Ask a company to delete your data and stop marketing – free template (Ireland)

You can object to direct marketing at any time and the organisation must stop. You can also ask for your data to be erased, for example if it is no longer needed or you withdraw consent. The organisation must reply within one month. Complaints go to the Data Protection Commission.

Legal basis: GDPR, Articles 17 and 21(2)–(3); Data Protection Act 2018; ePrivacy Regulations 2011 (S.I. No. 336 of 2011), reg. 13 · Legal position: October 2026

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Aoife Byrne
12 Harbour View, Galway H91 X2Y3
[email protected]

Example Retail Ireland Ltd
[email protected]

31 October 2026

Objection to marketing and request for erasure

Dear Data Protection Officer,

This concerns the personal data you hold about me under [email protected].

Under Article 21(2) and (3) GDPR I object to the use of my personal data for direct marketing, including profiling for marketing. Please stop all marketing to me by post, email, text, phone and online advertising immediately.

Under Article 17 GDPR I ask you to erase all personal data you hold about me, unless you are legally required to keep it. If you keep any data, please tell me what and why.

Please confirm within one month that you have done this, and inform any recipients to whom my data has been disclosed (Article 19 GDPR).

Yours faithfully,

Aoife Byrne

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Created with Pflichtblatt (pflichtblatt.com). General guidance under the law of Ireland, legal position as of October 2026. Not legal advice. Please check that it is up to date and fits your situation.

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