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In the Code of Conduct of the Bar of Ireland, adopted by a General Meeting of the Bar on 22 July 2019, it was decided that:

barristers may act on the instructions of a European lawyer without the intervention of an Irish solicitor,
barristers can undertake work outside Ireland to the extent allowed by the 1977 and 1998 Directives,
barristers may accept instructions from a foreign lawyer or directly from a lay client in non-contentious matters or where the work involved originated and is to be performed wholly outside Ireland,
and registered lawyers shall be subject to the Code in respect of professional activities pursued by them in the State.

Directive 98/5/EC of the European Parliament allows qualified lawyers to practise permanently in any Member State, subject to certain requirements.

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An Irish barrister’s pages

This website contains articles, linksand information on Irish legal matters

FOR SALE: THIS WEBSITE ADDRESS (irishbarrister.com) AND UP‐TO‐DATE CONTENT $199/€150

These pages are for interest only and no legal responsibility is accepted for their content! See below.

General Data Protection Regulation rights

This website contains articles, links
and information on Irish legal matters

These pages are for interest only
and no legal responsibility is accepted for their content!
See below.