The Gazette 1991

GAZETTE

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1991

The Registrar indicated that she was awaiting her Strategic Plan and the recommendations of the Con- sultants and that when this was available, she would be in touch with the Society at an early date. At a reception to mark the computerisation of the Registry of Deeds on the following morning, the Minister announced the approval of the Government in principle to a plan to turn the Land Registry and Registry of Deeds into a single Semi-State body and that legislation to change the Registry status would be introduced by the Government next year after dis- cussions with the legal profession and the relevant staff. The Society greatly welcomes this move and agrees to co-operate wi th the Registrar to see it implemented as soon as possible.

Solicitors Golfing Society Solicitors Golfing Society Annual General Meeting The Annual General Meeting of the Society took place at Mullingar Golf Club on the 27th of July 1990 and the following Officers were elected. Captain: Colm Price.

July. The Time Sheet will open on Monday the 15th of July. During 1990 the Society played Matches against the Institute of Chartered Surveyors, Dutch Bar Association, The Law Society Golf Club (England) and the Northern Ireland Solicitors Golfing Society and emerged the Victor in all of these matches. It is hoped to increase the range of these Matches as time goes on and also to increase the range of members playing. Richard Bennett

Treasurer: William Jolley. Secretary: Richard Bennett. The Captain's Prize will take place at Howth Golf Club on Friday the 24th of May, 1991. The Time Sheet will open on Monday the 13th of May. The President's (Don Binchy) Prize will take place at Clonmel Golf Club on Friday the 26th of

LAW SOCIETY - ANNUAL CONFERENCE GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL KILLARNEY 2nd - 5th MAY, 1991.

Conference Rate Under 5 years qualified £90 Over 5 years qualified £190

Conference Brochure together with booking forms are being posted to all members of the profession shortly. BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

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