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JUNE, 1932]
The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland
MR. PATRICK J. GAYNOR, Solicitor, died on
the 29th May, 1932, at Strokestown, Co.
Roscommon.
Mr. Gaynor served his apprenticeship with
his brother, the late Mr. John Gaynor,
Athlone; was admitted in Hilary Sittings,
1897, and practised at Strokestown.
NEW MEMBERS OF THE INCORPORATED
LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND.
The following have recently joined the
Society:
William H. Argue, Sligo.
James S. Byrne, Mohill.
Mark F. Conroy, Galway.
Richard J. Farrell, Waterford.
Henry F. Feely, Waterford.
John F. Foley, 69 South Mall, Cork.
James P. Glynn, Tuam.
Michael Kavanagh, Wexford.
Patrick J. Kavanagh (Jun.), 9 South Mall,
Cork.
William Leahy, Newcastle West
Thomas G. Logue, Londonderry
Timothy Lynch, Cavan
Daniel C. Mangan, Killarney.
Francis B. Meagher, Tuam
J. Desmond Moran, 34 Lr. Ormond Quay,
Dublin.
Joseph H. McCarroll, V,ricklow.
Edward J. O'Brien, 35 St. Stephen's Green,
Dublin.
Thomas O'Brien, Mitchelstown.
James O'Doherty, Sligo.
Thomas H. O'Donovan, Clonakilty
Timothy O'Hanrahan, 55 Dawson Street,
Dublin.
Desmond J. O'Malley, Limerick.
Timothy O'Shea, Killarney.
Michael Powell, 50 Grand Parade, Cork.
Ralph H. Reid, Ballyshannon.
William St. C. Rice, Midleton.
Edgar J. Ryan, Cahir.
Bernard J. Scales, 11 College Green,
Dublin.
Patrick J. D. Shaw, Mullingar.
Barry Sullivan, Mallow.
Robert McD. Taylor, Drogheda.
Arthur F. B. Thompson, 12 Molesworth
Street, Dublin.
John J. Walsh, Kiltimagh.
Edward W. Warren, Gorey.
Michael White, Carndonagh.
Peter Woods, Dundalk.
PROFESSORSHIP OF COMMON LAW.
The Council invite applications for the
office of Professor of Common Law to the
Society.
Particulars of duties
can
be
obtained from the Secretary.
The newly-elected Professor will enter on
his duties next October. The appointment
will be made for one year, and the person
appointed will be eligible for yearly re-
appointment for each of the four succeeding
years.
Applications from practising Barristers or
Solicitors will be received up to the 18th
June, and should be addressed
to
the
Secretary,
Incorporated Law Society of
Ireland, Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts,
Dublin, N.W.8.
STATUTES OF THE OIREACHTAS
PASSED
DURING 1932.
1.
Pension Books (Prohibition of Aliena–
tion).
2. Road Transport.
3. Railways (Miscellaneous).
4. Central Fund.
5. Finance (Customs Duties).
6.
Intoxicating Liquor (Occasional Licences)
SOLICITORS' GOLFING SOCIETY.
The Annual Competition was held on the
19th May at Dollymount (by kind permission
of the Royal Dublin Golfing Club).
The
following were
the
best
scores
returned :
J. C. McKenna
J. H. Dixon
J. D. Hollinger
H. H. Maxwell
D. J. Collins
P. Glynn
Nett 73
75
76
76
78
78
Mr. A. Rolleston won the Novices' Prize.
The Foursomes Sweepstakes were won by
Messrs. S. Roche and J. D. Hollinger with
1 up ;
Messrs. McKenna and Malone being
second with 4 down.
The Annual Meeting was held
in
the
afternoon, at which
the following were
elected officers for the coming year:
President:
Mr. Laurence J. Ryan.
Captain :
Mr. A. Lane Joynt.