Aoife, a recent law graduate from an Irish University, has been practising as a solicitor in Dublin for the past two years. Recently, Aoife and her husband Karl, a German citizen, decided to move to Berlin and open a boutique law firm there. Aoife soon discovered that the German Bar Council will only admit her to practice subject to certain conditions being met. Firstly, due to the significant differences between the Irish and German legal systems, Aoife must complete two years of further legal education in Germany. Secondly, to protect the interest of German clients, she must acquire a proficiency in German language. Finally, Aoife must practice under the direction of a qualified German lawyer for 7 years before being allowed to open her own office. Advise Aoife on her rights, with reference to relevant Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) case law on the freedom of establishment.