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GAZETTE
JULY 1996
The Law Society Athletics Club
exercise its jurisdiction under the
Act. In the case of applications
under paragraph 4(2) of the First
Schedule to the Act the Registrar
shall obtain the directions of the
President or ajudge nominated
by him as to the date of the hearing and
as to the persons (if any) who should
be given notice of the hearing.
(5) Applications under section 12(1)
and 12(3) shall be by notice of
motion to be issued in the Central
Office directed to the Registrar.
The Registrar shall obtain the
Directions of the President or of a
judge nominated by him as to the
persons to be served with the
motion (if any), the date of the
hearing, and any other matter
required to enable the court to
exercise its jurisdiction under
the Act.
Date: 25th July, 1996
Signed D. Costello
President of the High Court.
The Law Society Athletics Club
attended the Irish University
Athletics Championships in Antrim
on April 20 last. The team consisted
of
John Menton
(Arthur Cox),
James
Candon
(Ahern O'Shea & Co),
Mark
Walsh
(BCM Hanby Wallace) and
John O'Connor
(O'Connor) (Coach)
and managed to finish seventh overall
ahead of a number of Universities and
third level institutions.
James Candon
(a universities boxer and cousin of
Irish Olympic hopeful
Paddy
McGrath)
was competing for the first
time for the club and managed to get
to the final of the shot putt and the
351b weight for distance therefore
gaining valuable points for the club.
Mark Walsh
competed in a very
competitive 5000 metre race and
finished a creditable eighth.
John
Menton
matched his performance of
last year by winning four gold medals
for the second year in a row in the
Hammer, Discus, Shot Putt and 35 lb
weight throw. He also managed to
break the record for the most number
of medals won by an individual in
Irish university championships
bringing his total to 14 gold medals.
The Club is very grateful to the
Society for again helping to fund the
team to compete in these
championships. It is hoped that the
club tradition will continue and any
apprentice or solicitor (qualified in
the last year) is eligible to compete in
these championships. If you are
interested in competing next year
(first competition February 1997)
then start training now! And contact
James Candon
at (01) 6794477.
John Menton.
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