Thank you for this, it's really interesting.
What sort of jobs do travelling people tend to do? Is there really a gender divide between men and women?
In the documentaries I've seen it very much seems like the men work and women stay at home, but I know how inaccurate these can be.
I went to university with a woman from an Irish traveller background however she was very negative about it - said that she ran away from home aged 16 in order to get her A levels at college and when she went off to university all her family cut off contact with her. Is this cultural? Or was it just her family?
How do things that you need a permanent address for, like bank accounts, voting, phone contracts work for people who are travelling most of the time? Do you pick one address and have post forwarded on?