GAZETTE
IBA Biennial
Conference,
Melbourne 1994.
The 25th Biennial conference of the
International Bar Association will be
held from 9 - 1 4 October next year in
Melbourne. The links between
lawyers in this country and in
Australia, particularly the state of
Victoria, are well known and for that
reason it is likely that many people
will wish to attend the Conference.
Already there have been many
enquiries and if the numbers are
sufficient, attractive rates of travel
and hotel accommodation should be
available.
Any person interested at this stage
should contact either of the
undersigned as soon as possible so
that further investigation into the
possibilities of group travel may be
undertaken.
Mr Frank O'Donnell,
Bell Brannigan O'Donnell,
Solicitors,
22 Lower Baggot Street,
DUBLIN 2.
Telephone: 676 4951/676 9524
Fax: 676 7236
Mrs Moya Quinlan,
Dixon Smyth,
Solicitors,
8 Parnell Square,
DUBLIN 1.
Telephone:878 8600/874 3527/878
8088. Fax: 878 7626
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London West End Solicitors
will
advise and undertake UK related
matters. All areas -
Corporate/Private Client. Resident
Irish Solicitor. Reciprocal
arrangement and fee sharing
envisaged. Agency work also.
Contact Ellis & Fairbairn, 26 Old
Brompton Road, South Kensington,
London SW7 3 DL. Tel. 0044-71-
589-0141. Fax.
0044-71-225-3935.NOVEMBER 1993
The Sama r i t ans
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to L i sten
In the course of our work as solicitors
we have occasion to meet clients who
present problems or difficulties that
may not be of a legal nature. Together
with their legal problems, they may
present others, e.g. bereavement,
financial worries, loneliness, broken
relationships, inability to cope with
stress.
While we do address the legal issues
presented by a client, we may not
always have the time or ability simply
to listen to a client who wishes to talk
about other problems.
The Samaritans exist to befriend the
lonely, the depressed and the suicidal.
They are a non-denominational
organisation, available 24 hours a day
to offer time and a listening ear to
those in need. If it is felt appropriate
or necessary, a solicitor can, with
sensitivity, point a client in the
direction of the Samaritans. A list of
Samaritan branches and telephone
numbers is set out below.
Solicitors might also note that the
Samaritans are a voluntary
organisation supported, mainly, by
donations. Bequests and donations are
always welcome and solicitors might
bear this in mind if requested by a
client to suggest a suitable charity.
(Bequests should be made out to a
specific branch.)
Samaritan Branches
Athlone
Cork
Dublin
Ennis
Galway
Limerick
Newbridge
Sligo
Tralee
Waterford
0902-73133
021-271323
01-872 7700
065-29777
091-61222
061-412111
045-35299
071-42011
066-22566
051-72114
So l i c i tors
Gol f i ng Soc i e ty
President's Prize
The results of the President's Prize
held at Rosses Point on 24 September,
1993, were as follows:
Winner.
Sean McTeman - 36 points [H/C 19].
Runner up:
Dermot Fullam - 35 points [H/C 13].
The Ryan Cup:
Winner:
Con O'Leary - 35 points [H/C 24],
Runner up:
Joe Keys - 35 points [H/C 13].
Handicap 12 and Under:
Winner:
Tom Shaw - 34 points [H/C 6],
Runner up:
Rory Deane - 33 points [H/C 6],
The Veterans' Cup:
Winner:
Judge James Gilvarry - 33 points
[H/C 19].
Front Nine:
Winner:
Gerard McCanny - 20 points
[H/C 19].
Back Nine:
Winner:
Judge Frank Johnston - 21 points
[H/C 15].
William Jolley
Hon. Secretary
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A Samaritan
Solicitor
English Agents:
Agency work
undertaken for Irish solicitors in
both litigation and non-contentious
matters - including legal aid. Fearon
& Co., Solicitors, Westminster
House, 12 The Broadway, Woking,
Surrey GU21 5AU.
Tel: 0044-483-726272.Fax:
0044-483-725807.
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