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THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND
VOL. 71 NO. 9
DECEMBER 1977
The President
1977 / 78
Mr. Joseph Dundon, Solicitor, has been elected
President of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland for
the coming year. Mr. Dundon is a partner in the firm of
O'Donnell, Dundon & Co., of Limerick. He has been a
member of the Council of the Society since 1967, and is a
former Chairman of the Society's Education Committee.
Mr. Dundon was educated at Crescent College,
Limerick, Clongowes Wood College and U.C.D., and
qualified as a Solicitor in 1962.
He is currently President of the Limerick Bar
Association. At 36 he is one of the youngest Presidents in
the Society's history, and the second Limerick man to be
elected to that office, the first being Mr. Niall S. Gaffney,
who was President in 1957.
Mr. Dundon is the youngest son of the late John
Dundon, Solicitor, who was Law Agent to Limerick
Corporation from 1915 to 1956. His brother, Mr.
William Dundon is Law Agent to Dublin Corporation.
Joseph L. Dundon
Vice Presidents
Mr. Gerald Hickey,
who has been elected Senior Vice-
President for the coming year 1977-78, is a son of the late
James Hickey, Solicitor. Educated at Xavier School and
Trinity College, Dublin, Mr. Hickey was admitted in 1948.
He has been elected a member of the Council since 1967,
and has been a partner in the firm of Messrs. Hickey &
O'Reilly (now Hickey, Beauchamp, Kirwan & O'Reilly),
Dollard House, Wellington Quay, Dublin 2, since 1950.
Mrs. Moya Quinlan
has been elected Junior Vice-President
for the coming year. Mrs. Quinlan is Principal of Joseph H.
Dixon & Co., 8 Parnell Square, Dublin 1. She has been a
member of the Council since 1969 and has been Chairman
of the Premises Committee since 1975. She has been a
member of the Registrars and Public Relations
Committees for some years.
Mrs. Quinlan is the only daughter of the late Joseph
Dixon. Educated at the Dominican College, Sion Hill,
Blackrock, and University College, Dublin, Mrs. Quinlan
was admitted in Easter Term, 1946.