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What these technologies are
Cookies are small text files stored by a website or third party in your browser. Similar technologies, including local storage, can remember information on your device. Irish ePrivacy law generally requires consent before non-essential cookies or similar technologies are used.
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Technologies used on this site
Fluid. records limited first-party interaction events without using cookies or a visitor identifier. This includes page views, space and filter interactions, gallery and floor-plan opens, and enquiry starts and completions.
| Name and provider | Purpose | Duration | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
NID or __Secure-ENID | May remember preferences and other information when Google Maps loads. | Six months or 13 months | Google Maps |
SOCS | May store the state of a visitor's Google cookie choices. | 13 months | Google Maps |
AEC, SID or HSID | May be used by Google for security, authentication and abuse prevention, particularly if signed into Google. | Six months or up to two years | Google Maps |
The precise Google cookies present depend on your browser, Google account state, region and Google's own choices. Google publishes its current cookie list and durations in its cookie information.
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How Google Maps works
The interactive map is supplied directly by Google and loads with the space page. Google may receive your IP address, browser and device information, referring page, location-related interactions and Google account information if you are signed in.
You can block or delete Google cookies through your browser or Google controls. Doing so may affect the interactive map but will not prevent you from viewing the rest of the website.
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Browser controls and updates
You can also inspect, block or delete cookies through your browser. Blocking all storage may prevent this site from remembering your choices. We audit the site when its technology changes. Any analytics, personalisation or advertising technology introduced in future will be identified here and, where the law requires it, will not operate until the visitor has made a valid consent choice.
For information about enquiry data, hosting and your GDPR rights, read our privacy notice.