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GAZETTE
IMNAGEMN
JUNE 1993
Cork
Law School
P r epa r a t o ry Co u r se f or t he
Part 1 F i nal Ex am i na t i on of t he
I n c o r p o r a t ed Law So c i e ty
The College offers a one year full time day
course consisting of lectures and tutorials,
suitable to graduates taking the part 1 Final
Examination in October 1994.
The course covers the areas of law laid
down by the Law Society.
There are 25 places on the course to be
filled on a first come first -served basis.
For further details
contact-
The Director, Holy Trinity College
Tel: 021-276267 Fax: 021-275632
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K I ERAN LOUGHRAN
Liability Advisory Services
P a rk Ho u s e
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Du b l i n 7
Tel: 381055
Fax: 8680505
Ireland/Thailand - International Law
Conference in Thailand -
The Land of Smiles
20 February 1 9 9 4 - 6 March 1994
Ensure that you avail of this unique
opportunity to visit the Far East and add to
your professional knowledge.
The Conference, in conjunction with the Thai
Law Society, will take place during the first
three days in Bangkok.
The group will then move to Chiang Mai in the
Northern Highlands for two days before flying
down to beautiful Phuket for seven nights. All
transport will be by air and first class hotels
will be used throughout.
Full details, as well as booking forms, will be
contained in the next issue.
In the meantime for information contact:-
Ciaran O'Hare,
Erne Travel, Paget Square, Enniskillen,
Co. Fermanagh.
Tel: 08 0365 324477 or 08 0365 322444
Fax: 08 0365 324432
Ireland/Thailand International Conference
February/March 1994
Exploratory talks are underway regarding the possibility of an
international Law Conference early next year.
Ciaran O'Hare whose firm
Erne Travel
, specialises in international
travel groups and conferences, has already done preliminary work
and has produced a broad outline for the possible itinerary.
The Thai Law Society has made it clear that they would be very
happy to welcome a party from the Irish Law Society providing
lecturers, a visit to Law Society Headquarters and, of course,
attendance certificates.
A highlight of the activities would be a key note address by
Thongvai Thongpad
, one of South East Asia's most eminent lawyers.
The conference would be costed so that the solicitor taking part
would be able to bring spouse or partner along at a very attractive
price and, of course, the participant may wish to claim expenditure
involved against tax as a practice expense.
The outline itinerary would be broadly as follows:-
Sunday, 20 Feb.
Depart Dublin for London - Aer Lingus and
onward to Bangkok - Direct flight.
Monday, 21 Feb. Arrive Bangkok for 3 nights, Meridien President
Hotel where Conference would take place.
Thursday, 24 Feb. Depart Bangkok by air for Chiang Mai for 2
nights.
Saturday, 26 Feb. Depart Chiang Mai for Bangkok and then onward
to Phuket for 7 nights at the Meridien Hotel.
Saturday, 5 March Depart Phuket for Bangkok, London and Dublin.
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