The TVG consists of:
The TVG eventually bought 25 Lower John Street in Cork. This was a dis-used button factory and parts of it were derelict and in very bad condition. A major renovation job was required which took 3 ye…
Read More→TVG Goras Community Childcare Centre has been in operation since 2007 offering affordable and high quality childcare to children from the Traveller Community. Goras is the Cant/Gammon word for Childr…
Read More→Travellers are:
Read More→“… a small indigenous minority group that has been part of Irish society for centuries. They have a value system, language, customs and traditions, which make them an identifiable …
Welcome to the TVG Addiction Keyworkers – Amanda O’ Donnell and Ruth Bailey
Within the addiction Team, we are dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate the complexities of addiction. Ou…
Read More→The TVG started in the early 1990’s. At that time there was no community development work for Travellers and more charitable based approaches were supporting the Traveller Community like the Itineran…
Read More→The Rebel Country Traveller Archive is a unique collaboration between the Cork Traveller Women’s Network and The Traveller Visibility Group. This online archive focuses on preserving and sharing the cultural heritage and stories of the Travelling community, particularly those with a connection to Cork City and County.
The archive was funded by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission and supported by The Heritage Council, this project aims to ensure that the rich history, traditions, and lived experiences of Travellers in County Cork are documented and made accessible for future generations.
To view the complete archive of photos, please visit the Rebel County Traveller Archive site.
