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2011/B/49 Annual Returns Received Between 07-Oct-2011 and 13-Oct-2011 Index of Submission Types ISSUE ID: 2011/B/49 ANNUAL RETURNS RECEIVED BETWEEN 07-OCT-2011 AND 13-OCT-2011 INDEX OF SUBMISSION TYPES B1B - REPLACEMENT ANNUAL RETURN B1C - ANNUAL RETURN - GENERAL B1AU - B1 WITH AUDITORS REPORT B1 - ANNUAL RETURN - NO ACCOUNTS CRO GAZETTE, FRIDAY, 14th October 2011 3 ANNUAL RETURNS RECEIVED BETWEEN 07-OCT-2011 AND 13-OCT-2011 Company Company Documen Date Of Company Company Documen Date Of Number Name t Receipt Number Name t Receipt 1757 DROGHEDA AND DISTRICT CHAMBER B1C 16/09/2011 22369 WILLIAM H. BYRNE & SON B1AU 13/10/2011 LIMITED 22375 THE SWAN LAKE DEVELOPMENTS B1C 10/10/2011 2079 SICON LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 COMPANY LIMITED 3229 THE BENSON BOX COMPANY (IRELAND) B1C 09/09/2011 22976 C.C.P. LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 LIMITED 23839 ARGOSY TRUST COMPANY LIMITED B1C 12/10/2011 3411 P. BOURKE & COMPANY, LIMITED B1C 16/09/2011 24232 HARRINGTONS CONFECTIONERS B1C 05/10/2011 3997 SIAC CONSTRUCTION LIMITED B1C 29/09/2011 LIMITED 7138 ROBERT J. GOFF & CO. PUBLIC LIMITED B1C 15/09/2011 24478 J.A. BOWES & SON LIMITED B1C 27/09/2011 COMPANY 24503 T. M. F. LIMITED B1C 07/09/2011 7187 HERGALL TOBACCO LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 24889 CALTEX (IRELAND) LIMITED B1C 13/10/2011 7313 CARTON BROS., B1AU 03/10/2011 24899 SAINT JOHN'S PARK ASSOCIATION B1C 05/10/2011 7583 JUVERNA PRESS, LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 LIMITED 7640 ADELPHI-CARLTON LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 24927 GROGAN BROTHERS LIMITED B1C 13/10/2011 9123 THE HAMMOND LANE METAL COMPANY, B1C 21/09/2011 25018 MACLOCHLAINN (ROADMARKINGS) B1C 06/10/2011 LIMITED LIMITED 9124 ST. ANN'S DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, B1C 29/08/2011 25044 VICTORIA CROSS D.I.Y. AND BUILDERS B1C 29/09/2011 LIMITED PROVIDERS LIMITED 9297 FLOOD MOTORS LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 25922 CASTROL (IRELAND) LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 9519 ROPER BROS. LIMITED B1C 05/10/2011 26293 THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THE BLIND B1C 06/10/2011 9559 JOHN SISK & SON LIMITED B1C 04/10/2011 OF IRELAND 9677 IRISH TAR & BITUMEN SUPPLIERS B1AU 10/10/2011 26753 STEPHEN PROPERTIES LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 10051 BANK OF IRELAND TRUST SERVICES B1C 13/10/2011 26768 O'DONOVANS (CORK) LIMITED B1C 13/10/2011 LIMITED 26855 SHERFORD LIMITED B1C 30/09/2011 10515 R. HILLIARD & SONS (WHOLESALE), B1C 11/10/2011 26920 MULTIPRINT LIMITED B1C 12/10/2011 LIMITED 27064 MONKSTOWN HOSPITAL B1 12/10/2011 11571 SOUTHGATE INVESTMENTS LIMITED B1C 30/09/2011 27691 SEAN DONOHOE LIMITED B1C 30/09/2011 12342 SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTING B1C 07/10/2011 28162 ASHLING CARAVAN COMPANY LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 COMPANY LIMITED 28395 IRISH FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION B1C 03/10/2011 12819 DUNRAVEN ESTATES COMPANY B1AU 04/10/2011 LIMITED 12938 THE IRISH NURSES COUNCIL LIMITED B1C 12/10/2011 29028 SPOTLESS CLEANERS (NAAS) LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 13137 JOSEPH WOODWARD AND SONS, B1C 30/09/2011 29894 THE MOUNTAIN LAKE HOME LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 LIMITED 30210 JOHN SHIEL LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 13970 T. M. CRONIN (MACROOM) LIMITED B1C 27/09/2011 30391 PENSION SYSTEMS LIMITED B1C 26/09/2011 13976 KELLY AND SONS (BUILDERS) LIMITED B1C 13/09/2011 30728 DAN MORAN LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 14275 THE NATIONAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL B1C 21/09/2011 31124 NEXANS IRELAND LIMITED B1C 04/10/2011 14473 SKIBBEREEN HOTEL LIMITED B1C 19/09/2011 31926 MURPHY TRANSPORT LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 14485 T. MURRAY & SON LIMITED B1C 30/09/2011 32990 CARBIDE TOOLS LIMITED B1C 15/09/2011 14992 NEAL DOHERTY (CARNDONAGH), B1C 13/09/2011 33036 PETER O’BRIEN & SONS HAULAGE B1C 27/09/2011 LIMITED LIMITED 15434 HALLISSEY & COMPANY LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 33508 DUBLIN PRODUCTS LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 15513 GLAXOSMITHKLINE (IRELAND) LIMITED B1C 20/09/2011 34173 JAMES MALONE CONSTRUCTION B1C 23/09/2011 16053 N. SMYTH AND CO. LIMITED B1C 26/09/2011 LIMITED 16193 D. D. O'BRIEN & CO. LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 35133 CAMERA CENTRE (DUBLIN) LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 16332 GLASCARN ESTATES B1AU 06/10/2011 35768 W. H. DEVERELL LIMITED. B1C 27/09/2011 16413 NILFISK-ADVANCE LIMITED B1C 10/10/2011 36359 R. J. MOONEY AND SON LIMITED. B1C 30/09/2011 16779 ELITE CARPETS LIMITED B1C 06/09/2011 36428 TARA PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 16956 PADDY POWER PUBLIC LIMITED B1C 26/09/2011 36558 RATHCOFFEY LIMITED B1C 16/09/2011 COMPANY 36633 JUVERNA HOLDINGS LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 17610 GRYMESDYKE ESTATES COMPANY B1AU 10/10/2011 36844 CHARLES FITZGERALD LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 17682 BYRNE AND DAWSON LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 36954 BELJAK DEVELOPMENT COMPANY B1C 07/10/2011 18065 CASTLEROSSE LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 LIMITED 18247 NATIONAL BY-PRODUCTS B1C 07/10/2011 37781 BARDIS MUSIC COMPANY LIMITED B1C 29/09/2011 18579 NATIONAL BUILDING AGENCY LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 37922 FRANK MCALLISTER AND SONS LIMITED B1C 10/10/2011 18602 JOHN J. CLANCY & COMPANY LIMITED B1C 04/10/2011 38132 KILNAMANAGH ESTATES LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 18604 JOHN HINDE LIMITED B1 06/10/2011 38255 CHEMIBIOTIC (IRELAND) LIMITED B1C 10/10/2011 18853 ARDILAUN HOUSE HOTEL LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 38516 HINDE COLOUR PUBLICATIONS LIMITED B1 06/10/2011 18903 JAMES P. JONES AND SON LIMITED B1C 12/10/2011 38765 SAINT PATRICKS TAVERNS LIMITED B1C 26/08/2011 19214 JOHN MCBRIDE (CRANFORD) LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 38931 THE FOUR LANTERNS (BUNCRANA) B1 06/10/2011 19252 ARKMOON LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 LIMITED 19252 ARKMOON LIMITED B1C 10/10/2011 40108 RATHCOONEY MUSHROOMS LIMITED B1C 30/09/2011 19532 ALBATROS FEEDS LIMITED B1C 13/10/2011 40377 AN BORD BAINNE (EXPORTS) LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 19577 ROSS ESTATES COMPANY B1C 11/10/2011 40460 EARLSFORT LIMITED B1C 25/08/2011 20390 A.R. BROWNLOW LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 40593 JOE MCCARTHY FILM PRODUCTIONS B1C 04/10/2011 20675 TIMOTHY G. MCCARTHY AND SONS B1C 26/09/2011 LIMITED LIMITED 40615 IRISH DAIRY BOARD LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 21745 AHERN'S GARAGE LIMITED B1C 23/09/2011 41180 MULLINGAR PEWTER LIMITED B1C 05/10/2011 21808 BINDER TRUST LIMITED B1C 28/09/2011 41307 MALAHIDE FOODS LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 21901 L. LYNCH AND CO LIMITED B1C 12/10/2011 42180 LAURENCE LOUNGE LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 21945 BANTRY ESTATES COMPANY B1AU 06/10/2011 42285 O'BRIEN, KENMARE LIMITED B1C 04/10/2011 22206 JOHN HINDE (U K) LIMITED B1 07/10/2011 42403 CAPRI INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED B1 06/10/2011 CRO GAZETTE, FRIDAY, 14th October 2011 4 ANNUAL RETURNS RECEIVED BETWEEN 07-OCT-2011 AND 13-OCT-2011 Company Company Documen Date Of Company Company Documen Date Of Number Name t Receipt Number Name t Receipt 42519 CROWN PACKAGING IRELAND LIMITED B1C 10/10/2011 56577 M. HUGHES & SONS LIMITED B1C 12/10/2011 42540 CNIOTAIL INIS MEAIN TEORANTA B1C 22/09/2011 56643 J. J. MCGOVERN LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 42815 SAFETY FIRST IRELAND LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 56646 KENNEDY'S OF TALLAGHT LIMITED B1C 26/09/2011 44649 BAR-WARE ENTERPRISES LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 57237 BRIODY BEDDING LIMITED B1C 30/09/2011 44769 SWORDS DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 57247 W.P.I. FITTED KITCHENS LIMITED B1C 09/09/2011 45078 LIMERICK CARGO HANDLING LIMITED B1C 04/10/2011 57426 BUCKLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY B1C 30/09/2011 45181 LMH ENGINEERING (ARKLOW) LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 LIMITED 45468 SUPER DAWN FRESH VEGETABLES B1C 05/10/2011 57691 M.P. DOYLE LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 LIMITED 57699 MILNER RESEARCH IRELAND LIMITED B1C 28/09/2011 45567 GOFFS BLOODSTOCK SALES LIMITED B1C 19/09/2011 57828 K.S.K. ENTERPRISES LIMITED B1C 20/09/2011 45575 KILDARE BLOODSTOCK SALES LIMITED B1C 19/09/2011 58122 THE FOUR LANTERNS (LETTERKENNY) B1 06/10/2011 45577 IRISH BLOODSTOCK AUCTIONS LIMITED B1C 16/09/2011 LIMITED 46450 MIDLETON COMMUNITY AND B1C 04/10/2011 58300 NL. LIMITED B1C 23/09/2011 RECREATIONAL CENTRE 58404 CARE CLEANERS LIMITED B1C 27/09/2011 DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED 58655 FKM ENGINEERING LIMITED B1C 12/09/2011 47027 T. P. O'CONNELL MOTORS LIMITED B1C 21/09/2011 58754 NELSON PROPERTIES LIMITED B1C 13/09/2011 47483 INCH COMMUNITY CENTRE LIMITED B1C 06/09/2011 58999 MASONRY FIXING SERVICES LIMITED B1C 10/10/2011 47672 CARLOW HIRE AND SALES LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 59108 KEARNEY TRAVEL LIMITED B1C 28/08/2011 47888 SISK HEALTHCARE LIMITED B1C 06/10/2011 59495 SECURALL FASTENINGS LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 48125 SCIPRINT LIMITED B1C 05/10/2011 59566 NEWEY & EYRE (IRELAND) LIMITED B1C 21/09/2011 48561 OMEGA TEKNIKA LIMITED B1C 11/10/2011 60298 MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS IRELAND B1C 13/10/2011 48600 VITALOGRAPH (IRELAND) LIMITED B1C 04/10/2011 LIMITED 48664 INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERS B1AU 07/10/2011 60316 THE FOUR LANTERNS (SLIGO) LIMITED B1 06/10/2011 MANAGEMENT SERVICES 60485 ASCOT MIKA INTERNATIONAL LIMITED B1C 28/09/2011 48829 TONY GODSON LIMITED B1C 05/10/2011 60551 GLOBAL TRADING COMPANY LIMITED B1C 04/10/2011 48872 SIMON LIMITED B1C 28/09/2011 60723 LEONARDS MENSWEAR LIMITED B1C 03/10/2011 49091 BRANDRAKE PLANT HIRE LIMITED B1C 05/10/2011 61063 NATIONAL HOUSEBUILDING B1C 29/09/2011 49262 VARTRY ENGINEERING LIMITED B1C 10/10/2011 GUARANTEE COMPANY LIMITED 49380 DUFFY'S BAKERY (RETAIL) LIMITED B1C 26/08/2011 61230 DOWNES AND HOWARD LIMITED B1C 27/09/2011 49450 KELLOGG COMPANY OF IRELAND B1C 13/10/2011 61478 RMD KWIKFORM IRELAND LIMITED B1C 23/09/2011 LIMITED 61863 CASTLEBLAKE TRANSPORT LIMITED B1C 07/10/2011 49536 SOUTHERN FRUIT ENTERPRISES B1C 07/10/2011 62255 GENENGE LIMITED B1C 06/09/2011 LIMITED 62501 DOWLINGS LAND DRAINAGE LIMITED B1C 04/10/2011 49575 T.
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