Cookies

Our measure on cookies and your rights while visiting our website athenry.org. This measure was updated on 18 September 2024.

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small files containing a short string of numbers and letters placed automatically by a website into the cookie folder in your browser. Cookies are generally used to make a website easier and faster to use. The cookie recognises that a device is or has accessed the website and acts accordingly, (depending on what the cookie is designed to do). Mostly cookies perform mundane, but necessary tasks.

2. Personal information

None of the cookies we use contain or pass personal, confidential, financial information or any other information that could be used to identify individual visitors to the website.

3. How do we use cookies?

Our website uses cookies to distinguish you from other users of our website. We typically use cookies for the following purposes:
3.1 Ensure all parts of the website requested by visitors work correctly and appear quickly.
3.2 Alert us whenever a page on the website or the entire website is slow and not working at all.
3.3 Analyse how visitors use our website so that we can continually improve it.
3.4 To allow visitors to share our website content on social media and with friends.

4. Necessary cookies

Some cookies used by us are sent to your computer or mobile device as soon as the first page you view on our website is displayed. These cookies are necessary and you won’t be able to use our website without them. As a result we infer consent for these and other cookies if you use our website.

5. Refusing cookies

Aside from the necessary cookies to manage your activities on our website cookies are not activated unless you give your express consent. To refuse cookies please follow the instructions on the cookie banner that pops up when you first visit our site.

6. Managing cookies

You can change your cookie preferences anytime by tapping the cookie settings icon in the bottom left corner of your screen. Your preferences expire after 1 year. At that time you will be asked to reconfirm your cookie preferences.

7. Contact

If you wish to raise a complaint or you have any questions regarding this Cookies Policy please email us at oreganathenry@gmail.com in the first instance.