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GAZETTE

depression and sometimes even

suicide.

Repatriation of Irish prisoners under

the provisions of the Transfer

Convention will undoubtedly

promote and encourage rehabilitation

of offenders and alleviate the

burden of financial and physical

hardship and stress borne by their

families here.

Though the Minister for Justice

preserves her discretion in the Act to

grant or refuse an application or

her consent to an application, as the

case may be, there is a commitment

to transparency and equity in the

operation of the Convention and a

decision to refuse her consent

must be notified in writing to the

affected party. Subject to

limitations referred to above, the

Minister must specify grounds for

any refusal.

Section I 1 of the Act requires the

Minister to make a report to each

House of the Oireachtas on the

operation of the Act during the

preceding year. The Report must be

furnished within four months after the

end of each year from 31 December.

1995. The Report must include

information in relation to each

implication made during the year

under the Act.

The ratification of the Transfer

Convention should go some way

towards alleviating the growing sense

of despair and isolation so keenly fell

by this often forgotten constituency ot

the Irish Diaspora.

Maire R. Whelan, B.L., holds a

Masters Degree from University of

London, King's College. She is a

practising

Barrister.

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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1996

Prize Bond Winners 1995

£ 1 , 0 0 0 - F i r st Prize:

James O'Dwyer

Arthur Cox

41-45 St. Stephen's Green

Dublin 2

Thomas A. Menton

O'Keeffe & Lynch

30 Molesworth Street

Dublin 2

Nicholas P.J. Shee

John Shee & Company

28 Parnell Street

Clonmel

Co Tipperary

£500 - Second Prize:

Garrett P. Lombard

Lombard & Cullen

Market Square

Gorey

Co Wexford

William J. McGuire

McKeever Rowan

34 Fitzwilliam Square

Dublin 2

John V. Kelly

John V. Kelly & Company

Church Street

Cavan

Ernest J. Margetson

Matheson Ormsby Prentice

3 Burlington Road

Dublin 4

£250 - Third Prize:

Denis McDowell

John J. McDowell & Company

36 Fitzwilliam Square

Dublin 2

P. Laurence Murphy

"Inishfree"

9 Deerpark

Castleknock Road

Dublin 15

Christopher Beatty

Tig-Mo-Croi

Glenamuck Road

Carrickmines

Dublin 18

John G. Lanigan

John Lanigan & Nolan

Abbey Bridge

Dean Street

Kilkenny

Patrick McEntee

Tullyherim House

Tullyherim

Monaghan

MEETING WITH SOLICITOR TDs

Left to right: Alan Shutter, TD (Dublin South); The President of the Law Society, Andrew F.

Smyth; Charles Flanagan, TD (Laois-Offaly) and Jim O'Keeffe, TD (Cork South-West) pictured

prior to a meeting between certain solicitor TDs and members of the Law Society Parliamentary

and Law Reform Committee at Blackhall Place on 1 February, 1996.

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