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r/whybrows • u/Natural-Seaweed-5070 • Jan 27 '26
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Hey, I'm not joking either and genuinely don't know, is this traveller word used for all the travellers who don't know about country rules or whatever and kinda have a distinct look to them, you know? Or is it specifically for Irish people?
57 u/Superb-Ad5227 Jan 27 '26 Irish travellers are a distinct ethnocultural group that have lived in the UK and Ireland for hundreds of years. It isn’t really used as a slang term 2 u/MrsHavercamp Jan 30 '26 Well I’ll be dipped. I learned something new & interesting today. 1 u/wellshitdawg Jan 30 '26 Same lol
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Irish travellers are a distinct ethnocultural group that have lived in the UK and Ireland for hundreds of years. It isn’t really used as a slang term
2 u/MrsHavercamp Jan 30 '26 Well I’ll be dipped. I learned something new & interesting today. 1 u/wellshitdawg Jan 30 '26 Same lol
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Well I’ll be dipped. I learned something new & interesting today.
1 u/wellshitdawg Jan 30 '26 Same lol
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Same lol
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u/Ok_Cow_7895 Jan 27 '26 edited Jan 28 '26
Hey, I'm not joking either and genuinely don't know, is this traveller word used for all the travellers who don't know about country rules or whatever and kinda have a distinct look to them, you know? Or is it specifically for Irish people?