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Journal 2432 Iris um Oifig Maoine Intleachtúla na hÉireann Journal of the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland Iml. 96 Cill Chainnigh 03 March 2021 Uimh. 2432 CLÁR INNSTE Cuid I Cuid II Paitinní Trádmharcanna Leath Leath Official Notice 643 Official Notice 483 Applications for Patents 645 Applications for Trade Marks 485 Applications Published 647 Oppositions under Section 43 551 Evidence of Novelty Published Under Section 30 647 Application(s) Amended 551 Patents Granted 647 Application(s) Withdrawn 553 European Patents Granted 648 Trade Marks Registered 553 Applications Withdrawn, Deemed Withdrawn or Trade Marks Renewed 554 Refused 669 Unpaid Renewal Fees 556 Patents Lapsed 669 Trade Marks Removed 559 Patents Expired 670 Leave to Alter Registered Trade Mark(s) Short Term Patent Deemed Void Under Section Granted 563 64 677 International Registrations under the Madrid Application for Restoration of Lapsed Patents – Protocol 564 Section 37 677 International Trade Marks Protected 602 Supplementary Protection Certificate Rejected 678 Cancellations effected for the following Application for Extension of the Duration of a goods/services under the Madrid protocol 604 Supplementary Protection Certificate 678 Errata 604 Dearachtaí Designs Information under the 2001 Act Designs Registered 679 Design Rights Expired 688 The Journal of the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland is published fortnightly. Each issue is freely available to view or download from our website at www.ipoi.gov.ie © Rialtas na hÉireann, 2021 © Government of Ireland, 2021 643 (03/03/2021) Journal of the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland (No. 2432) Iris um Oifig Maoine Intleachtúla na hÉireann Journal of the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland Cuid I Paitinní agus Dearachtaí No. 2432 Wednesday, 3 March, 2021 NOTE: The office does not guarantee the accuracy of its publications nor undertake any responsibility for errors or omissions or their consequences. In this Part of the Journal, a reference to a section is to a section of the Patents Act, 1992 unless otherwise stated. Official Notice - Patents Patent Rules 1992 – Rule 77, – Office Closure Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the Intellectual Property office of Ireland (IPOI) is closed to the public and to personal callers until further notice. Clients and customers are asked to continue to use our online e-filing and payment services, and to continue to communicate with us by email whenever possible. While the Office remains unable to facilitate personal callers to its premises until further notice, telephone enquiries are being accepted on 00- 353- 56 7720111 between 9.30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday to Friday. 644 (03/03/2021) Journal of the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland (No. 2432) Examination in the Law and Practice of Patents In light of the latest Government information, advice and guidelines relating to Covid 19 and the measures introduced to control the spread of the virus, the Patent Agents Registration Board has decided in the interest of public health and safety, not to hold the examination in the Law & Practice of Patents in 2020. It is proposed to hold the examination as early as possible in 2021. All applications and fees received to date will be valid for the new exam date. Once the date is finalised, sufficient advance notice will be given to enable any new candidates to submit applications for the 2021 examination. You are advised to keep a regular check on our website for updates www.ipoi.gov.ie 645 (03/03/2021) Journal of the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland (No. 2432) Applications for Patents From 29/01/2021 to 11/02/2021 The names of applicants are in alphabetical order. In the case of joint applicants, each name is given independently. The title of the invention should not be regarded as an exhaustive indication of the subject- matter. The date immediately following the title is that on which the application was filed; in the case of a divisional application, the filing date of the earlier application is added within parentheses. In the case of a Convention application the Convention country and priority date(s) claimed are given in square brackets and where an application claimed the priority of an earlier application filed at the office, this information is given within the square brackets. The number is that of the application and should be used for correspondence purposes up to the date of grant of a patent. The letter S preceding the number indicates that the application is for a short-term patent. A new number will be given when a patent is granted and this new number should be quoted in all correspondence subsequent to grant. AGRIFY SOLUTIONS LIMITED A paint applicator, and a method for applying paint S20210017 to an arcuate or ridge shaped surface 01 February 2021 BOURKE FRANK Construction System 02 February 2021 20210022 BLACK SEBASTIAN Self-Supporting Receptacle Internal Divider 05 February 2021 S20210028 BMJ CAKES SUPPLIES Culinary kit and method 29 January 2021 20210018 BYRNE FAMILY TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP A tool for de-burring 20210020 workpieces 02 February 2021 BYRNE FAMILY TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP An apparatus for washing 20210021 cylincrical workpieces 02 February 2021 COLLERAN OISÍN; DELANEY CORMAC Safety Cattle Crush Gate for the use in S20210030 Bull Castration 09 February 2021 DELANEY CORMAC; COLLERAN OISÍN Safety Cattle Crush Gate for the use in S20210030 Bull Castration 09 February 2021 DEXMONT, ALEJANDRO PENA CARILLO Automated Object Classification S20210026 System 05 February 2021 ERA HOME SECURITY LIMITED "Locking mechanism" 11 February 2021 20210031 [International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organisation-13 February 2020] HAMILTON, CARLY ELIZABETH Hairbrush 05 February 2021 S20210027 646 (03/03/2021) Journal of the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland (No. 2432) HIDALGO RONALD; HIDALGO SHEENA LOREN MAE Portable, pocket-sized, S20210029 one-hand-operable, folding bicycle stand for all bicycle sizes with no adjustments needed. 07 February 2021 HIDALGO SHEENA LOREN MAE; HIDALGO RONALD Portable, pocket-sized, S20210029 one-hand-operable, folding bicycle stand for all bicycle sizes with no adjustments needed. 07 February 2021 LATTIMORE ROBERT An exercise apparatus that is elliptical (ovoid) or egg curved 20210025 in shape 04 February 2021 MURPHY, ELEANOR; MURPHY, RICHARD D Bird Feeder 03 February 2021 S20210023 MURPHY, RICHARD D; MURPHY, ELEANOR Bird Feeder 03 February 2021 S20210023 STAMFORD DEVICES LIMITED A VACCINE ADMINISTRATION 20210019 APPARATUS AND METHOD 29 January 2021 UNISON ENGINEERING SERVICES LIMITED A PASTEURISER APPARATUS 20210024 AND METHOD 03 February 2021 647 (03/03/2021) Journal of the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland (No. 2432) Applications Published Under Section 28 The following applications become open to public inspection as from the date of this issue of the journal. The date given is the date of filing of the application or the earliest priority claimed. 2020 20200083 INTUMESCENT SYSTEMS LTD., Cavity Tray Apparatus. 07 May 2019. Int. Cl. (2020.01) E04B 1/00. Evidence of Novelty Published Under Section 30 (3) The following Evidence of Novelty became open to public inspection as from the date of this issue of the journal. 2020 20200096 REINDAR MAGNUS NORDBY, Games, lotteries, and sweepstakes and tickets, systems, technologies, and methods related thereto. 10 May 2019. Int. Cl. (2020.01) G07F 17/00. Patents Granted Under Section 34 The number of a patent is given in heavy type; the letter S preceding the number indicates a short-term patent. The code numbers following the title of each invention are those of the International Patent Classification. The date of filing the application follows the proprietor’s name. The patent application number, which follows the date of application in parenthesis, has been superseded by the patent number. In the case of an application claiming the priority of an earlier application, the name of the country where the earlier application was made and the date of the earlier application are shown in square brackets. By virtue of Section 65(3), the application relating to any short-term patent appearing in the following list whose date of filing is later than the date which is 18 months prior to the date of this issue of the Journal becomes open to public inspection as and from the date of this issue of the Journal. S87209 Transformer breather. Int. Cl. (2020.01) H01F 27/00. ENTEXOL LTD. 18 May 2020 (S20200105) [United Kingdom-16 May 2019] 87210 Electronic pool game. Int. Cl. (2020.01) A63D 15/00; G06F 3/00; G06F 13/00; A63F 13/00. KIERAN O'REILLY; SEAMUS CUSSEN 06 April 2017 (20170085) 87211 A tie-off anchor device with manually secured weights. Int. Cl. (2020.01) A62B 35/00; E04G 21/00. SWITCH RAIL SAFETY SYSTEMS, LLC 12 December 2019 (20190212) [United States of America-24 December 2018] 648 (03/03/2021) Journal of the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland (No. 2432) Patents Granted Under European Patent Convention Designating Ireland The Irish serial number appears first followed, respectively, by the proprietor’s name, the date of filing of the application, the filing number and the European Patent Office publication number. If the specification of the European patent was published in French or German the word ‘French’ or ‘German’, as appropriate, will appear as the last item of information. Grants Published in EPO Bulletin No. 05/21, dated 03rd February 2021 1542354 Synergy Microwave Corporation 09/12/2004 1542354 04029201.3 1567262 Albemarle Netherlands B.V. 04/12/2003 1567262 03782317.6 1759192 Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Inc. 01/06/2005 1759192 05749776.0 1838789 IMERTECH SAS 20/12/2005 1838789 05819239.4 1963854 Meso Scale Technologies, LLC 21/12/2006 1963854 06851941.2 2071561 Airbus Helicopters 03/12/2008 2071561 08020965.3 French 2102584 Outotec Pty Ltd 20/12/2007 2102584 07845417.0 2211602 University of Maine System Board of 10/11/2008 2211602 08848547.9 Trustees 2216199 Tesla, Inc.
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