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Irish Itinerants series, Galway, Ireland, 1991. Known as “Travellers” in Ireland, this distinct ethnic group numbers around 25,000 people. Their traditionally nomadic way of life marginalizes them in Irish society.
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Title: Irish Itinerants series, Galway, Ireland, 1991. Known as “Travellers” in Ireland, this distinct ethnic group numbers around 25,000 people. Their traditionally nomadic way of life marginalizes them in Irish society.
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