Jack Carty: 'I’m hoping my story will help people cope with this crisis'

Carty is using his own experience of online trolling to urge people to be supportive rather than negative on social media platforms.
Jack Carty: 'I’m hoping my story will help people cope with this crisis'
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Wed, 25 Mar, 2020 - 12:54
Simon Lewis

Jack Carty is using his own experience of online trolling to urge people to be supportive rather than negative on social media platforms.

The Connacht and Ireland fly-half is an ambassador for Rugby Players Ireland’s Tackle Your Feelings campaign supported by Zurich Insurance, whose research has revealed that one in 10 Irish people have been the victims of online bullying.

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