The Gazette 1986

GAZETTE

JULY/AUGUST

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County Galway Solicitors Bar Association Shields Golf Outing

HANDWRI T ING & SUSPECT DOCUMENT ANALYSIS BY Scotland Yard trained C.I.D. / Scene of Crime Officer Confidentiality assured. T. T. W. ALLEN "Seav i ew", Ballyguile, Co. Wicklow (0404) 9266 (anytime)

The Shields Golf Outing, which is confined to Members of the Legal Profession in the County of Galway, took place at Loughrea Golf Club on Saturday, 17 May. Twenty Members took part and despite the gale which blew all day a most enjoyable time was had by all. Dinner took place afterwards in the Meadow Court Restaurant. The following were the prize winners:

1st Michael Molloy 2nd Kevin Geraghty 3rd Norbert Colbert 4th Kieran Murphy 5th Brian Claffey

The Ladies' prize was won by Karina Doyle. The draw which was held was won by Una Fleming. The Committee wish to thank the Shields Family, Loughrea Golf Club, the organising sub-committee chaired by Brian Claffey and the Sponsors of the prizes. •

SOCIAL WELFARE LAW COURSE

The Centre for the Study of Family Law and Social Welfare Law is offering a short, intensive 3-week course of lectures on Social Welfare Law, beginning on Monday, 8 September, 1986 The purpose of the course is to familiarise the participants primarily with the law relating to the income maintenance schemes administered by the Department of Social Welfare and the Health Boards, though reference will also be made to the Redundancy Payments Acts and the Scheme of Civil Legal Aid and Advice. In addition the proposals in the forthcoming Report of the Commission on Social Welfare will be examined if they are published before September. The number of places on the course is limited, and there is a course fee of £30* Six two-hour lectures, from 7.00 to 9.00 p.m., will be given on the Mondays and Wednesdays of the 3 weeks beginning Monday, 8 September. Enquiries and applications should be directed to: — Mr. Gerry Whyte, B.C.L., LL.M., M.A., Barrister, c/o School of Law, Trinity College, Dublin 2.

(* special rates for the unwaged).

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