Introduction: Why Cyberbullying Is a Growing Concern for Teens Teenagers today are growing up online. Social media, messaging apps, online games, and school platforms are a normal part of daily life in Ireland. While the internet helps teens learn, connect, and express themselves, it also has a darker side — cyberbullying. Unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying […]
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Why Cyberbullying is bad for Mental Health and Online Cultur...
Cyberbullying and mental health, In today’s always-connected world, digital platforms have become central to how we communicate, learn, and express ourselves. While the internet offers incredible opportunities, it has also created space for harmful behaviours—one of the most damaging being cyberbullying. Unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying can follow a person everywhere, affecting them at any time […]
Cyberbullying Effects on Children and Teens: What Parents in...
Cyberbullying Effects on Children and Teens | What Parents in Ireland Need to Know? The internet has become a normal part of everyday life for children and teenagers. From online classes and homework to social media, gaming, and chatting with friends, young people today are more connected than ever before. While this digital world offers […]
What is Cyberbullying?
Cyberbullying | What Every Parent and Student Should Know In today’s digital world, children and teenagers spend a large part of their lives online. From WhatsApp and Snapchat to Instagram, TikTok, gaming chats, and school platforms, the internet has become a normal part of growing up in Ireland. While the online world brings many benefits, […]
Cyberbullying: It’s Everyone’s Concern
At the recent release of their Annual Report, the ISPCC indicated that from the work they are engaged in every day, cyber safety is the biggest safety concern of our time. Cyberbullying: It’s Everyone’s Concern, At Zeeko when working with primary and secondary schools throughout the country, we promote the message of the internet […]





