Cookie Policy

Our cookie policy

This website www.barofni.com is owned by The Bar of Northern Ireland. Here is our cookie policy for this site and the types of cookies we use on it.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small files that websites place on the device you’re using to browse the site. Cookies are commonly used to record some aspect of your visit to a site, such as choices you’ve made or preferences you’ve set during your visit.

How and why we use cookies

We use cookies to give you the best experience when you visit our website. By using cookies, we can review and analyze how visitors to our website use it, and this information helps us further develop the website navigation and functionality improve the visitor experience.

Keeping your personal information safe

Our cookies do not store personal information such as your name, address, phone number or email. The cookies we use cannot read or search your computer, smartphone or web-enabled device to obtain information about you or your family, or read any material kept on your hard drive.

Links to other websites

If you follow a link from our website to another website, please be aware that the owner of the other website may have their own privacy and cookie policies for their site. We recommend you read their policies as we are not responsible or liable for what happens at their site.

How to manage and switch off cookies

Your web browser provides settings that allow you to manage or switch off cookies. You can find out more about managing and switching off cookies at the independent website: www.allaboutcookies.org

The types of cookies we use on this site

Performance cookies

These cookies help us to monitor and improve how our website works. Common uses for this type of cookie include:

• Collecting information about which pages visitors go to most often
• Noting if visitors get any error messages from web pages
• Understanding which links visitors like to follow and which they choose not to.

The information collected using these cookies is anonymous and cannot be used to identify an individual visitor.