AN TÁIN ARTS CENTRE PRIVACY POLICY

An Táin Arts Centre is a company limited by guarantee (CRN 537097) and registered charity (20143145) with
charitable tax exemption (CHY 21695) that processes data for purposes necessary to fulfil its aims and charitable
objectives. As part of our activities we will collect and process your personal data and other information relating to
your dealings with us. This privacy statement explains how we will manage your personal data, why we use it and how
you may contact us.

This privacy statement outlines how we process data for our:
• Ticket buyers, online users, members and donors.
• Participants in our outreach, learning, participation projects and residency programmes.
• Other volunteers, participants and partners.
• Suppliers, industry contacts, customers and audiences.
• Job applicants
Our promise to you is that we will use any personal data in accordance with the data protection legistlation in
Ireland. This statement sets out the ways in which An Táin Arts Centre uses your data and how you can contact us
to amend your data, request a copy of your data, request erasure or restriction of use of your data.
Personal data means any information which An Táin Arts Centre has or obtains or which you provide, such as your
name and address, telephone number or email address, from which you can be directly or indirectly personally
identified.

The categories of Personal Data which we will process may include, name, address, email address, telephone number,
complaint, incident or accident details, credit card details, previous order history, image taken via CCTV and any other
personal details necessary for the conduct of the relationship between us.
This statement covers the following areas (hyperlinks to each section):
• Data Collection
• Use of Data
• Sharing data with third parties
• How to update your data
• Data integrity and security
• Your Rights
• Who to contact

Data collection

We may collect personal data from you when you buy a ticket, join or renew a membership, join our mailing list
or ask us to send you information, make a donation, attend an event, visit our premises, volunteer or participate
in a project, supply goods/ services to us, pay us for goods/services or apply for a job. The ways in which we
collect data from you are listed below:
(Drop down list)

• Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences
• Participants in our outreach, learning, participation projects and residency programmes.
• Other volunteers, participants and partners.
• Suppliers, industry contacts, performers, artists and customers
• Job applicants

Use of data

We will use your information for the purposes listed below under one of the following legal bases:
• Performance of a contract between us and you
• Your consent (where we require it)
• To comply with a legal obligation or
• Our Legitimate interest, or that of a third party

The ways in which we use your data are listed below:
(Drop down list)

• Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences
• Participants in our outreach, learning, participation projects and residency programmes.
• Other volunteers, participants and partners.
• Suppliers, industry contacts, performers, artists and customers
• Job applicants

Sharing data with third parties
The personal information that you give us will never be supplied to anyone outside An Táin Arts Centre except in
the following circumstances,
– Where the disclosure is necessary to enable us to carry out our obligations under our agreements with
you.
– Unless we are obliged or permitted by law to disclose it.
– We need to use the services of ‘data processors ’to fulfil your requirements.
– to support analysis and research for An Táin Arts Centre or the Arts Sector, or for reporting to our
funders.
The ways in which we share data with third party organisations are listed below:
(Drop down list)

• Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences
• Participants in our outreach, learning, participation projects and residency programmes.
• Other volunteers, participants and partners.
• Suppliers, industry contacts, performers, artists and customers
• Job applicants

How to update your data?
The ways in which you can update your information are listed below:
(Drop down list)
• Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences
• Participants in our Outreach, Learning, Participation Projects and Residency Programmes
• Volunteers, participants and partners
• Suppliers, industry contacts, performers, artists and customers
• Job applicants

Data Integrity and Security
We take steps to ensure that data is accurate, complete and up to date, and we regularly run checks to review our
data. If you wish to correct any inaccuracies in your data, please email paul@antain.ie. We regularly review email
and paper correspondence and minimise our storage through archiving and destruction of out of date materials.
Data retention
We will retain your information for as long as is necessary to provide you with the services you have requested or
require from us as detailed below:
(Drop down list)

• Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences
• Participants in our Outreach, Learning, Participation Projects and Residency Programmes
• Volunteers, participants and partners
• Suppliers, industry contacts, performers, artists and customers
• Job applicants

Your rights
You have rights, including the following:
• To be informed of the ways in which we use your information, which we seek to do in this policy
• To request us to stop processing your personal data for marketing purposes
• To request a copy of the personal information we hold about you
• To request that any inaccuracies in the data we hold about you are corrected
• In certain circumstances to request that we limit, cease processing or erase your personal data.
• To lodge a complaint with the Data Protection Commissioner https://www.dataprotection.ie/

Who to Contact
Email us: info@antain.ie
Write to us: Data Protection, Paul Hayes, An Táin Arts Centre, Crowe Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth
Complaints:
If you wish to make a complaint about how we are using your data, please email info@antain.ie
Subject Access Requests:
If you wish to make a subject access request (SAR), please email https://www.dataprotection.ie/. We will try to
respond to all legitimate requests within 30 days. Occasionally it may take us longer if your request is particularly
complex or if you have made a number of requests, in which case we will keep you notified and updated. We will
require specific details of your request and proof of identification.
Changes to this Statement
We may change or update this Privacy Statement from time to time. Any significant changes will be
communicated on our website.
24th January 2023

[1: Data Collection]
Drop down 1A: Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences
We may collect or store the following information from you when you buy a ticket or other item from us, use our
website, join a membership scheme, make a donation, attend an event, visit our website or premises, or contact
us with an enquiry.
• Name
• Postal Address
• Telephone number(s)
• Email address
• Billing / payment information
• Ticketing, membership and/or donation history
• Communications preferences
• Access requirements
• Allergies and dietary requirements
• Any other information you provide to us by email, letter, telephone, social media, via our website or in
person
• Photographs and/or video footage of audiences
• CCTV footage for the security of property and individuals in and around our building
Sensitive information
This includes health information (if you provide us with this) such as access needs or allergies.
Online information
We use some online tracking and analysis services, such as Google Analytics, to find out how our website is being
used, which activities are working best, and how we can improve our customer experience online.
Like most websites, we receive and store certain details whenever you use the An Táin Arts Centre website. We
use “cookies” to help us make our site – and the way you might use it – better. Cookies mean that a website will
remember you and enable online transactions. It also helps us understand how you use our website, where we
can make improvements and how best to tell our audiences about events they might be interested in, through
recommendations on our own site, or adverts elsewhere on the internet.
We keep a record of the communications we send you, and we may track whether you receive or open electronic
communications so that we can ensure we are sending you the most relevant information.
We use social media to provide updates on our activities, to promote events and projects or to communicate with
you about the activities in which you are involved. We may tailor adverts on social media and elsewhere online
relevant to your interests. Depending on your own privacy settings with each social media provider, you can
control An Táin Arts Centre’s permission to access information via social media platforms.
Data from third parties
We may also obtain or collect personal information about you from other third party sources, for example:
• If we engage external suppliers for photography and video capture
• Publicly available information, such your biography on your work website or information that has been
published in articles/ newspapers.
• From our board members or other volunteers, for example if they invite you to an event
• From an organisation which funds or works in partnership with An Táin Arts Centre, for example if you meet
with us or attend an event as a representative of the organisation
Drop down 1B: Participants in our outreach projects, learning, workshops, participation
projects and residency programmes.
We may collect or store the following information from you when you choose to participate in one of our
activities, or apply to our residency programme, attend a concert or event, visit our website or premises, or
contact us with an enquiry.
• Name of participant (and parent where required)
• Postal Address
• Telephone number(s)
• Email address
• Billing / payment information
• Communications preferences
• Access requirements
• Allergies and dietary requirements
• Any other information you provide to us by email, letter, telephone, social media, via our website or in
person
• CV, Biography or career information
• Photographs and/or video footage of participants
• CCTV footage for the security of property and individuals in and around our building
Sensitive information
We may collect sensitive data from you including health information (if supplied) such as access needs, medical
conditions or allergies.
We may ask you to provide details of your protected characteristics for diversity monitoring purposes, and to
complete our annual returns to the Arts Council and other public bodies. You will always have the option not to
respond to any questions you do not wish to answer. Where we obtain data for children, this is only recorded
with explicit parental consent.
Data from third parties
We may also obtain or collect personal information about you from other third party sources, for example:
• We may ask parents / guardians or schools to supply information about under 18s for participation in our
projects, workshops or for performance licensing purposes.
• If we engage external suppliers for photography and video capture
• If your details are given as an emergency contact for a member of one of our projects or workshops.
Drop down 1C: Volunteers, other participants and partners.
We may collect or store the following information from you when you express an interest in
volunteering/participating, or continue to volunteer/participate with us.
• Name
• Postal Address
• Telephone number(s)
• Email address
• Access requirements
• Allergies and dietary requirements
• Any other information you provide to us by email, letter, telephone, social media, via our website or in
person
• Photographs and/or video footage of participants
• CCTV footage for the security of property and individuals in and around our building
Sensitive information
We may collect sensitive data from you including health information (if supplied) such as access needs, medical
conditions or allergies.
We may ask you to provide details of your protected characteristics for diversity monitoring purposes, and to
complete our annual returns to the Arts Council and other public bodies. You will always have the option not to
respond to any questions you do not wish to answer. Where we obtain data for children, this is only recorded
with explicit parental consent.
Data from third parties
We may also obtain or collect personal information about you from other third party sources, for example:
• Referees may provide information to us about your experience and competence
• If we engage external suppliers for photography and video capture
Drop down 1D: Suppliers, industry contact, performers, artists and customers
We may collect or store the following information from you when you supply goods or services to us, purchase
services from us are recommended to us or work with us on a project or event.
• Name of company
• Name of designated contact(s)
• Postal Address
• Telephone number(s)
• Email address(es)
• Billing / payment information including bank details
• Record of goods/services received/provided
• Any other information you provide to us by email, letter, telephone, social media, via our website or in
person
• CCTV footage for the security of property and individuals in and around our building
Data from third parties
We may also obtain or collect personal information about you from other third party sources, for example:
• Recommendations from other organisations / clients
• Publicly available information about you from your website
Drop down 1E: Job applicants
We may collect or store the following information from you when you apply for a job with us:
• Name
• Postal Address
• Telephone number(s)
• Email address
• Access requirements
• Any other information you provide to us by email, letter, telephone, social media, via our website or in
person
• Experience or career information
• CCTV footage for the security of property and individuals in and around our building
Sensitive information
This includes health information (if supplied) such as access needs or allergies. We may ask for other information
specific to the opportunity you are applying for, and information to support our equal opportunities monitoring).
Data from third parties
We may also obtain or collect personal information about you from other third party sources, for example:
• References from previous employers
• Publicly available information about you online
[2 Use of Data]
Drop down 2A: Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences.
We use the information we hold:
To inform you of any change to or additional information regarding a booking, visit or
membership
Performance of a contract
To analyse your personal information to create a profile of your interests and
preferences so that we can contact you with information most relevant to you
Legitimate interest
To inform you about relevant shows, events, services or activities we believe will be of
interest, as well as opportunities to support our work
Consent – mailing list
Legitimate Interest – ticket
buyers &donors
To process donations and payments, including thanking donors. Performance of a contract
To ensure we know how you prefer to be contacted about our activities Legitimate interest
To assist us with reporting and analysis for our own business needs, and those of our
funding partners
Legitimate interest
To keep a record of the relationship we have with you Legitimate interest
To promote our work to funders, supporters and the general public via media and social
media outlets
Legitimate interest
To profile ticket bookers and donors in order to inform future fundraising approaches Legitimate interest
To maintain the security of property and individuals in and around our building using
CCTV footage managed by Louth County Council.
Legitimate interest
Contacting you by Email and Telephone
If you have provided your email address when you purchased your ticket, from time to time we will send you
recommendations and ticket offers by email for similar events and opportunities to support our work. Should you
wish not to receive this information you will be given the option to opt out when purchasing a ticket or via the
unsubscribe link on any emails we send you. Alternatively you can tell us directly by emailing info@antain.ie
If you have signed up to join our e-mailing list we will send you information by email about our events, ticket
offers and opportunities to support our work. You will always have the option to unsubscribe from future emails
via a link at the bottom of the email. Alternatively you can tell us directly by emailing info@antain.ie
If you have provided your telephone number when you purchased your ticket or directly to An Táin Arts Centre,
we may use this to inform you of a cancelled or post-poned performance, to ask your opinion on our service, or to
talk to you about relevant opportunities to support our work as an Arts Charity. Should you wish not to receive
marketing or fundraising calls from us please let us know via info@antain.ie.
Membership
Customers joining one of our membership schemes will receive information by email relating to events and
activities as member of the scheme.
Fundraising and profiling
As a charity, An Táin Arts Centre relies on donations from individuals to support its charitable purposes. To do
this, we look to identify individuals who, in addition to being purchasers of tickets, may be interested in
supporting our charitable objectives through other means, including charitable donations. We also review
whether existing donors may wish to provide further financial support.
To enable us to do this in an efficient, effective and focused way, and to ensure the requests we make are
appropriate, proportionate and tailored, we may use publicly available information (collected either in-house or
by third parties) to identify whether or not you are likely to wish to provide additional donations to the An Táin
Arts Centre. We do not allow third parties to use the data we provide them about you for other purposes.
The information that we may process includes publicly available information relating to your wealth (including
house price values), whether you are a trustee of a charity or have previously donated to similar charities, or
raised funds for charitable purposes, in addition to your interest in the arts.
We understand that not all of our audience members or donors will want us to carry out such processing and you
are free at any time to ask us to stop doing this in respect of your data. You can do this by contacting
info@antain.ie If you do this we will delete the information that we have collected about you for these purposes
.
Drop down 2B: Participants in our Outreach, Learning, Participation Projects and
Residency Programmes.
We use the information we hold:
To keep you fully informed of all arrangements relating to your involvement
with An Táin Arts Centre, including rehearsals and shows.
Consent
To keep you informed of ticket offers when available Consent
To keep a record of the relationship we have with you Legitimate interest
To process payments when required Performance of a contract
To apply for appropriate licensing for child performers where necessary Legal requirement
To ensure compliance with policies, procedures and laws Legal requirement
To publish lists of participants in our printed programmes Legitimate interest
To promote our work to funders, supporters and the general public via media
and social media outlets
Legitimate interest
To maintain the security of property and individuals in and around our
building using CCTV footage
Legitimate interest
Drop down 2C: Volunteers and other participants
We use the information we hold:
To keep you fully informed of all arrangements relating to your involvement
with [ORGANISATION A], including volunteering/participation opportunities
and activities
Consent
To keep you informed of ticket offers for volunteers/participants when
available
Consent
To keep a record of the relationship we have with you Legitimate interest
To process payments when required Performance of a contract
To ensure compliance with policies, procedures and laws Legal requirement
To promote our work to funders, supporters and the general public via media
and social media outlets
Legitimate interest
To maintain the security of property and individuals in and around our
building using CCTV footage
Legitimate interest
Drop down 2D: Suppliers, industry contacts, performers, artists and customers
We use the information we hold:
To contact you regarding the contract we have, or may wish to have with you Performance of a contract
To keep a record of the relationship we have with you Legitimate interest
To keep you informed of our activities Legitimate interest
To process payments to/from you when required Performance of a contract
To ensure compliance with policies, procedures and laws Legal requirement
To maintain the security of property and individuals in and around our
building using CCTV footage
Legitimate interest
Drop down 2E: Job applicants
We use the information we hold:
To process your application and communicate with you regarding the
selection and interview process.
Consent
To maintain the security of property and individuals in and around our
building using CCTV footage
Legitimate interest
[3: Sharing Data with Third Parties}
Drop down 3A: Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences
When you book for one of the artists/companies performing at our venue, you may be
asked if you would like to receive information directly from them about their activities in
the future.
Consent
To operate our IT systems, such as our database system Ticketsolve, and email
distribution software Mailchimp.
Performance of a contract
To use specialist support services, such as our mailing house, to distribute our mailings Performance of a contract
With agreement about data management protocols, we may make anonymised data
available to other agencies such as Theatre Forum Ireland for analysis and research
purposes (for instance, comparison sales trends over time). This assists with reporting to
funders and strategic planning, helping us to make better business decisions.
Legitimate interest
We may take photographic or video recordings and share these with media and social
media outlets. We always make clear when photography or recordings are taking place.
Legitimate interest
We may publish lists of supporters and donors in our printed programmes but you can
request us not to include your information should you wish.
Legitimate interest
We may share data with fundraising prospect companies in order to undertake profiling Legitimate interest
To maintain the security of property and individuals in and around our building using
CCTV footagemanaged by Louth County Council.
Legitimate interest
We have agreements in place with each provider to ensure your data is secure and cannot be accessed or used for any
other purpose. Your personal data is never sold.
Drop down 3B: Participants in our Outreach, Learning, Participation Projects and
Residency Programmes.
To operate our IT systems, such as our database system Ticketsolve, email distribution
software Mailchimp
Performance of a contract
We may share your details with a freelance workshop leader, or chaperone (for
children’s activities) in order to run the activity effectively or to provide relevant
authorities with information required to process performance licenses.
Consent (parental consent
for under 18s)
We may take photographic or video recordings and share these with media and social
media outlets. We always make clear when photography or recordings are taking place.
Legitimate interest
We may take photographic or video recordings of under 18s and share these with media
and social media outlets.
Parental Consent
To maintain the security of property and individuals in and around our building using
CCTV footagemanaged by Louth County Council.
Legitimate interest
We have agreements in place with each provider to ensure your data is secure and cannot be accessed or used for any
other purpose. Your personal data is never sold.
Drop down 3C: Volunteers, Participants and Partners
We may share your data with third party organisations as listed below:
To operate our IT systems, such as our database system Ticketsolve, and email
distribution software Mailchimp
Performance of a contract
We may share your details with an external project manager in order to run the activity
effectively or to provide relevant authorities with information required for access
and/or safety for the activity you have signed up for.
Consent (parental consent
for under 18s)
We may take photographic or video recordings and share these with media and social
media outlets. We always make clear when photography or recordings are taking place.
Legitimate business
interest
We may take photographic or video recordings of under 18s (with parental consent)
and share these with media and social media outlets.
Consent
We may publish lists of participants, supporters and donors in our printed programmes,
but you can request us not to include your information should you wish.
Legitimate business
interest
With Companies Registration Office, Charity Regulator, our auditors and professional
advisers to ensure compliance with legal, governance and other regulatory
requirements.
Legal requirement
We have agreements in place with each provider to ensure your data is secure and cannot be accessed or used for any
other purpose. Your personal data is never sold.
Drop down 3D: Suppliers, industry contacts, performers, artists and customers
To operate our IT systems, such as our finance payment and receiving systems Performance of a contract
We share financial data with relevant government departments, our internal & external
auditors and other regulatory bodies in order to fulfil our legal and charitable
responsibilities.
Legal requirement
We may recommend your services to other organisations Legitimate Interest
To maintain the security of property and individuals in and around our building using
CCTV footage managed by Louth County Council
Legitimate interest
Drop down 3E: Job applicants
We may occasionally engage external advisors to sit on recruitment or interview panels,
and would share your application details with them
Legitimate interest
To maintain the security of property and individuals in and around our building using
CCTV footage managed by Louth County Council.
Legitimate interest
We have agreements in place with each provider to ensure your data is secure and cannot be accessed or used for any
other purpose. Your personal data is never sold.
[4: How to update your data]
Drop down 4A: Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences.
You can update your personal contact and communication preferences data at any time, by visiting you’re an Táin
Arts Centre account online, or by contacting us at info@antain.ie. Every promotional email we send you will
contain an option to unsubscribe, or you can contact us at info@antain.ie to change your preferences.
Drop down 4B: Participants in our Learning and Participation activities and members of
our ensembles
You can ask us to update your information, or how you hear from us by contacting at info@antain.ie
Drop down 4C: Other volunteers and other participants
You can ask us to update your information, or how you hear from us by contacting at info@antain.ie Drop down
4D: Suppliers, industry contacts and customers
You can ask us to update your information, or how you hear from us by at info@antain.ie Drop down 4E: Job
Applicants
You can ask us to update your information, or how you hear from us by contacting at info@antain.ie .
[5: Data Integrity and Security]
Drop down 5A: Ticket buyers, online users, members, donors and audiences
We will store data in our database system(s) for a maximum of six years after your last engagement with us,
through ticket, gift voucher or membership purchases, or making donations. At that point your data will be
supressed, no longer processed, and you will cease to receive communications from us, unless:
• We must keep it to comply with applicable laws or evidence compliance with such applicable laws
• There is an outstanding issue, claim or dispute requiring us to keep such information until resolution
• The information must be kept for our legitimate business interests, such as fraud prevention and enhancing
users’ safety and security
Drop down 5B: Participants in our Outreach, Learning, Participation Projects and
Residency Programmes.
We will store data in our database system(s) for a maximum of six years after your last engagement with us,
through participating in our work, or requesting to be kept up to date with our activities. At that point your data
will be supressed, no longer processed, and you will cease to receive communications from us, unless:
• We must keep it to comply with applicable laws or evidence compliance with such applicable laws
• There is an outstanding issue, claim or dispute requiring us to keep such information until resolution
• The information must be kept for our legitimate business interests, such as fraud prevention and enhancing
users’ safety and security
Drop down 5C: Volunteers, participants and partners
We will store data in our database system(s) for a maximum of six years after your last engagement with us,
through your volunteering work, or requesting to be kept up to date with our activities. At that point your data
will be supressed, no longer processed, and you will cease to receive communications from us, unless:
• We must keep it to comply with applicable laws or evidence compliance with such applicable laws
• There is an outstanding issue, claim or dispute requiring us to keep such information until resolution
• The information must be kept for our legitimate business interests, such as fraud prevention and enhancing
users’ safety and security
Drop down 5D: Suppliers, industry contacts and customers
We will store data in our database and finance system(s) for as long as you continue to purchase services from us,
supply us with goods and/or services, or 6 years plus the current tax year, where the relationship is not ongoing.
At that point your data will be supressed and no longer processed, unless:
• We must keep it to comply with applicable laws or evidence compliance with such applicable laws
• There is an outstanding issue, claim or dispute requiring us to keep such information until resolution
• The information must be kept for our legitimate business interests, such as fraud prevention and enhancing
users’ safety and security
Drop down 5E: Job applicants
For unsuccessful candidates, we will store data in our HR systems for 6 months following your application, at
which point it will be deleted, unless:
• There is an outstanding issue, claim or dispute requiring us to keep such information until resolution
Successful candidates ’data will be kept under the terms of the Privacy Statement (internal) which will be issued
to all employees on appointment.

 

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