Think before you type
GALWAY ADVERTISER, March 28, 2013
Finally the issue of cyberbullying, which has devastated so many lives in this country, is getting the attention and headlines it deserves.
From young children right up to third level stage programmes and initiatives are being launched to tackle this despicable behaviour carried out by individuals hiding behind computer screens and fake names who need to project their own failings on innocent victims.
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