Meath Travellers Workshops have recreated a real-life, hands-on picture of the lives of travellers in 1950's Ireland. The scene includes a restored Barrel-top wagon, a traditional tent, a flat-cart and campfire. Activities include storytelling and breadmaking. Visitors can explore the camp and spend time learning about traveller life in the past.
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