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Site is provided by Play Therapy Ireland (PTIrl). Its purpose is to provide a
comprehensive range of information and resources about improving ,
children's emotional literacy, and alleviating behaviour and mental
health problems through the use of play therapy, therapeutic play and
creative arts therapies. Your use of this web site is subject to the
following terms and conditions and your use of this web site
constitutes acceptance of these terms.
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any time without notice and to shut down the Site
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PTIrl also makes no claims that the Site may be lawfully viewed or
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If you access the Site from outside Ireland, you do so at your own
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We have not reviewed all of the sites linked to this Web Site and are not
responsible for the contents of any off-site pages or any other sites linked
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or other sites is at your own risk.
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use of materials displayed on the Web Site will not infringe rights of third
parties not owned by PTIrl.
Nothing contained on the Web Site should be construed as granting, by
implication, estoppel, or otherwise, any license or right to use any
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These
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Irish law. Any claims or disputes (of whatever nature and not limited to
contractual issues) shall be subject to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of
the Irish Courts.
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