In the wake of Ana Kriégel’s murder trial, Joyce Fegan asks if viewing porn is harming our children, if it’s possible to curb it, and how to prepare them for this aspect of adult life.

Blunt instruments to censor porn won’t work, writes Caroline West.

Binge watching porn is leading to erectile difficulties in young men who believe they should measure up to the male actors they see online, writes Áilín Quinlan.[/b[

Gardaí have warned people not to engage with senders of a sexploitation scam email, which threatens to release videos of the receiver accessing online porn sites if they do not pay thousands of euro to the scam artists.

The ‘shame’ that continues to shroud sexual discourse in this country forces children to turn to the internet for information in lieu of formal sex education, writes Joyce Fegan.

A mother has spoken of her daughter’s experience at an Irish-language summer course at Coláiste na Rinne in the Waterford Gaeltacht.

In France, a 3D model of a clitoris is passed around primary and secondary schools during sex education classes. “Oh that’s just the sexually-liberated French for ya,” you might say, writes Joyce Fegan.

It’s 30 years since the Sexual Health Centre first opened its doors in Cork, a time when we didn’t even have a language to talk about sex, says CEO Deirdre Seery. Today, Ireland is transformed, she tells Ailín Quinlan.

Young, single men are more likely than anyone else in Ireland to admit they use porn, while homemakers are the least likely to say they are using it.

If you’re not going to engage in those conversations with your son or daughter, are you really in a position to criticise them for turning to pornography for guidance?

The Government has given the green light for legislation to criminalise revenge porn and to extend the law in relation to stalking and harassment.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has called for a national discussion on pornography as the minds of the young people are being “corrupted and tainted by an avalanche of this kind of material”.

Children as young as six are watching porn and using sexualised language which they often don’t understand.

A new report by a children's charity has stated that young people in Ireland are suffering with poor self-image and early sexualisation.

Q. I’m 25 and am addicted to porn. I have a new girlfriend but I find that I can’t get stimulated by her unless we watch porn.

A barrister who specialises in law surrounding online pornography, says Irish law may not cover the case of a young girl whose images have appeared on porn sites.

Google is to block “revenge porn” images from showing up in its search results.

A YouTube star is looking to make legal history by becoming the first person to bring a civil claim against a former partner for posting so-called revenge porn on the internet.

The country’s specialist charity for child sex abuse victims has seen a 43% rise in the number of assaults on children perpetrated by children.

The Data Protection Act should be changed to make social media platforms legally liable for failing to take down revenge porn images, an expert has said.

THERE is an impressive directness, a reassuring absence of ambiguity or sentiment about the decision to sack three British judges because they used official IT accounts to watch pornography.

A revenge porn king wants a squeaky clean Google record. Craig Brittain raked in thousands of dollars by posting naked photos of women online. Now, he wants his own revenge: on the websites that wrote about him.

The amount of porn young teenagers are accessing is causing so much damage to their psychological growth it must be seen as a major public health crisis.

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