Last review date: 13 January 2025

Yes.

The use of cookies requires prior consent pursuant to Regulation 5(3) of the e-Privacy Regulations 2011 (S.I. 336/2011). However, prior consent is not required where the cookie is necessary to provide a person with the service they are seeking. The definition of consent under the e-Privacy Regulations is the same as that under the GDPR (Article 4(11)).

In addition, insofar as the use of cookies and other online tracking technologies allow a person to be identified, the general provisions of the GDPR must be complied with, in particular the transparency requirements in Article 12.

Last review date: 13 January 2025

Yes.

☒        email marketing

☒        prior opt-in consent
☒        prior existing business relationship (and subject to other requirements) with opt-out consent

☒        telephone marketing

☒        prior opt-in consent
☒        opt-out or implied consent

☒        SMS/text message marketing

☒        prior opt-in consent
☒        prior existing business relationship (and subject to other requirements) with opt-out consent

☒        postal marketing

☒        opt-out or implied consent

☒        online behavioral advertising targeting//social media targeting/ad personalization marketing

☒        prior opt-in consent