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Copyright & Sources

Independent summaries and source links

NeuroRock summarises information from Irish public bodies, charities and other organisations. Third-party names, trademarks, content and materials remain the property of their respective owners.

Source organisations are identified and linked throughout the site. Our summaries use NeuroRock’s own wording. Where licensed information has been adapted, we identify the source and licence and indicate the changes. Check the linked source for current requirements, forms and availability.

Inclusion of a link, organisation or programme does not imply endorsement of NeuroRock by that organisation.

Irish Public Sector Information

Where Irish Public Sector Information is reproduced or adapted under an applicable PSI licence, it is used subject to that licence and its attribution conditions. For material covered by the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence:

Contains Irish Public Sector Information licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence.

This applies only to material that the source has licensed for reuse. It does not mean that every external source, HSE publication or charity website uses CC BY 4.0. A PSI licence does not automatically cover logos, crests, trademarks, official symbols or third-party images and other materials.

Revenue information

Information provided courtesy of the Revenue Commissioners under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence. NeuroRock has summarised and adapted the wording; Revenue remains the source for the scheme conditions.

Each Revenue-based entry links to its source. See Revenue’s reuse terms.

Charities, images and publications

Charity and private-provider information is independently summarised and linked to the organisation. Linking to a publication does not give permission to republish it.

Third-party images, publications, logos, trademarks and other materials are not covered by NeuroRock’s copyright unless expressly stated. Official forms and guides are linked from their publisher’s pages. NeuroRock does not publish or modify those documents.

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