In a recent discussion in the Dáil, Tánaiste Simon Harris proposed that the Government consider following Australia’s example by limiting children's access to social media. This suggestion has ignited heated debates, especially as some view banning social media as potentially isolating children from essential social experiences. Lorraine Courtney criticized this approach, arguing that it could leave children unprepared for real-life social dynamics, as they may not develop the necessary skills to manage relationships and online interactions effectively.
Tánaiste Simon Harris's proposal to limit children's access to social media has sparked debate about whether such bans prepare them for the realities of modern life.
Lorraine Courtney argues that restricting access to social media for children may hinder their ability to navigate social interactions and develop coping mechanisms.
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