The Gazette 1985

INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND GAZETTE Vol. 79 No. 1

January/February 1985

In this issue . . . > How EEC Law Affects Practitioners ^ Part I

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Practice Notes

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„ Apprenticeship — In-Office Training

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Why is our manager's door always open?

Crossword

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- J 9 8 5 Legal Offices Fun Run

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^/Patrick McEntee Cup

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J Indoor Management Rule in Ireland

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An Apprentice Proposes

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I Hook Reviews

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^JCnow Your Council 84/85

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^C r i m i n al Justice Act, 1984

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oCorrespondence

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y/A.I.J.A. — Bordeaux Congress

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ANSWER: We could try to be funny and say it was to let the bank drafts in. But the truth is it's just the way we operate. Personal, attentive service at all times. Total access to the manager. Longer hours than most banks. And higher interest on deposits. They may sound like small things. But when you add up the little things we do and most banks don't, you'll understand why our customers prefer service to size.

^Professional Information

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Executive Editor: Mary Buckley Editorial Board:

William Earley, Chairman John F. Buckley Gary Byrne Geraldine Clarke Charles R. M. Meredith Michael V. O'Mahony Maxwell Sweeney

Liam O hOisin, Telephone 305236

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