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GAZETTE
DECEMBER 1988
SOLICITORS
GOLFING SOCIETY
International (Tom Shaw) Prize
The Presidents Prize was played at
Mullingar Golf Club on the 9 th
September 1988, the following are
the results:
Winner:
Patrick Tracy 15-44 pts.
Runner up:
John O'Donnell
13-41 pts.
Third:
Gerry Sheehan 17-40 pts.
Ryan Cup (Handicap 13 over)
Winner:
Denis McDowall 14-40 pts.
Runner up:
Tom D u f f y 1 3 - 39 pts.
Director Generals Cup
Eamonn Carolan
9 - 34 pts.
Winner:
(Handicap
12 and
under)
Noel O'Mara
12-40 pts.
Runner
up:
Brian O'Sullivan
6 - 39 pts.
First
Nine:
Eugene Cush
Second
Nine:
David Dillon
9 - 22 pts.
14-21 pts.
(Last Six) Best score
30 miles
and
over:
Brendan Duke
9 - 38 pts.
Three
Cards
drawn
by
Lot:
Patrick Carolan
Ninety-three players competed.
International Match
Solicitors Golfing Society
-v-
Law Society Golf Club
The annual match be tween the
Go l f i ng Soc i e ty and the Law
Society Golf Club (England and
Wales) took place on the 12th &
13th September at A l wood l ey and
Fulford Golf Clubs in Yorkshire.
The Irish t e am was royally
entertained and, no doubt, as a
result emerged victorious by a
single point taking home to these
s ho r es t he Pe r pe t ual Trophy
donated to the event last year by
Brian Petifor.
The teams representing both
countries were:
I r e l a n d :
Cy r il
Os b o u r ne
(Captain),
Gerry Walsh, Cyril Coyle,
Richard Bennett, Bernard Jordan,
Owen O'Brien, Bill Jolley, Brian
O'Brien, David Walsh, Tommy
O'Reilly, Padraig Gearty, John
Bourke.
En g l a n d: Eric Auckland, David
Barker, Alan Bull, John Jenkins,
Craig Mitchell, And r ew Rudkin,
Mi chael Harvey, Pat Hill, Ian
Newton, Henry Marshall, Brian
Petifor, Bev Charles, Nick Stones.
Richard Bennett
Secretary
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Cor respondence
12 October 1988
Mr. James J. Ivers,
Director General,
The Law Society,
Blackhall Place,
Dublin 7.
POWER OF ATTACHMENT
FINANCE ACT 1988
Dear Mr. Ivers,
I w i sh to refer again to your further
letter of 27 July last and reminder
of 9 September in relation to the
power of attachment provided for
in the Finance Act, 198.
I can c o n f i rm t h a t mon i es
received by a solicitor for a client
and held by him in a client account
prior to paying the net proceeds to
a financial institution on foot of a
prior undertaking to the institution
(as part of, and in accordance with,
the normal arrangements under
wh i ch the transaction giving rise to
such monies is being effected) will
not be deemed by the Revenue
Commissioners as a debt due by
t he s o l i c i t or f or a t t a c h m e nt
p u r p o s es
and t he
Revenue
Commissioners will not seek to
attach such monies.
I hope that this clarifies the
position for you: the delay in
replying, due to pressure of official
business, is regretted.
Yours sincerely,
Ray MacSharry T.D.
Minister for Finance,
Dublin 2.
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