International audienceThe Irish Travellers are a minority social group with a distinct culture and lifestyle. This itinerant community of about 30,000 members, located all over the country, mainly lives off social benefits and panhandling. As “New Ireland” has upset their nomadic habits and customs rooted in ancestral traditions, most of them have settled down in urban areas. However, this settlement process does not lead to their being better integrated into Irish society. The Roman Catholic Church has been denouncing inequalities and discrimination against the Travellers since the 1960s. Meeting their specific pastoral needs and providing them with moral and material support, it has been opposing all forms of segregation that stigmatize a...
Résumé : Michel Peillon analyse cet effet immédiat de la prospérité en Irlande qu’a été l’afflux sou...
In Ireland where the two communities - catholic and protestant - have been opposed for centuries the...
In the 1950s the strength of religious practice in Irish society was unique in Europe. Yet some outs...
Marqued by several centuries of migration, Ireland is a country to which converge nowadays thousands...
Discrimination against the Irish Travelling Community in Ireland may not seem like a topic relevant ...
Au XXe siècle, les Irlandais formaient le groupe d'immigrants le plus nombreux au Québec. Il y avait...
The Irish Travellers, a native, traditionally migratory group, were recently accorded formal recogni...
Since the early 1990s, a new phenomenon has taken place in Ireland, the immigration. Migrants were a...
Brihault Jean. May McCann, Seamas O Siochain & Joseph Ruane, eds : Irish Travellers, Culture and Eth...
Irish Travellers score the lowest in most social indicators in the Republic of Ireland. Many studies...
The Travellers, a nomadic group of people indigenous to Ireland, have long been marginalized in Iris...
Since 1922, the Protestants of the 26 counties have been confronted with the legislation and the ori...
In 2014, fifty-one years after the publication of the seminal Report of the Commission on Itineranc...
National audienceRecent immigration has contributed to an increase in religious diversity in Ireland...
Irish Travellers are an indigenous minority who, according to historical evidence, have been part of...
Résumé : Michel Peillon analyse cet effet immédiat de la prospérité en Irlande qu’a été l’afflux sou...
In Ireland where the two communities - catholic and protestant - have been opposed for centuries the...
In the 1950s the strength of religious practice in Irish society was unique in Europe. Yet some outs...
Marqued by several centuries of migration, Ireland is a country to which converge nowadays thousands...
Discrimination against the Irish Travelling Community in Ireland may not seem like a topic relevant ...
Au XXe siècle, les Irlandais formaient le groupe d'immigrants le plus nombreux au Québec. Il y avait...
The Irish Travellers, a native, traditionally migratory group, were recently accorded formal recogni...
Since the early 1990s, a new phenomenon has taken place in Ireland, the immigration. Migrants were a...
Brihault Jean. May McCann, Seamas O Siochain & Joseph Ruane, eds : Irish Travellers, Culture and Eth...
Irish Travellers score the lowest in most social indicators in the Republic of Ireland. Many studies...
The Travellers, a nomadic group of people indigenous to Ireland, have long been marginalized in Iris...
Since 1922, the Protestants of the 26 counties have been confronted with the legislation and the ori...
In 2014, fifty-one years after the publication of the seminal Report of the Commission on Itineranc...
National audienceRecent immigration has contributed to an increase in religious diversity in Ireland...
Irish Travellers are an indigenous minority who, according to historical evidence, have been part of...
Résumé : Michel Peillon analyse cet effet immédiat de la prospérité en Irlande qu’a été l’afflux sou...
In Ireland where the two communities - catholic and protestant - have been opposed for centuries the...
In the 1950s the strength of religious practice in Irish society was unique in Europe. Yet some outs...