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NOVEMBER, 1932J
The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
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Arthur W. Jeffers.
Timothy J. Kirwan.
Stephen E. Law.
Mary T. McCarroll.
Maurice McGrath.
.
James S. McF. Rountree.
Richard H. P. Ryan.
Patrick J. Shaw.
Edward Toner.
Thomas C. G. Vance.
Forty-nine candidates attended,
thirty-
three passed.
Final Examination.
At the Final Examination held on 4th and
5th October, the following passed the exam–
ination, and their names are arranged in
order of merit:
1. Timothy O! N. Kiely, B.A., N.U.I.
2. Edward M. O'Beirne.
3. Bernard P. Manning.
4. Arthur J. G. Quirke.
5. Richard C. Faris.
6. Robert Humphries.
7.
John P. Murphy, B.A.,
T.C.D.
Desmond P. Owens, B.A.,
T.C.D.
9. Nicholas A. Byrne.
10.
Patrick D. Jordan.
11. Kathleen Ryan.
12.
Francis P. Galvin.
13. Mathew C. Mullen.
14. Michael Cussen, B.A., T.C.D.
15.
John B. Lavelle.
16.
John J. P. Gordon.
17.
Joseph C. Rutledge.
18.
John J. Colbert
Edward Monahan
20. Dermot J. O'Rourke.
21.
Samuel Bolton.
l eaual
Patrick J. A. Sweetman
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23. Edward Ryan, B.A., T.C.D.
24. Roger P. Greene.
25. William Quinn.
26. Thomas J. Bernardi.
27. Kevin Burke
\
,
Thomas D. Kelly
)equal
29. George C. Ouinn.
30. Gerald St. J. Nolan.
31. Edmund P. Condon.
32. Arthur G. Fegan.
equal
>equal
Fifty-six candidates attended, thirty-two
passed.
The Council awarded a Silver Medal to
Timothy O'N. Kiely, B.A., N.U.I., and a
Special Certificate to Edward M. O'Beirne.
Scholarships, 1932.
Overend Preliminary Examination Scholar–
ship, not awarded. Overend Final Examina–
tion Scholarship,
awarded
to
John B.
Sullivan. Findlater Scholarship, awarded to
Gerald Baily.
SOLICITORS' GOLFING SOCIETY.
The Autumn Competition was held at
Portmarnock on the 27th September. Over
forty members took part.
The following
were the best scores :
' M. G. Lardner, nett 75 (winner of the
Council Cup'1.
S. O'Connor, nett 77 (2nd Prize).
P. Glynn, nett 78.
A. J. Malone, nett 78.
D. M. Martin, nett 79 (winner of the Pre–
sident's Cup).
M. J. Bowers, nett 80 (winner of
the
Veterans' Cup).
In the Foursome Sweepstakes the best
cards were:
Messrs. Darley and Rolleston, 3 down.
Messrs. McKenna and Malone, 4 down.
Messrs. Thompson and Warren, 5 down.
Messrs. Lardner and Martin, 5 down.
In the evening a Dinner was held in the
Clubhouse, presided over by Mr. L. J. Ryan.
President of the Incorporated Law Society.
ALL communications connected with THE
GAZETTE (other than advertisements) should
be addressed to the Secretary of the Society,
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts, Dublin,
N.W.8.