Terms and conditions
14 November 2026
Who runs this website and the terms that apply when you use it.
Company information
MyBodyPath Limited, an Irish private company limited by shares, trading as CIAL Digital. Registered in Ireland, company number 823059. Registered office: 111 Brocan Wood, Monasterevin, County Kildare, W34 CH92, Ireland. Contact info@cialdigital.com.
Using this website
These terms apply when you browse the CIAL Digital portfolio at cialdigital.com. The site introduces our studio and shows examples of our work. You may browse, share links and contact us about a project.
Enquiries and project work
Sending an enquiry does not book any work. If we agree to work together, we’ll set out what we’ll do, the price, the timing and the other terms in a separate agreement. This website does not take payments or accept online orders.
Content and credits
CIAL Digital and its licensors retain their rights in the site design, writing, brand assets and images. Client marks and project imagery belong to their respective owners. You may use material where the law or an identified licence allows it. For other reuse, ask the rights holder. The cropped Glendalough trail photograph is by Shadowgate under CC BY 2.0.
External projects
You can follow the project links to see our work. Each website is responsible for its own content and terms. The MyBodyPath app has separate product terms and privacy information.
Responsible use
Please do not use this site to send unlawful material, introduce harmful code, attempt unauthorised access, or disrupt access for other visitors.
Accuracy and your rights
We take reasonable care with the portfolio and may update or correct it. Please contact us if you spot a mistake. Information on this site is general and does not replace an agreed proposal. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited or affects your mandatory statutory or consumer rights.
Applicable law
Irish law applies, subject to any mandatory protections available to you where you live. Nothing here prevents consumers from bringing proceedings in a court available to them under applicable law.