Ted111 wrote: » They're not all a different race. You can't tar them all with the one brush.
judeboy101 wrote: » More money for them, special treatment for social services and the rest of us better start walking on eggshells around them.
Jim Bob Scratcher wrote: » Hasn't that always been the case
Hande hoche! wrote: » Any good to you?http://www.paveepoint.ie/a-historic-day-for-irish-travellers/
ScumLord wrote: » Travellers did have a culture that's been pretty much eradicated by the modern world. My mother said that people used to like seeing the travellers come to town because they had stuff to sell and were able to fix just about anything. This would have been back before transport was so accessible and people had little money to be buying new things, not that shops had much choice of things to buy even if you did have the money. The problem is they can never go back to that, that niche is gone. They have no reason to move from town to town because people can just drive themselves. We don't repair things anymore we just buy a new one. They could preserve what skills are left but they won't make a living at it.
ScumLord wrote: » .......... My mother said that people used to like seeing the travellers come to town because they had stuff to sell and were able to fix just about anything. .......The problem is they can never go back to that, that niche is gone. ......
fiachr_a wrote: » Ireland's some country, we can't integrate our Travellers or Northern Loyalists yet expect to integrate refugees.
gctest50 wrote: » I think they were supressed by pavee point and a few more - they would have evolved their skills - they'd be the travelling computer parts sales / repair people ( remember how crap computers were a few years back ) , phone sales/ repair , car rechipping , anything like that but nope, held down by pavee point and friends
Spanish Eyes wrote: » I'm just a bit puzzled by this impending statement by Enda Kenny, being delivered shortly. Does it change any law,