Ruaidhris privacy policy
We take your privacy seriously because we deal with sensitive financial data. This policy explains what we collect, why we collect it, and how we protect it in line with Irish and EU data protection law.
Last updated: 20 July 2026. Clear rules. No hidden turns. Isn’t that exactly what you want when you share business details with an adviser?
When you ask for advice, we may collect your name, email address, phone number, company details, and the context of your enquiry. Why? Because we need enough detail to answer properly, not guess.
We use your information to reply to enquiries, prepare valuations, discuss exit planning, and provide the advisory service you requested. We also review patterns internally so we can improve the way we work.
Yes: service delivery, administration, and legal compliance.
No: we do not sell or rent personal data to third parties.
We only share data when you’ve asked us to, when a trusted service provider needs it to perform a specific task, or when the law requires it. Would we hand out your details casually? Absolutely not.
Explicit consent is our default for non-essential sharing.
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Consent comes first, then tracking.
We may update this policy if our services, legal duties, or technology change. When that happens, we’ll revise the date and publish the latest version here. Simple enough?
Last revised: 20 July 2026
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If you’d like to exercise a data right, ask a GDPR question, or challenge how your information is processed, reach out directly. We’ll deal with it promptly and without jargon.
Why wait? A direct conversation is usually the fastest way to resolve a privacy concern.