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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Grahan Mulhern, CEO of BeSecureOnline
IF you have seen your children doing lots of new dance moves and are wondering why then Limerick Education Centre has the event for you.
A Social Media Awareness Seminar will be given by Grahan Mulhern, CEO of BeSecureOnline, on Wednesday, October 14 (tomorrow) at 8pm.
Graham said one of the aims is to tell parents about TikTok, as well as Snapchat and Instagram, if they don't know and "practical steps they can take right now"
Other topics covered in the online talk include:
Developing online reputation and the extreme importance of it in world
Recommendations for the safe use of social media
Cyberbullying
How to keep yourself safe online
Online wellbeing
Graham said: "Take advantage of the internet. Don’t let it take advantage of you”
For more information click here
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