Who you want to meet
Gypsy and Traveller Dating in Ireland
Meet Irish Travellers and Roma who want to date within or beyond their community. Joining, browsing and sending messages are free.
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- Running since 2010
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Who you might meet
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In Ireland you can meet Irish Travellers, Roma and Romani Gypsies who want to date within their community or beyond it. They are distinct peoples, with their own families and their own weeks. If you belong to one of them, a normal profile is a warm place to start. You can write before you choose a plan.
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If you are getting to know someone from one of these communities, talk about your own week and the town you can reach. How much they share about relatives is up to them, and an ordinary hello is a good beginning.
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Belfast and the rest of Northern Ireland sit with the UK guides. Meet in a busy public place you can leave. If a message turns hostile, report it and then block the profile.
What to say
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Distinct communities
Irish Travellers, Roma and Romani Gypsies each have their own community. Meet the person, and let them tell you what matters.
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Write as yourself
The town, the week, and the kind of meeting you want. Family stories can wait until they offer them.
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Somewhere busy
Pick a public place you can leave. If messages keep coming after a no, report the profile and block it.
Questions
Who can I meet here?
Irish Travellers, Roma and Romani Gypsies who want to date, within their community or beyond it. If a message turns hostile, report it and then block the profile. Family stories can wait until they offer them. If you are getting to know someone from one of these communities, talk about your own week and the town you can reach.
Can I join as myself?
Yes, the first message costs nothing. Reading the answer is what a membership is for. In Ireland you can meet Irish Travellers, Roma and Romani Gypsies who want to date within their community or beyond it. How much they share about relatives is up to them, and an ordinary hello is a good beginning.
Which questions belong later?
Anything about whether a family still travels can wait until they bring it up. Interest in the person is the hello. If you belong to one of them, a normal profile is a warm place to start. They are distinct peoples, with their own families and their own weeks.
What do I do with a hostile message?
Report it, then block the profile, and you can stop there. Meet in a busy public place you can leave, and tell a friend the time. Belfast and the rest of Northern Ireland sit with the UK guides. Write to the person, not to a rumour about the community.