Council survey shows change in Travellers' accommodation preferences

The council’s Traveller Accommodation Programme 2025 - 2029 found the sentiment to keep the family unit close together and to have their own space and privacy
The survey showed there was little desire to reside on halting sites or Traveller-specific accommodation unless the site was explicitly for their own family. Picture: David Keane

The survey showed there was little desire to reside on halting sites or Traveller-specific accommodation unless the site was explicitly for their own family. Picture: David Keane

Many Travellers surveyed by Cork County Council as part of a specific programme to provide proper accommodation expressed a desire to reside in more rural areas with space to keep caravans and horses.

The council’s Traveller Accommodation Programme 2025 - 2029 found the sentiment to keep the family unit close together and to have their own space and privacy.

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