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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland
[July, 1942
Passed.
James Binchy.
Cecil F. Braund.
Thomas K. FitzGibbon.
William J. C. Horan
Mary O'R. Huggard.
Daniel O'C. Miley
Tadg R. O'Braonain.
Michael G. O'Beirn
John C. O'Carroll.
Thomas P. O'Reilly.
Cecil E. Prentice.
John P. Rogan.
The following candidates will be required
to sit for another examination in Book
keeping but will be exempt from any further
examination in Theory or Practice :—
Michael P. O'B. Kelly.
Leslie S. Kettle.
Michael Morrissey.
Donal Reilly.
Thirty candidates attended ;
twenty-two
passed ;
eight were postponed.
LEGAL PRACTITIONERS' (QUALIFICA
TION) ACT, 1929.
The following passed a " First " Examina
tion in Irish under the above Act, held on
the 5th June.
Michael J. Buggy.
Richard J. Crotty.
John J. Daly, (Junr.)
Moya Dixon.
Basil W. H. Greene.
Oliver P. Morahan.
Josephine M. E. O'Keeffe.
Walter Rhatigan.
Denis M. Ronan.
Reginald G. H. Roper.
James P. D. Walsh.
Fourteen candidates attended;
eleven
passed ;
three were postponed.
The following passed a " Second " Examin
ation in Irish under the above Act, held on
the 5th and 6th June.
John G. Bolger.
Thomas B. Dwane.
Yv'illiam J. A. Dundon.
Dermot D. Fanning.
Patrick M. K. Johnson.
James B. Joyce.
Sheila C. P. Keane.
Eithne M. Maclnerney.
Joan M. Macaulay.
James Molloy.
Arthur J. T. O'Connor.
Philip OT.oughlin.
Thomas C. O'Mahony.
Dermot J. O'Meara.
Joseph G. O'Shea.
Maurice P. Ronayne.
George A. Russell (Junr.)
Patrick M. Russell.
James G. D. Walsh.
Thirty candidates attended;
nineteen
passed ;
eleven were postponed.
SOLICITORS' GOLFING SOCIETY.
The Summer Meeting was held at Royal
Dublin on the 28th May and, although the
entry was smaller than usual on account of
the difficulties of
transport, was greatly
enjoyed by those who took part.
The Society's Challenge Cup and
the
Prize presented by the Captain to the Winner
was won by J. Desmond Kearns.
The prize for the runner-up was won by
W. J. Menton.
The prize for the best gross was won by
W. J. O'Reilly.
The Veteran's Cup was won
by
W. J.
Norman.
The Competition was followed by a Dinner
in the Club House at which the Captain,
G. E. Grove White, presided.
Amongst
those present were :
The President of the
Law Society, Major Foster, President, and
J. J. Hickey, Captain of Royal Dublin, both
of whom spoke and expressed their pleasure
at having Members of the Solicitors Profession
as Visitors to their Club.
The Committee are considering whether it
will be possible to have future meetings
during the emergency as the Society cannot
afford this expense when the entries are
so small.
Any Member who did not receive a circular
of the last Meeting should communicate with
the Hon. Secretary, J. D. Rooney, Solicitor,
Bank of Ireland, College Green, Dublin.
DRAFT SOLICITORS' BILL.
The Joint-Committee appointed to consider
suggestions for the draught Bill has almost
completed its work. The Council has provis
ionally appointed October 1st as the date for
the adjourned Special General Meeting of the
Society.
It is hoped to get out the notices conven
ing the meeting together with a copy of the
report of the Joint Committee to all members
early in September.