Irish Travellers: Culture and Ethnicity
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Irish Travellers: Culture and Ethnicity

by May Mccann, Seamas O Siochain, Joseph Ruane

Anthropology ethnic studies Irish Culture
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Irish Travellers: Culture and Ethnicity offers a scholarly exploration of the cultural traditions and ethnic identity of Irish Travellers. Authored by May McCann, Seamas O Siochain, and Joseph Ruane, this work analyzes their social position and heritage within Ireland, providing valuable insights for researchers and readers interested in minority cultures.

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This book examines the culture and ethnicity of Irish Travellers, a distinct group within Irish society. It draws on scholarly perspectives to highlight their unique heritage and social dynamics.

The authors provide an academic analysis of Traveller identity, focusing on cultural practices and ethnic affiliations. The work contributes to understanding minority groups in Ireland.

Through collaborative research, the text addresses key aspects of Traveller life, emphasizing their historical and contemporary significance. It serves as a resource for studies in cultural anthropology and sociology.

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