That's according to a study on cyberbullying and sexting among young people.

The aim is to identify the support needs of siblings in the aftermath of disclosure of child sexual abuse.

University College Cork take on Mary Immaculate College in today’s Fitzgibbon Cup final.

Refugees were framed as terrorists or rapists in a politicised far-right representation on Twitter that dominated more humanitarian approaches during the 2015-2016 refugee crisis, an academic study has suggested.

The Children's Ombudsman is celebrating World Children's Day by live streaming a series of inspiring stories from young people under the hashtag #ChildTalks2018.

A student at DCU who was facing deportation has been granted a stay until February 2019.

A Dublin City University student has settled his High Court case over a decision by college authorities to exclude him from his course over alleged inappropriate behaviour - which he said could be explained by "cultural differences".

DCU Students' Union is calling on Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan to revoke a deportation order against one of its fellow students.

The Accounting and Finance Society at Dublin City University (DCU) has been suspended after students were asked to complete a series of inappropriate tasks at their EGM.

The Government is to invest €24 million towards a science, technology, engineering and mathematics facility at Dublin City University.

Jason Smyth and Greta Streimikyte have won gold medals for Ireland on the second day of the World ParaAthletics European Championship in Berlin.

All but two Irish universities have slipped again in a global ranking system that sees Trinity College Dublin drop out of the top 100.

Teachers and parents will get to play a part in global research led by Dublin City University (DCU) to help combat school bullying.

A Dublin City University student has been given leave by the High Court to challenge a decision by college authorities to exclude him from his course over inappropriate behaviour, but what he says could be explained by "cultural differences".

The President of DCU has called on the Government to regulate private student accommodation.

A protest will take place outside a student accommodation complex at the centre of a row over rising rent prices.

The mayor of Dublin says the capital is taking steps to become a "bully-free city".

Refugees in Direct Provision will be the focus of attention in DCU this week when the facility becomes the first designated University of Sanctuary in Ireland.

A new way of learning Irish will be launched later.

Two DCU students have turned their solution to the time-consuming task of transcribing hours of interviews into a start-up business, attracting more than 4,000 users of the application in five months.

Dublin City University has suspended the email account of a retired staff member who sent an ‘offensive’ message in response to the death of Ann Louise Gilligan

Dublin City University has suspended the email account of a retired staff member who sent an ‘offensive’ message in response to the death of Ann Louise Gilligan, wife of Children’s Minister Katherine Zappone.

A team of elderly players representing Cork took part in the 2017 Go for Life Games held in DCU on Saturday.

A new report details the number of pubs, hotels and restaurants in Ireland and every constituency within.

Just 11% of Irish teens have mastered fundamental movements they should have mastered by the age of 6. The Insight Centre for Data Analytics along with DCU and Dublin GAA today launched the programme which aims to tackle the issue, writes Eimear Ryan.

Limerick IT 2-11, DCU 0-15: Limerick IT completed something of a smash-and-grab victory over DCU-Dóchas Éireann last night, with two second-half goals rescuing a three-point win for Davy Fitzgerald’s side.

Cork IT 1-14, DCU-St Patrick’s 0-6: A good start and composed finish was key for Cork IT yesterday as their 10-point half-time lead provided the basis for an 11-point victory over DCU-St Patrick’s at the latter’s Drumcondra grounds in Round 2 of the Fitzgibbon Cup.

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A conference has heard that Ireland's libel laws need to be changed to avoid the possibility of bankrupting media outlets.

Joe O'Connor struck an unbelievable point right at the end of a famous 1-14 to 0-10 victory for the Dublin college against Waterford IT in the Fitzgibbon Cup, and the only goal of the game scored by DCU full-forward Patrick Curran (Waterford).

Dublin City University has announced a new €230m development programme.

The footballer of the year may miss UCD's first Sigerson Cup final appearance in 13 years.

It wasn't Dublin's vintage best, far from it, but the holders held firm at Parnell Park to secure a Bord na Mona O'Byrne Cup semi-final spot next weekend.

DCU's innovation campus has announced plans for 800 new jobs over the next two years.

A high-flying engineering student is blazing a trail across the Atlantic after being awarded a prestigious €50,000 scholarship to America.

Dublin City University is leading the development of a new diabetes detection system, and has received a €5m grant to pursue its work.

Basketball’s big game of the weekend is in the Women’s premier league when leaders DCU Mercy host the champions Team Montenotte.

A study has found that workplace bullying was a factor in virtually every appeal taken under Unfair Dismissals Act.

A three-year-old child was among seven people treated for mild hypothermia after climbing Croagh Patrick; A priest in Co Meath intervened to stop a brawl between members of the Travelling community that erupted after Mass yesterday; Greece’s former finance minister has admitted he had begun planning to leave the euro and reintroduce the drachma. Here’s today’s lunchtime irishexaminer.com round-up.

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A conference on the legalisation and regulation of drugs in Ireland will take place in DCU today.

Singleton’s Supervalu Brunell created the shock of the season when defeating DCU Mercy 69-52 in the second leg Premier Women’s league semi-final at the DCU complex.