31/08/2026
🌐 Staying safe online matters wherever children and young people connect.
Whether they are using a phone, tablet, laptop, gaming console, social media, messaging apps or online games, understanding how to protect personal information, recognise unsafe behaviour and know when to ask for help is important.
Our poster shares some simple reminders to help children and young people stay safer online.
Useful supports and information:
Webwise
Ireland’s Internet Safety Awareness Centre, with advice and resources for children, young people, parents and schools.
https://www.webwise.ie/
Childline
Free, confidential support for children and young people up to and including age 18. Childline is available 24 hours a day by phone or online chat.
Phone: 1800 66 66 66
https://www.childline.ie/
Childline Online Safety Hub
Information specifically for young people on staying safe online, online bullying and what to do if something happens online that worries them.
https://www.childline.ie/topics/online-safety
Hotline.ie
Irish Internet Hotline is a confidential reporting service for suspected illegal online content, including child sexual abuse material, grooming, intimate image abuse and other illegal content.
https://www.hotline.ie/
💙 If something online does not feel right, children and young people should be encouraged to speak to a trusted adult and ask for help.