Privacy Policy
This is the privacy statement of Coyne Solicitors and it relates to our privacy practices in connection with our website. If we provide any external links to third-party websites, we are not responsible for their content or privacy practices.
General statement
Coyne Solicitors respects the rights of users of our website and is committed to protecting your privacy under the Irish Data Protection Acts of 1988 and 2003 (the “Data Protection Acts”) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
We do not collect any personal data concerning you on the website without your permission or otherwise in accordance with data protection legislation.
Collection and use of personal data
Except in relation to certain specific features of our website, you do not have to provide us with any personal information (or personal data) to use our website.
However, if you elect to give us your data through our website via online feedback forms or web email, we will treat your personal information in accordance with data protection legislation.
Personal information
By visiting Coyne Solicitors website, you give us your consent to process your personal data as outlined in our Privacy Statement. Your consent is also provided to any assignee of Coyne Solicitors and/or any of its businesses.
We inform all visitors who submit their personal data to us of these conditions through this Privacy Statement.
Browsing / visiting our website
By visiting Coyne Solicitors website, you do not disclose, nor do we collect, personal data on you. All that we may know about your visit may be limited to technical data such as:
- Type of browser you may have used
- Top level domain name from which you access the internet
- The previous website address from which you reached the Coyne Solicitors Website
Website traffic data
Technical data gathered on the Coyne Solicitors website does not provide us with the personal data of the visitors to our website. This data may be used for administrative and statistical purposes and may be shared with our internet service provider.
We may use this information to help us improve the Coyne Solicitors website.
Security of website data
We take very seriously the security of this data and our obligation to protect your personal data under data protection legislation to prevent unauthorised access to, or alteration or destruction of personal data in our possession.
Under no circumstances will Coyne Solicitors distribute or sell any personal information to a third party for the purposes of selling third party products or services.
If we need to contact you by email or other form of communication, we may require third party products that may require third party providers to handle your personal information.
Right of access
You have a right to be given a copy of any of your personal data held by us, in accordance with relevant data protection legislation, subject to certain exceptions. To request a copy of your personal data, please contact us.
If we store any incorrect information about you which was originally submitted by you through this website, you have the right to have the data amended. Further, you have the right to have any information you have sent to us via the Coyne Solicitors website erased.
Cookieless analytics
To understand how our website performs we use a lightweight, cookieless analytics platform. The solution collects fully anonymised, aggregated metrics such as page views, device type and approximate geographic region (e.g. country). It does not set cookies, store any personally-identifiable information, fingerprint your browser or track you across different websites.
All analytics data are processed and stored within the European Union, ensuring that they never leave the scope of the GDPR.
We use these insights solely to improve the usability and accessibility of our site and we never share them with third parties for advertising or profiling.
Jurisdiction and governing law
All issues regarding the website coynesolicitors.ie are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Irish courts and are governed exclusively by Irish law.
Changes to our privacy statement
This is a live document and is under regular review. This policy was last updated in July 2025.