Terms of use
These terms cover www.farmcat.ie: the calculator, the land check and the guides. By using the site you agree to them.
Who we are
Kinacre is run by Brian Duignan in Kilkenny, Ireland. Contact: cat@kinacre.ie.
What Kinacre gives you
Kinacre is free. It gives general information and estimates to help you understand your position. It is not tax, legal, financial or planning advice, and it doesn’t replace advice about your own circumstances. Talk to a farm adviser, accountant or solicitor before you act on anything you see here.
Accuracy
We work to keep Kinacre accurate and up to date, and check the rules after every Budget and Finance Act. But the law changes, the calculator simplifies some rules, and the answers depend on the figures you enter.
The land check shows information from public map services run by others. It may be incomplete, out of date or drawn at a broad scale. Your council’s development plan, and the bodies that publish each map, are the official record.
So we can’t promise that Kinacre is complete, error-free or always available.
Our responsibility
As far as the law allows, Kinacre isn’t responsible for any loss that comes from relying on its estimates or map information without taking advice. Nothing in these terms limits any responsibility that can’t be limited by law, or your rights as a consumer.
Links to other sites
Kinacre links to Revenue, Citizens Information, councils and other sites. We don’t control them and aren’t responsible for what they say.
Using the site fairly
Please don’t try to disrupt the site, get around its security, or copy large parts of it automatically. The guides, the calculator, the Kinacre name and the Kinacre cat belong to Kinacre: you’re welcome to share links, but please ask before reusing them elsewhere.
Your privacy
The privacy notice explains what happens to personal information when you use Kinacre.
Kinacre Pro
Kinacre Pro, for farm advisers, will have its own terms.
Changes and the law
We may update these terms, and the date at the top will change when we do. These terms are governed by Irish law, and the Irish courts deal with any dispute.