Norma Foley aware of the personal 'vitriolic abuse' she receives online

The Education Minister said men were also receiving abuse online, including her male colleagues, but for women it was more personal
Norma Foley aware of the personal 'vitriolic abuse' she receives online

Norma Foley said she did not regret a single day of public representation despite the 'challenging days'. Picture: Gareth Chaney/ Collins Photos

Education Minister Norma Foley has said she is aware of the personal “vitriolic abuse” she receives online but does not allow it to deter her from her job.

Ms Foley, who often receives comments on social media about her appearance, said she does not regret a single day of public representation despite the “challenging days”.

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