Parents should be held liable for their children’s behaviour online, the director of an anti-bullying research centre has said.

Some principals may be too dismissive in how they deal with homophobic bullying in primary schools, researchers have found.

Less than 20% of parents supervise their children's use of social media, according to findings contained in research released today by the National Anti-Bullying Centre at DCU.

ANYONE raised in a time, and in the circumstances, when doilies, fish knives, and the practice of men taking off their hats during a moment’s silence to honour someone who has recently died, were routine, would be appalled by some of the aggression shaping so many online conversations.

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A groundbreaking method of blocking subtle cyberbullying language is being developed by Irish researchers.