of Lynch's RTÉ comedy series Wonderwomen and Working Girls, which show her attempts at topping the Irish charts and achieving "inter-county-nental" fame. Without a Trace — an episode of this CBS television show features a woman of Irish Traveller descent who had left the community and gone missing. Moone Boy - Martin Moone begins dating an Irish Traveller girl whose family lives in the field next to the Moone family's house. Norah’s Traveller Academy, RTÉ2, January 2015. Norah Casey mentors 4 creative Traveller women in an Irish television series. Peaky Blinders - The Shelby Family and The Lee Family are Travellers. In the series Polly Gray (née Shelby) tells her son Michael that his grandmother was Birdie Boswell. The Boswells were for centuries one of England's largest and most important Traveller families. The Boswell clan were a large extended family of Travellers, and in old Nottinghamshire dialect the word bos'll was used as a term for Travellers and Romani in general. Theatre By the Bog of Cats (1998) - written by Marina Carr Mobile the Play (2010) — written and performed by Michael Collins and directed by Mick Rafferty The Tinker's Curse (2007) - written by Michael Harding The Tinker's Wedding (premiered in 1909) - written by J.M. Synge The Trailer of Bridget Dinnigan (2010) — written and directed by Dylan Tighe See also Main article bibliography References Lists of documentaries Ireland-related lists Films about Romani people Romani-related lists Fictional representations of Romani people