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GAZETTE
SEPTEMBER 1987
THE S IMON COMMUN I TY
helps the homeless in Dublin, Cork, Dundalk and Galway. Services
provided include soup-run, shelter, visiting, and residential homes.
You can help by giving a donation, supporting our shops (we take
clothes, shoes, household items, books), or by becoming a
volunteer. Further details are available from:-
SIMON COMMUNITY (NATIONAL OFFICE)
P.O. BOX 1022
DUBLIN 1
Phone: 711606
MONEY GROWS ON
TREES
For an investment of
£10,000 upwards you can
purchase, or take a share
in, a newly planted or semi
mature forest and you-can
WATCH YOUR MONEY
GROW and IT IS TAX
FREE.
Contact Irelands leading
forestry company
GREEN BELT LTD
Virginia (049) 47521, 39152,
47171.
COLIN G. GOGGIN
Medical Photographic
Consultant
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Medical & Legal Photography
for cases of Litigation
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MEMBER OF
The Institute of Medical &
Biological Illustration
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The European Association of
Illustrators in Medicine
and Science
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The British Insitute of
Professional Photography
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The Master Photographers
Association
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Cell Phone: 088-553713
Home: 893495
80, BEECHPARK ROAD
FOXROCK, DUBLIN 18
T H E
S O L I C I T O R S -
B E N E V O L E NT
A S S O C I A T I ON
A CASE IN NEED
Mrs.
"X"
is in her late 40's,
she is the
widow
of a Solicitor,
has five children
under
21. Her only income
is a widow's
pension
and family
allowance.
She has to
provide
for her family
and maintain
a home.
She
faces
this enormous
responsibility
alone
Who can she turn
to for help
?
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The
Solicitors'
Benevolent
Fund.
The Solicitors Benevolent Association
assists such cases and many others where
the age of dependants of members of the
profession ranges from "under 10" to
"over eighty". The Committee of the
Association meets monthly and its work
covers the entire country, north and south.
The Committee funds come from annual
subscriptions from members of the Law
Society of Northern Ireland and The Incorpor-
ated Law Society of Ireland, together with
additional subscriptions received from Bar
Associations, and individual Solicitors or
firms of Solicitors. In recent years the calls
on the Association's resources have become
more numerous and this year the Committee
faces a relatively large deficit. It urgently
needs extra funds. Subscriptions can be
seat to the Secretary, Ms Clare Leonard,
The Solicitors Benevolent Association,
40 Lr. Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2, or c/o
The Law Society, Blackhall Place, Dublin 7.
DURKIN & GALLEN
LEGAL AGENTS /
LAW SEARCHES
HAVE MOVED TO:
62 LR. BAGGOT ST.
DUBLIN 2.
TEL: (01)612642
THE CATHOLIC HOUSING AID SOCIETY
Grenville Street, Dublin 1 Telephone: 741020
The Society is a non-sectarian voluntary Organisation providing accommodation
for the elderly poor.
We understand that many people making their wills are disposed to make gestures
to Charities. We respectfully ask Solicitors to mention our work
where such an opportunity arises.
Our Brochure explains what we have done and are doing. Copies available on request.
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