Irish Parents underestimating cyberbullying online
One in five children says they've been bullied online - that's twice the level of bullying parents think is going on.
Zenith Optimedia surveyed 1,000 adults and almost 200 children about their experiences of harassment online.
The research found that Irish parents are underestimating the level of cyberbullying - with just one in 10 saying they think their child has been bullied.
One in 10 adults says they've been bullied online, with one in four women reporting body shaming online.
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