Irish parents vigilant in controlling web access

IRISH parents are among the most vigilant in Europe at controlling what their children access on the internet.

However, there is a one-in-five chance children can access sites which advise about self harm — including suicide and self-mutilation — along with promoting anorexia.

New research also shows parents have little control over social networking sites, forums and blogs.

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