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law library

in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland (as with Scottish advocates), barristers do not, as in England, operate from chambers but from a law library. In the Republic, this is situated in the Four Courts in Dublin and in Northern Ireland in the Law Courts in Belfast.
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