* Irish Travellers

The Irish Travellers are a native minority group.

Many Irish Travellers who were born in parts of Dublin or Britain have the accent in spite of it being strikingly different to the local accents in those regions.

* Shelta, a language of the Irish Travellers

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* Irish Travellers ' Movement

* Historical Resources for Research into the Social, Economic and Cultural History of Irish Travellers

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White Settlement is also the winter home of several groups of Irish Travellers.

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* A synonym for Shelta, the language of the Irish Travellers

Large numbers of Romani and Irish Travellers come from across England to attend the event.

Shelta is a language spoken by Irish Travellers, particularly in Ireland, but also parts of Great Britain.

The etymology of the word has long been a matter of debate but modern Celticists are convinced that Irish siúl " to walk " is at the root, either via a term such as siúltóir " a walker " or the verbal adjective siúlta ( cf an lucht siúil " the walking people ", the traditional Irish term for Travellers ).

It also contains a certain number of lexical items from Romani such as the term gadje " non-Traveller " or " kushti " ( from the Romanichal word for " good "), though the Travellers are not actually Romani and Romanichal would call Irish Travellers themselves gaje as they are not Romani in ethnicity.

* Robert Vanderbeck ( 2003 ) An analysis of media coverage of the Tony Martin affair, with particular attention to representations of Roma and Irish Travellers.

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