The Gazette 1989

GAZETTE

OCTOBER 1989

WHO WILL FIGHT IRELAND'S NUMBER ONE KILLER? Heart Attack and Stroke cause 50% of all deaths in Ireland. WE WILL IHF, a registered charitable organisation, fights Heart Disease and Stroke through Education, Community Service and Research. IF YOU WILL Remember the IHF when you are making your will — you can contribute to our work without losing capital or income during your lifetime.

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ARE YOUTHINKINGOFMAKINGAWIL COVENANT, LEGACYORDONATION? Please consider the ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND T he R.C'.S.I. was founded in 1784. It conducts an International Undergraduate Medical School for the training and education of Doctors. It also has responsibility for the further education of Surgeons, Radiologists, Anaesthetists, Dentists and Nurses. Ma ny of its students come from T h i rd Wo r ld Countries, and they return to work there on completion of their studies. Medical Research is also an important element of the College's activities. Cancer, Thromboses, Blindness, Blood Pressure, Mental Handicap and Birth Defects are just some of the h uman ailments which are presently the subject of detailed research. 1 he College is an independent and pnvate institution which is financed largely through gifts, donations, and endowments. Your assistance would be very mu ch appreciated, and would help to keep the College and Ireland in the forefront of Medical Research and Education. For tax purposes, the R.C.S.I, is regarded by the Revenue Commissioners as a Charity. Therefore, gifts and donations may qualify the donors for tax relief. For further information about the College's activities, please contact: T he Registrar, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2.

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