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Minorities in Ireland (Who they are (Religious minorities (Muslims (https…

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  - - - https://minorityrights.org/minorities/travellers/
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  - - - Basic health is well below the national average, housing and basic services to accommodation are generally poor, illiteracy and the drop-out rate from school are high. Although some Travellers continue to make a good living from scrap metal, other waste recycling trades and other self-employment, very few are engaged in mainstream employment and the majority are dependent on welfare.
        
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        In a public attitudes survey published by the government’s ‘Know Racism’ campaign in February 2004 72 per cent of respondents agreed that the settled community do not want members of the Traveller community living amongst them, while 48 per cent did not consider that Travellers make a positive contribution to Irish society.
        
        Traveller women live 13 years less and Traveller men 10 years less than the general population. Infant mortality is three times the national average. Substandard accommodation and poverty are the main contributing factors to this poor state of health,