Politicians bid to improve travellers' lives

A cross-party group of politicians vowed today to bring the debate on Travellers’ rights to the heart of Government.

Politicians bid to improve travellers' lives
Mon, 31 Jan, 2005 - 13:11

A cross-party group of politicians vowed today to bring the debate on Travellers’ rights to the heart of Government.

A total of 11 TDs and eight senators pledged to lobby ministers to improve the lives of the country’s 30,000 Travellers.

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