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N
orman
A.
P
eilow
,
5 Ashbrook Terrace,
Leeson Park, Dublin.
PI
en ry
N . R
obinson
,
“ Rosney,” Glenageary,
Co. Dublin.
J
ames
P.
S
weeney
,
5 Upper Leeson Street,
Dublin.
J
ames
T
uohy
,
33
Jones’ Road, Dublin.
V
incent
W
alsh
,
i
6 Crescent Villas,
Glasnevin, Dublin.
K
evin
J.
W
alshe
,
“ St. Anne’s,”
Whitehall Gardens,
Terenure.
J
ohn
P.
W
ard
,
Raphoe, Co. Donegal.
R
ichard
W
oulfe
,
Abbeyfeale,
Co. Limerick.
J
ohn
W.
G
entleman
,
15 Molesworth Street,
Dublin.
T
homas
P. R
obinson
,
3 Lr. O’Connell Street,
Dublin.
Admitted under Section 29
of the Solicitors’ (Ireland)
Act, 1898.
R
oger
G
reene
,
1 1 Wellington Quay, Dublin.
D
ermot
G
uinan
,
39 Westmoreland Street,
Dublin.
R
ichard
K . C.
P
ilkington
,
Bank of Ireland,
College Green,
Dublin.
J
ohn
B.
M
c
N
ulty
,
Raphoe, Co. Donegal.
M
aurice
J . W
oulfe
,
Abbeyfeale,
Co. Limerick.
SOLICITORS’ APPRENTICES’
DEBATING SOCIETY
T
he
Solicitors’ Apprentices’ Debating Society
elected the following Executive Committee for
1
9
/
5
0
5
1 : Auditor, Richard Ryan ; Correspondence
Secretary, Miss Mary Moore; Record Secretary,
Cormac Rynne; Treasurer, Patrick J. O ’Gara ■
Committee, M. Joseph Leech, Dermot F. Jones’
Brendan J. Wallace, Edmund S. Doyle (Ex-Auditor)
(Ex-Officio).
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The following awards were made: O ratory:
Incorporated Law Society’s Gold Medal, James
Cawley; Society’s Silver Medal, Mary Moore •
Special Certificate, William S. O ’Brien; Legal
Debate (President’s Gold Medal), Richard Ryan ;
Society s Silver Medal, Donal Lambe ; Impromptu
Speeches Vice-President’s Gold Medal, Mary
Moore;
Vice-President’s Silver Medal, James
Cawley; Irish Debate: Society’s Gold Medal,
Brendan J. Wallace; Society’s Silver Medal, Colm
Price ; First Year Speeches : Society’s Silver Medal
James Cawley.
Edward MacCurtain, Alan Joseph McGonagle
Timothy Murphy, Cornelius Riordan, Louis" j ’
Woolfson.
J
Twenty-two candidates entered;
seventeen
passed ; five were postponed.
Second Examination in Irish
Kevin J. Callanan, Timothy J. Casey, Kenneth F.
Clear, Augustine I. Cunningham, Edmund S. Doyle^
Joseph J . Hughes, Michael J. Leech, Catherine A.
Lenehan, Patrick J . McCormack, Liam Desmond
McGonagle, Gerald J. M. Moloney, Cornelius J.
Noonan, Louis J. Noonan, Patrick J. Noonan
Plelena B. A . O’Doherty, Edward R. Rogers’
Patrick J. Ryan, Andrew F. Ryan.
Twenty-three candidates entered;
eighteen
passed ; five were postponed.
EXAMINATIONS—AUTUMN, 1950
. _
Latest date fo r
Examination.
Date.
giving notice.
First and Second 29th and 30th
8th September
h'ish.
September.
F “ al ............... 2nd, 3rd and 4th n th September.
October.
Intermediate ... 2nd and 3rd Oct. n th September
Preliminary ... 3rd and 4th Oct. n th September.
LECTURES-19 5 0 - 5 1 .
C
ourse
A. Mondays and Thursdays, 2.13 p.m.,
commencing 12th October.
C
ourse
B. Tuesdays and Fridays, 2.13 p.m.,
commencing 10th October.
C
ourse
C. Mondays and Wednesdays, 3.30 p.m.,
commencing n th October.
MICHAELMAS TERM, 1950
The Law Term will commence on Tuesday 10th
October.
CIV IL SERV ICE COMMISSION.
EXAMINATION RESULTS
A
t
the Examinations under the Legal Practitioners
(Qualification) Act, 1929, held on 30th June and 1st
July, the following candidates were successful:__
First Examination in Irish
Walter Beatty, Paul Callan, Patrick Mark Cooney
Matthew Anthony Cunningham, Alec Diamond
James Daniel Donegan, Kevin J. Early, Francis A-
Fitzpatrick, Alphonsus Grogan, Nicholas S. Hughes*
Denis Flenry Johnston, John Bernard Kirby, John
V
acancies
for
T
hird
S
ecretaries
in
the
D
epartment
of
E
xternal
A
ffairs
.
"Preliminary Announcement.
An open competitive examination will be held
in November or December, 1950, for situations
as Third Secretary in the Department o f External
Affairs.
Age Limits.
21 to 28 years with extensions
o f the upper limit in certain cases.
Essential:
A
good knowledge o f Irish and a good general know
ledge of Irish History and o f modern social
conditions in Ireland.
Candidates not already
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