- The Royal Courts of Justice, built in the style of neoclassicism, are currently the seat of the Supreme Court of Northern Ireland.
- Official name. Royal Courts of Justice: The Law Courts, Screen Walls, Gates, Railings and Lamps. Designated. 5 February 1970. Reference no.
- The Royal Courts of Justice in Belfast is the home of the Court of Judicature of Northern Ireland established under the Judicature (Northern Ireland)...
- Judicial visit to Northern Ireland. The Island's First Deemster and Clerk of the Rolls visits the Royal Courts of Justice in Belfast.
- Royal Courts of Justice — Belfast belongs to the 'Public services' category that earned its own significance in city’s life.
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- Royal Courts of Justice (1933) (May @ Oxford Streets). Belfast, Northern Ireland. Style: Neoclassical. Architect: Sir Richard Allison & James Grey West.
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- Northern Ireland's construction outlook good - but Brexit 'complicates trade and hampers growth'. AECOM to design Belfast Royal Courts of Justice upgrade.