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Vacation Hours:
22 May - 2 June
9.30am - 4.15pm
Our normal hours resume on Wed 3 June.
Have a lovely break!
Vacation Hours:
30 Mar - 10 Apr
9.30am - 4.15pm
We are closed Good Friday, Easter Monday & Tue 7 Apr.
Our normal hours resume Mon 13 Apr.
Happy Easter from Library Services!
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Now in its 2nd edition, Landlord and Tenant Law - The Commercial Sector, is an invaluable resource to members of the Law Library.
Written by barrister Mema Byrne BL, who has a wide civil practice, it is one of our most popular books in the Library.
#LegalResearch
Today marks International Day of Women Judges. This day recognises the dedication and resilience of women in the judiciary and the obstacles still standing in the way of full judicial equality. Check out the careers of trailblazing women judges and their decisions ⤵️ 🧑🏼⚖️👩🏾⚖️👩🏿⚖️
We are approaching International Women's Day on 8th March 2026 - a global day celebrating the achievements of women. Head to our Instagram post to explore key texts covering historic achievements and reforms at the intersection of law and gender♀️ bit.ly/3Nk6rj9
#IWD2026
On this day 210 years ago, the Bar Council agreed to keep Valentine Delany as a librarian for a salary of £80 a year. This is roughly €7,800 in today's currency.
The minutes of the first meeting of the Law Library Society on 17th February 1816. ©Bar of Ireland Digital Archive
New in: Civil Procedure in the Circuit Court, 4th ed. by Karl Dowling and Susan Martin. Available across all Law Library locations.
Easing back into the new legal term....
The Nutshells series offers an up-to-date and accessible overview of Irish law. These texts are particularly valuable for busy practitioners who need quick and reliable legal references. Ask the library team for further assistance.
What happens when librarians get festive 🎄📚
See our last photo for the final tree and watch the timelapse of our librarians building it, one volume at a time.
Two new books have recently been added to our collection.
Child Law in Ireland, 2nd edition by Lydia Bracken.
Policing, Security and Community Safety Act 2024 by Raymond Byrne, Dr John P. Byrn, Dr T.J. McIntyre and Dr P.J. Ryan.
Ever wondered what's in our attic? It houses some of the Library's historical material, past editions of books and sets of obscure cases and judgments. Peek at ephemera from when we first became a lending library. Ask a member of staff to fetch material for you... if you dare!🎃
With the Irish Presidential election on the horizon, delve into the law, history, and constitutional framework that shape the presidency. Discover key titles on electoral law and former Irish Presidents in our collection.
#IrishPresidency #LibraryResources
🔍 Members: join our 30-min legal research training session today, led by one of our expert legal librarians, for an overview of the Library's collection of eBooks.
📅 Tue 14th Oct
📍Distillery Building, Room 12
🕒4.30pm-5.00pm
More info here: lawlibraryie.sharepoint.com/…
A member of Library Staff will be in the Front Atrium, Distillery, today, for the first Library Training Clinic of the new legal year.
No need to book, simply call in for a chat about our legal databases.
📍Distillery Building, Front Atrium
📅 Thur 9 Oct
🕑 2.30pm-4.30pm
🔍 Members: join our 30-min legal research training session today, led by one of our expert legal librarians, for an overview of Barrister's Desktop & core Library resources.
📍Distillery Building, Room 12
📆 Tue 7 Oct
🕑 4.30pm-5.00pm
Find out more: lawlibraryie.sharepoint.com/…
🔍 Members: Need a quick refresher on legal research? Join our 30-min training sessions led by expert legal librarians. Perfect for brushing up your skills - fast and practical.
📍Distillery Building
📅 Pick a date & book your place now: lawlibraryie.sharepoint.com/…
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Out of the library, into the pages - That's a wrap!
📚Week #9, the last of our librarians' summer reads: The Passage, by J. Cronin, which follows the apocalyptic fallout of a military-led medical experiment in America gone wrong.
#WhatLibrariansRead
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Summer Reading - This week, find out what our Library Assistant, Kate, has been reading.
📚 Week #8: People in Trouble by Sarah Schulman.
A novel about a love triangle between a bohemian-lite artist couple, Peter and Kate, and Kate's activist girlfriend. tinyurl.com/47zkw3ed






















