LEGAL, PRIVACY & COOKIE INFORMATION
LEGAL, PRIVACY & COOKIE INFORMATION
- Company Information
- Legal Information
- Privacy Statement
1. Company Information
www.IrishJagClub.ie is the website of the Irish Jaguar and Daimler Club CLG, also referred to as the ‘IJDC’ or ‘the Club’.
Registered Office : 3 Elm Drive, Griffeen Valley, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Postal Address : IJDC c/o 3 Elm Drive, Griffeen Valley, Lucan, Co. Dublin, Ireland.
Company Registered in Ireland : 214808
Our Club is a not-for-profit company which has members rather than shareholders and has no employees.
For more information about the Club and our Committee Members / Directors, please visit our ‘
About Us’ section.
2. Legal Information
Copyright – Unless stated otherwise all content on this site is owned by the IJDC and should not be reproduced without permission. ‘Irish Jaguar and Daimler Club’, ‘The Irish Classic and Vintage Motor Show’ and 'Terenure Car Show' are registered Trading Names of the IJDC. All other trademarks or trade names referred to in the site are the property of their respective owners.
Limitation of Liability – While
www.IrishJagClub.ie is updated regularly and we do our best to verify all information published the IJDC cannot be responsible for any loss or damage due to information or content displayed on the site. Visitors are asked to note that
www.IrishJagClub.ie includes content provided by third party sites such as YouTube.com (videos) and Twitter.com (News) and the IJDC is not responsible for this content. Links to external sites and mentions of third party products and services are for information purposes only and do not imply any warranty or endorsement.
3. Privacy Statement
The IJDC respects your right to privacy and strives to comply with our obligations under the Data Protection Act 1988 and Data Protection (Amendment) Act 2003, and the EU2016/679 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Privacy and Electronic Communications, EC Directive, Amendment Regulations 2011. By submitting your information and using our website or services, you consent to the collection, storage and processing of your information by us in the manner set out in this privacy policy.
We may ask you to submit email, phone, address and car details for membership applications and on event entry forms. These contact details are held for a three year period and, your consent, are used to distribute entry forms, event information and, for Club members, general club information and our quarterly magazine. We will not send you third party marketing communications unless you have clearly consented to receiving these and you will always be able to easily unsubscribe from them. Note that, where our events are held in a public venue we may use photographs of people in attendance and/or their cars to enhance our website and promote these events.
The IJDC takes its data security responsibilities seriously and will take all reasonable precautions to prevent loss or misuse of personal information provided by our members and event entrants. Should we become aware that information under our control has been compromised we shall inform the relevant authorities within 72 hours where required. However, internet transmissions, by their very nature, cannot be completely secure and the IJDC has no responsibility or liability whatsoever for loss or damage which may be occasioned by a third party interception of your information nor does the IJDC offer any guarantees or indemnities as to the security of any information volunteered.
For the purposes of the EU2016/679 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the company that is ultimately responsible for the control of your information while using our services is the Irish Jaguar and Daimler Club CLG, 3 Elm Drive, Griffeen Valley, Lucan, Co. Dublin, Ireland.
Should you have any questions about the data we retain about you or to have your details updated or removed from our databases please use our online form to
Contact Us.
Non-Personal Data - We use the non-personal data gathered from visitors to our website in an aggregate form to get a better understanding of where our visitors come from and to help us better design and organise our website. This is information about your visits and how you navigate through our website. Including, (but not limited to), your page views, the length of your visit, browser type, operating system, IP address and location. Although classified as personal data, we will not use your IP address to identify you personally. This data may be stored on the servers hosting
www.IrishJagClub.ie and in those hosting
Google Analytics. Some such data may also be held in the form of
Cookies on your PC. You can also disable or delete Cookies through your web browser or use a Private / Incognito / Anonymous browser setting and still use the site if you wish. See below for more information.
Personal Data – When contacting the IJDC, applying to join the Club or entering a Club event we may request that you provide your full name, address, contact details and vehicle information. We may hold contact information you provide to us (e.g. name, address, phone number, email, country of residence, car model and club) when you use the Future Ticketing Ltd API to purchase tickets on our website. This data is held within the EU in a secure manner within supplier data centers. This information will not be disclosed elsewhere other than when essential to completing a transaction, answering your request for information, providing you with relevant event information or where we are legally obliged to do so. For more information please see the
Future Ticketing Privacy Policy. The IJDC / www.IrishJagClub.ie do not store credit card numbers at any point.
Should you have any questions about thepersonal data we retain about you or to have your details removed from our databases please use our online form to
Contact Us.
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Social Media
The IJDC operates 'IrishJagClub' presences on Facebook/Instagram,Twitter and Google/You Tube. For more information on controlling your privacy on these platforms please read the
Tailoring your Social Media Privacy and Advertising Preferences document on the DataProtection.ie website.
Opening the evening was Peter Kendrick from Millers Oil Ireland who provides a wide range of specialised lubricants and fuel treatments for classic cars, motor sport and motor cycle applications. It was the classic car oil range that Miller’s made its name with and Peter explained that modern high quality synthetic oil was not suitable for older cars as they are designed to work in engines with very tight tolerances concentrating on long life and low emissions rather than just lubrication. While multi grade oils are still available the market was now dominated by low cost oils often with poor quality base ingredients.
concentration of modern equivalents. As well as the classic 20w50 in multi-grade and semi-synthetic Millers also offered Mini oil (also suitable for some overdrive gearboxes) and mono grade for pre 1930’s cars. Peter explained that unopened oil had a long shelf life but was designed to absorb contaminants when in use and used oile will also absorb moisture when a car is parked up. For this reason he recommended changing the oil at the end of the season rather than when taking a car out in the Spring. There was also a lot of interest in the new Millers VSP Power Plus petrol treatment. The existing VSP is well known as an octane booster and lead replacement but the new variety also protects fuel lines against corrosion caused by the increasing amounts of ethanol used in modern petrol.
To the amusement of the couple of dozen people present Michael offered to demonstrate on the bonnet of Jim Byrne’s 1973 Daimler which has an almost matt finsih having spent most of its life in the open. Michael started with Meguiars Final Inspection waterless cleaner to remove dust and loose dirt, then a clay bar treatment for ingrained dirt. When happy with the surface he used a rotary polisher with a small amount of cutting compound on a dry pad. the technique takes skill and some practice, starting at a medium speed setting and being careful not to go below the top paint coat. Residue was cleaned off with a Meguiars edgeless microfibre cloth before starting with a dual action, ‘DA’, polisher and a small amount of Speed Glaze sprinkled on the panel. Again the residue was cleaned off by hand before applying wax with a small soft sponge. The difference was incredible with the restored bonnet having a glass like finish after half an hours work.