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At dinner in the Royal George Hotel, the guest

of honour was the President and we were further

honoured in having with us the Captain of Limerick

Golf Club.

The following is the List of Prizewinners and the

Officers and Committee for next season:—

Incorporated Law Society's Challenge Cup and

President's Prize (Mr. Niall S. Gaffney)—Winner:

W. J. Ryan (16) 38 pts.

Runner-up Prize to Incorporated Law Society's

Challenge Cup—Winner : S. Casey (6) on 2nd Nine,

36 pts.

Ryan Challenge Cup (Handicap of 13 and upwards)

and prize presented by Golfing Society—Winner :

E. Dillon (18), 36 pts.

Runner-up Prize

to Ryan Challenge Cup—

Winner: T. A. O'Reilly (16), 36 pts.

Best Score (First Nine Holes)—Winner : J. Carr

(14), 21 pts.

Best

Score

(Second Nine Holes)—Winner:

M. O'Sullivan (n), 19 pts.

Best Score by competitor resident more than 30

miles away—Winner: M. Neary (5) on 2nd Nine,

35 pts.

Best Score of three cards drawn by lot—Winner :

James O'Connor (Thurles).

Prize for secret score—Winner :

Eugene Gillian.

Veteran's Prize—Winner : Niall S. Gaffney, 33 pts.

HON. OFFICERS, 1958 SEASON.

Captain:

James J. O'Connor (Thurles);

Hon.

Treasurer:

John J. O'Dwyer;

Hon.

Secretary :

Gerard M. Doyle.

Committee:

William Menton,

John Maher, Michael Neary, L. K. Branigan, David

Bell, T. F. McKeever, L. Kearon, J. J. O'Connor

(Dublin), Eugene Gillan, J. C. Griffin (Ex-Capt.,

ex-officio~).

DUBLIN SOLICITORS' BAR

ASSOCIATION.

A MEETING of the Council of the Association was

held on Wednesday, the 25th of September, 1957.

Discussions continue with the County Registrar

concerning the performance of their duties by Civil

Bill Officers.

The Council has under consideration the pro

cedure of the Post Office Savings Bank as to payment

of accounts of deceased account holders, and ques

tions arising as to professional remuneration in cases

of the compulsory acquisition of land.

The precedent Letting Agreement has been

favourably received by the members, and appears to

be in increasing use.

The Council gave a dinner to Mr. Frank Connolly,

out-going President of the Association, at the con

clusion of his year of office.

The Annual General Meeting was held by courtesy

of the Law Society at Solicitors' Building, Four

Courts, on Wednesday, 9th October, 1957. The

Honorary Secretary's report was adopted, the debate

covering generally the Association's activities during

the year.

Special reference was made to the desirability of

a further review of the organisation of the Dublin

County District Court.

The Honorary Treasurer's report was also adopted.

Mr. Frank Connolly, the out-going President,

thanked the members for their support during his

year of office, and also thanked the Council and

Officers of the Association for their co-operation

and activity. He expressed special appreciation to

the more senior members of the profession for their

advice and help which were always forthcoming.

The Council and Officers of the Association for

the year 1957-58 were then elected as follows :

President:-

J. B. McGarry;

Vice-President:

L. E.

Kearon;

Hon. Treasurer:

R. O'Connor;

Hon.

Secretary:

C. Hyland;

Hon. Auditors:

P. Glynn

and E. Crowley.

Council:

Messrs. E. Shiel,

S. Millington, V. Wolfe, E. McCarron, J. A. G.

Cullen, J. M. Farrelly, E. Byrne, F. Gibney, and

K. Burke.

A MEETING of the Council of the Association was

held on Thursday, i7th October, 1957.

The following .Sub-Committees were appointed :

(a)

Circuit

and District Courts — Messrs.

Vanston, Wolfe and Byrne.

(£) Emergency—The President, the Vice- Presi

dent and the Hon. Secretary.

(<r) Dinner—Messrs. McCarron and O'Connor.

Any member of the Association who wishes to

put forward any matter for consideration by one

of these Sub-Committees is requested to write

to the Honorary Secretary.

The Association is in correspondence with the

Department of Posts and Telegraphs about the pro

cedure for payment out of deceaseds' accounts in

the Post Office Savings Bank.

The preparation of Executor and Trustee Pre

cedent Forms, the investigation of Compulsory

Acquisition Costs and the revision of the Dublin

Metropolitan and County District Court Areas

continue to receive attention.

The next meeting was fixed for Wednesday,

6th November, 1957.

A MEETING of the Council of the Association was

held on Wednesday, 6th November, 1957.

A sub-committee consisting of the President and