Cookie consent for Ireland.
Done the way the DPC expects.
Free tools to audit your cookie banner, generate a compliant Irish cookie policy, and understand the vendors tracking your visitors.
EU-hosted. Equal-prominence Accept / Reject by default. Not legal advice.
- "Reject all" is offered with equal prominence
- Non-essential cookies set before consent
- Analytics trackers fire before consent
- No new tracking added after "Reject all"
Free tools
Cookie banner checker
Enter a domain, get a shareable report: does the banner have a real Reject, do non-essential scripts fire pre-consent, which vendors are loading, and what to fix first.
Vendor library
30+ of the most common trackers on Irish sites, with the cookies they set and how to block them until consent.
Cookie policy generator
Generate banner copy and a cookie policy aligned to Irish DPC guidance. Editable, plain-English, free.
Found problems? Here's the one-line fix.
The checker tells you what's wrong. The Cookies.ie banner makes it right — and keeps it right. Paste one line, and an equal-prominence Reject, real script-blocking, and a tamper-proof consent log become defaults you can't switch off.
Compliant by design
Accept and Reject are the same one click — locked at the code level. No accidental dark pattern, nothing for the DPC to flag.
Nothing fires before consent
Analytics, pixels and tags stay blocked until the visitor opts in — the single most common reason sites fail an audit, fixed at the source.
Proof when you need it
Every choice lands in an append-only, hash-chained log you can export — so "prove they consented" has an answer.
Built around the rules, not around them
Most consent banners are designed to nudge visitors toward "Accept all". Irish and EU guidance is clear: refusing consent has to be as easy as giving it, and non-essential cookies cannot be set before the visitor chooses. Every tool on Cookies.ie is built on those two rules.