We, the Irish Travellers & natives of our beautiful country request formal apology from our Irish State.
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Margaret stokes
11 years ago
we as travellers have known for years how much we are been discriminated in our country but what is going on now with 1 traveller family that needs this emergency accommodation as soon as possible has really discusted me
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Jennifer Reilly
11 years ago
Its about time ,this weeks tragedy just brought forward the true feelings of the Irish public towards travellers and its disgusting .Travellers are still to this day treated as second class citizens !
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Mary mc donnell
11 years ago
It's about time travellers stood up for themselves to finally be accepted in the country we were born in and the government should be our no. One supporter
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stacey gorman
11 years ago
Equil rights !! Keep our traditions !!
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Hector Gilchrist
11 years ago
Overdue but note that Travellers in Scotland have been more accepted and part of the Agricultural work force in the past.
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ciuciu stelian
11 years ago
Travellers and Roma are the most discriminated against group in Irish society. Their unique culture should be formally recognised, as a first step to redressing the inequalities they face on a daily basis
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Helen Collins
11 years ago
Travellers are the most discriminated against group in Irish society. Their unique culture should be formally recognised, as a first step to redressing the inequalities they face on a daily basis
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Brian Pearson
11 years ago
Travellers have been treated disgracefully both in Britain and Ireland. Time to apologise - and change.
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Sandra Kerr
11 years ago
The travelling people have been amongst the best carriers and interpreters of Ireland's traditional music and song. They are owed a huge debt of gratitude. And an apology
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Janet Russell
11 years ago
I support the Travellers in Ireland, Scotland, and England, who have carried songs and stories long forgotten by us "settled" people. Not only culture, but other survival skills for shelter and gathering food are still in their keeping.
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Peta Webb
11 years ago
I am not an Irish Traveller but I support their rights and their demand for formal recognition .
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Dr Michael Stephens
11 years ago
I support the Travellers wholeheartedly. Go, Travellers!
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sarah hayden
11 years ago
Fully, and in solidarity
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Bernie Cherry
11 years ago
I'm not an Irish Traveler or English Gypsy, but I support this petition one hundred per cent!
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Patrick Laird Dixon
11 years ago
This foreigner wholeheartly agrees.
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Fergus Woods
11 years ago
Support for a proud people.
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Damien Flinter
11 years ago
Long overdue
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June Knott
11 years ago
We are all Human, the good bad and ugly, so let's treat everyone the same . If bad then this can also be sorted via the law.
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Jackie Boyce
11 years ago
Every man is equal and shame on any man that says different.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Respect for all our citizens and let us celebrate the rich diversity of our Irish culture.
we as travellers have known for years how much we are been discriminated in our country but what is going on now with 1 traveller family that needs this emergency accommodation as soon as possible has really discusted me
Its about time ,this weeks tragedy just brought forward the true feelings of the Irish public towards travellers and its disgusting .Travellers are still to this day treated as second class citizens !
It's about time travellers stood up for themselves to finally be accepted in the country we were born in and the government should be our no. One supporter
Equil rights !! Keep our traditions !!
Overdue but note that Travellers in Scotland have been more accepted and part of the Agricultural work force in the past.
Travellers and Roma are the most discriminated against group in Irish society. Their unique culture should be formally recognised, as a first step to redressing the inequalities they face on a daily basis
Travellers are the most discriminated against group in Irish society. Their unique culture should be formally recognised, as a first step to redressing the inequalities they face on a daily basis
Travellers have been treated disgracefully both in Britain and Ireland. Time to apologise - and change.
The travelling people have been amongst the best carriers and interpreters of Ireland's traditional music and song. They are owed a huge debt of gratitude. And an apology
I support the Travellers in Ireland, Scotland, and England, who have carried songs and stories long forgotten by us "settled" people. Not only culture, but other survival skills for shelter and gathering food are still in their keeping.
I am not an Irish Traveller but I support their rights and their demand for formal recognition .
I support the Travellers wholeheartedly. Go, Travellers!
Fully, and in solidarity
I'm not an Irish Traveler or English Gypsy, but I support this petition one hundred per cent!
This foreigner wholeheartly agrees.
Support for a proud people.
Long overdue
We are all Human, the good bad and ugly, so let's treat everyone the same . If bad then this can also be sorted via the law.
Every man is equal and shame on any man that says different.
Respect for all our citizens and let us celebrate the rich diversity of our Irish culture.