Privacy policy

Who runs this guide

Briar & Bell is operated by [Operator legal name], the controller responsible for personal information handled through this website. Contact: info@briarandbells.com.

The operator’s legal identity must be completed before this website is made public.

What this website collects

This guide has no accounts, forms or newsletter. It does not directly ask visitors for personal information. There are no analytics services, advertising tags, tracking pixels or affiliate tracking scripts in this application. The trip filter runs in your browser and is not sent to a server or saved between visits.

When you visit a website, its host may record technical server logs, including your IP address, browser information, requested pages, timestamps and errors. These logs can be used to deliver the website, investigate faults and protect it against misuse. Where personal data is processed for these purposes, the basis is the operator’s legitimate interest in running a reliable, secure service. The hosting provider and its log retention arrangements must be established before launch.

Images, links and local storage

Property photographs are served from this website. Images are not fetched from Wikimedia Commons while you read the guide. Following a photo credit, licence or support link takes you to another website, whose privacy policy then applies.

This application sets no analytics or advertising cookies and uses no local storage for the filter. If you contact the operator by email, the operator and email provider will receive your message and contact details so they can respond. Avoid including sensitive information that is not needed for your enquiry.

Your rights

Where the EU General Data Protection Regulation applies, you may have rights to access, correct or erase personal data, restrict or object to its use, and receive a portable copy where applicable. Applicable national law may provide additional rights. Some rights depend on the circumstances and lawful basis. Contact info@briarandbells.com to make a request.

You can raise a concern with the Data Protection Commission (Ireland), an EU supervisory authority with English-language guidance. You may also complain to the supervisory authority where you live, work or believe an infringement occurred. The authority responsible for this operator depends on its actual establishment and processing arrangements, which must be confirmed before launch.

Changes to this policy

We will update this page if the website’s services or data handling change. The date above identifies the latest revision.