The habitual residency condition must be met in order for people to qualify for social assistance payments in Ireland. This means that the person must be resident in Ireland with“a degree of permanence evidenced by a regular physical presence enduring for some time, beginning at a date usually in the past and intended to continue […]
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Released to Media on 21 March 2011 To mark the International (UN) Day Against Racism (March 21st) the civil rights leader the Revd. Jesse Jackson launched the DVD ‘Pavee Parents Post Primary Concerns’ which is a resource for Traveller parents, students, teachers and policy makers. On this International Day Against Racism we need to acknowledge […]
read more →Pavee Point Travellers’ Centre has released a statement on events at Smithfield Horse Fair
read more →This statement was made by the ITM, National Traveller Women’s Forum and Pavee Point Travellers’ Centre Budgetary cuts in Traveller education are disproportionate compared to financial cutbacks of other mainstream educational cuts Support for Traveller Education Slashed while the Government Minister Mary Coughlan T.D. states that the Budget 2011 is ‘A budget that recognises the […]
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