Launch of Limerick Travellers Network May 29 2023

Limerick Travellers Network was officially launched on Monday, May 29th after a gap of over a decade regarding Travellers in the Republic's third-largest city having a voice, REPORTS ALLEN MEAGHER.
Olive O’Reilly, Castletroy, said on Monday night, “What’s so important about it is that Travellers in Limerick had no voice for so many years. Why it’s so different is we have Travellers from every part of Limerick (city) in this. That’s very important for us as a community because we feel we have no voice. We decided to come together and do it for ourselves.”
Asked were all the city's Traveller families involved, Margaret O’Brien, replied:
“It is only fair to have every single family is represented and every family has a say. We have 16 members in our network and each of those members represent a site and a housing area for Travellers. Everybody gets on absolutely brilliantly, everybody is motivated and very passionate about the cause. All of us want to work together to make a change for Limerick and to bring about a more positive future for the next generation.”
The Network is the eight Community Development Project to be brought under the wing of the growing Community Development Programme. The Minister announced that two others were also to be funded - Amal Women’s Association in Dublin and Amach LGBT in Galway.
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A positive step! 'Charity begins at home'!👏

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Best of luck to all wishing you all health wealth and happiness 😊

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Great stuff!!! Best of luck!! 👍

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Good luck 🇮🇪👍

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where are the men?

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There's 2 men speaking at the beginning wearing blond wigs and dresses.