Last updated: 10 November 2026.
This policy explains cookies and related technologies on bmswarehousegym.ie. The website is operated by BMS Warehouse Gym Ltd, Unit 2, Bundoran Retail Park, Drumacrin, Bundoran, Co. Donegal, F94 P230. Contact [email protected] with a question about your cookie choices.
Your choices
Necessary cookies support essential website functions and remember your choices. Optional Statistics features require your permission. Choose Accept optional cookies, Reject optional cookies or Cookie settings in the banner. Statistics is switched off until you choose to allow it.
You can change your choice at any time using the Cookie settings button displayed on the website, including on mobile. Rejecting optional cookies does not prevent ordinary browsing of BMS membership, coaching, timetable or location information. We ask you to renew your choice after 180 days, or earlier if a relevant change requires it.
What cookies and scripts do
Cookies are small records stored by your browser. Related technologies include local storage and scripts that run in the browser. They can support essential functions or optional services. Loading an external script also connects your browser to its provider, even when that script does not itself set a cookie.
Necessary consent cookies
Complianz stores first-party cookies on this website to remember your category choices, the policy version and whether the banner has been dismissed. These use names beginning with cmplz_, including category and banner-status records. They are used for consent management, rather than advertising or measuring your browsing across websites. The configured consent-cookie period is up to 180 days; changing your choice may update the stored records.
Google Tag Manager and optional Statistics
Google Tag Manager is a tool for managing website scripts. Our BMS container is configured to load only after you allow Statistics. This makes a request to Google, which receives the technical information needed for that connection, such as your IP address and browser/device information. Google’s Privacy Policy explains its handling of information.
At the date of this policy, the BMS container has no Analytics measurement or advertising tags configured. Tag Manager alone does not provide us with an Analytics report. We will update this policy with the enabled tools, purposes, recipients and cookie durations before activating additional measurement or advertising tags. Any future marketing tags will need their appropriate separate consent controls.
Google operates internationally. Its services may involve processing outside the European Economic Area. See the linked privacy information and Google’s Data Processing Terms for information about applicable processing arrangements and transfer safeguards.
WordPress administration
Authorised administrators who sign in to WordPress may also receive necessary login, security and administration-preference cookies. These support the requested sign-in and editing functions. Public visitors do not need a WordPress administrator account to browse this website. Administrator cookie lifetimes depend on the sign-in and preference function; WordPress’s standard login period is two days, extended to two weeks when Remember Me is selected, while administration display-preference cookies can last up to one year.
Links to other services
Links to Google Maps, Instagram, Facebook, Ashbourne registration or booking pages, and other external websites take you to services with their own cookie and privacy notices. The map and social links currently inspected on this website are ordinary links rather than embedded maps or social feeds. Review the relevant service’s notice when you follow a link, register, book or pay.
Changing or deleting cookies
Use Cookie settings to withdraw or change permission for future optional processing. Your browser also allows you to view, block or delete cookies and local storage. Deleting necessary consent cookies can cause the banner to appear again. Blocking all cookies can affect sign-in or other requested functions.
Cookies left by earlier versions of a website or earlier visits may remain in your browser until expiry or deletion. Their presence alone does not show that the current page is activating that service.
Privacy rights and questions
Where cookie-related information is personal data, applicable GDPR rights may include access, correction, erasure, restriction, portability and objection, depending on the circumstances. You can withdraw consent without affecting the lawfulness of earlier consent-based processing. Contact [email protected] to exercise a right or raise a concern. You also have the right to complain to Ireland’s Data Protection Commission.