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GAZETTE
JULY 1996
This Section appears to refer
specifically to Pension Schemes
which contain a conditionjhat the
spouses should be living together at
the time the relevant benefit becomes
payable. Presumably, although it is
not specifically mentioned in Section
13, the Court can make an order under
Section 13 in addition to an order
under Section 12.
Brian M. Gallagher is a partner in
Gallagher Shatter, Solicitors and is a
member of the Conveyancing
Committee.
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The Captain's
Prize
FrankWard's
Captain's Prize was
held at the K Club on
31 May, 1996 when 120
colleagues participated
on a testing course in
difficult conditions
but the winner, H. Pat -
Barrisscale, came in at the
end of the day, way ahead of everyone,
with a magnificent score of 40 points.
Results
Winner: H. Pat Barriscale, Limerick,
H/C 10-40 points
Second: Patrick Groarke, Longford,
H/C 21 - 35 points
Third: Pat McNally, Cork,
H/C 10-32 points
St. Patrick's Plate
Winner: BrianWhitaker,
H/C 4 -31 points
Second: Brian O'Brien,
H/C 9 - 31 points
Gerry Doyle Trophy
Winner: Paul Eustace,
H/C 18-31 points
Second: Derek McVeigh,
H/C 18-30 points
Director General's Cup
Winner: Kieran O'Connor
Over 30 Miles
Winner: Harry Fehily
Bill Jolley,
Hon. Secretary
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Not ice to Members
The Dail Select Committee on
Legislation and Security has
invited submissions on the following
topics:-
1. The Liquor Licensing laws.
2. The Official Secrets Acts and all
other statutory provisions which
restrict access to information with
recommendations to bring them
into line with the best
international standards of public
information provisions.
The Law Society is preparing
submissions on both topics.
Practitioners are invited to send their
views,
in writing,
to:-
Mary Keane
Policy Development Executive
Law Society of Ireland
Blackhall Place
Dublin 7
on or before Friday, 30 August,
1996,
for inclusion in the Society's
submissions.
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Golf Out ing At Woodbrook
A most enjoyable Golf Outing was
recently held in Woodbrook in aid of
the Solicitors' Benevolent Association.
The thanks of the Association are due
to
Colm Price
who organised it. Mr.
Price employed his usual charm to
encourage his colleagues onto the tee in
a mixed scramble. This was followed
by dinner in the Clubhouse which was
open to non-players as well. The
Association is also grateful to the Bank
of Ireland which sponsored the event.
The outing raised just under £2,000 and
those who made donations as well as
those who played will be happy to
know that this money will be used to
alleviate the hardship experienced by
some of their less fortunate colleagues
and their families.
The Association is delighted to
encourage members who organise
fund-raising events. Particular thanks
are due to the Dublin Solicitor's Bar
Association for organising a Summer
Party held in July. The Association's
thanks must also go to
Justin
McKenna,
President of the DSBA who
organised some of his colleagues to do
the mara-cycle to Belfast on 21 June
1996. The President of the Law
Society,
Andrew F. Smyth,
is arranging
a concert to be given by Our Lady's
Choral Society in Blackhall Place on
Tuesday 1 October, the proceeds to go
to the Benevolent Association. It is
hoped that members will give this their
full support.
Geraldine Pearse
Secretary, Solicitors
Benevolent
Assocaition.
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