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13) What are travellers?
Travellers (also known as itinerants and tinkers, though these names can be seen as offensive) are people in Ireland who have traditionally lived "on the road", typically in caravans moving from place to place. In many ways they can be seen as a separate ethnic group and they are often subject to ethnic prejudices and discrimination. There's a FAQ on travellers at http://ireland.iol.ie/~pavee/faq.htm
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