Bill comes at a time when pornography is widely available in Ireland and over half of teenage boys in Ireland see pornography before the age of 13.

Family.ie advises parents to spend time talking to children in pre-teen years before they naturally pull away and to “control what you can control” – in particular getting phones out of bedrooms.

Insidious acts, such as cyberbullying, harassment and sextortion, are becoming commonplace. The range and scope of child sexual abuse and exploitation online is shocking.

Exposure to porn, cyberbullying and accessing unreliable information are key concerns for parents.

“Today in Cuan Mhuire, there is a message of hope. Addiction need not be the last word. We can do something about it” - Bishop Brendan Leahy.

Call to Minister Alex White follows US bishops' special statement last week on why the production and use of pornography is a sin.

Alcohol is a factor in half of the suicides in Ireland and more people die each day from alcohol-related problems than on our roads.

There is no 'command delete' from the brain. What is seen cannot be unseen and it will harm you, Professor of Cyber psychology tells young people at Ted talk.

Expert says public wi-fi providers have a duty of care to young people.