Unique Local Greeting Cards
Unique Local Greeting Cards
Pursuant to Section 42 of the Trade Marks Act 1996, the Controller wishes to inform you that the applications numbered below have been accepted and will be advertised in Journal No: 2401 on the 25 December 2019 under the registration numbers listed below. These numbers should be quoted in future correspondence relating to these marks.
Crosshaven located about ten miles outside of Cork City. The home of the Royal Cork Yacht Club.
Boy and Geese Statue. Midleton people have memories about the market on the Thursdays and all the geese roaming freely around the town at the time.
Halla na Cathrach, Corcaigh: The administrative headquarters of Cork City Council was rebuilt in the 1930’s after being destroyed by the Black and Tans on 11th December, 1920, during the War of Independence.
This is a very famous bridge in Cork also called Daly’s Bridge. It is a suspension bridge. It stands up to its name quite well, on a windy day if you are crossing it shakes quite a lot it is not for the faint hearted to be crossing it.
In 2017 John Christopher Treacy www.jctimagesireland.com won an Gradam Uí Chuanacháin (Irish in Business Awards) for using the Irish Language on his cards, all cards have since been transferred to this websitewww.irishcards.ie.