DMCA Policy
This page explains how to send a copyright notice related to public site content for Clover Roast. It covers the checklist we need to review a claim, how incomplete notices are handled, and where to send written details. Visit disputes, allergen claims and billing questions should use the ordinary cafe desk route instead of this copyright process.
Notices are reviewed through the public contact route. Incomplete notices may require clarification.
Purpose and scope
Clover Roast is a cozy Irish coffee shop serving freshly brewed coffee and delicious treats every day. We use quality beans and carefully crafted recipes to create a smooth, rich taste. This DMCA Policy explains how copyright owners or their authorised agents can notify us about alleged infringement appearing in public website content, including text, images, graphics, logos, and downloadable materials. It covers publicly accessible pages used to describe services, pricing routes, company information, and support materials. It does not convert visit disputes, allergen claims, or billing disagreements into copyright matters. Those issues should use the ordinary cafe desk channels. Although the heading uses a familiar international label, our business operates in Ireland and we consider the Copyright and Related Rights Act 2000 when reviewing a complete notice. A notice about a photograph, copied text, or graphic that you own is in scope. A complaint that you dislike a menu price is not. This policy does not give you a licence to reuse our mark, recipes, or cafe photographs. We cannot guess which file you mean if you only write that something looks familiar.
Respect for intellectual property
We respect the intellectual property rights of others and expect visitors to do the same. Material on this website helps individuals and organisations understand how to request a cafe visit, catering coordination, or pastry tray. If you believe content on this site uses your copyrighted work without authorisation, submit a notice following the checklist below. We review complete notices in good faith and may remove or disable access when appropriate. Counter notices may be considered where the original claim appears incomplete, withdrawn, or mistaken. Vague claims that the whole site looks similar are not enough. A colour palette that reminds you of another coffee page is not infringement by itself. A short factual description of espresso, cappuccino, or latte is not a copy of another writer's feature merely because both pages name the same drinks. Fair dealing and other limitations under Irish copyright law may apply to criticism, review, and quotation. We do not claim ownership of a bean roaster's trade mark merely because we photographed a bag on our counter. We do claim ownership of our original wording, headlines, layout, and logo. Copying our menu copy into another publication without permission is a use we may challenge.
Notice checklist
Include your full legal name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address. Identify the copyrighted work with enough detail for us to recognise it, such as a title, description, or registration reference. Identify the exact location of the allegedly infringing material by page title and the specific passage, image, or file. State that you have a good-faith belief the use is not authorised by the owner, its agent, or the law. State that the information is accurate and that you are the owner or are authorised to act. Sign the notice physically or electronically. Incomplete notices delay review. A cropped screenshot and a clear description of your original work are usually enough. Notices without contact details cannot be processed. Write in English if you can. Appearing in a photograph is not the same as owning copyright. If several images are listed, number them. Do not send a notice that only says remove everything. A postal notice may be sent to St. James's Gate, Dublin 8, D08 VF8H, Ireland. An email notice may be sent to [email protected] with the subject line Copyright Notice. A call to +353 1 408 4800 can start the conversation, but the written checklist is still required before a takedown decision.
Response process and misuse
After a notice is received, we may acknowledge receipt and request clarification if details are missing. Where the material is under our control and the notice appears complete, we may temporarily remove or restrict access while the matter is assessed. Timing depends on complexity and supporting documents. We aim to act promptly during ordinary cafe desk hours. Submitting a notice starts a review; it does not automatically create liability findings. Visit complaints, refunds, and billing questions remain outside this route and should be sent separately with the visit reference. Knowingly submitting a false or misleading notice can have legal consequences. If we remove material and later receive a complete counter statement, we may restore the material when the law and the facts support restoration. Personal information in a notice is used to evaluate the claim and is handled with ordinary care consistent with our Privacy Policy. We will not publish your home address on the website as part of the takedown.
Repeat concerns and send notice
If we become aware of repeated, confirmed infringement associated with a source of contributed content, we may limit future submissions from that source. This policy works alongside our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Email [email protected] with the subject line Copyright Notice, or call +353 1 408 4800 to begin. You may also post a written notice to St. James's Gate, Dublin 8, D08 VF8H, Ireland. Include all checklist items in one message whenever possible. The cafe desk reviews formal notices Monday to Sunday, 7:00 to 19:00 Irish Standard Time. Agencies should state their authority clearly. Repeat notices that add no new facts will not jump the queue. If a court order or a clear settlement arrives, we will follow that document. Use this policy when the issue is ownership of a creative work rather than the taste of a cup.