The Shame of Ireland
Ferryhouse Refectory
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Comment by jack colleton on January 4, 2012 at 12:06
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Chapter 3
St Joseph’s Industrial School, Ferryhouse, Clonmel, (‘Ferryhouse’), 1885–1999
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Ferryhouse. The refectory in Ferryhouse - we called it the Ref. Mostly slops were served
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Comment by Andrew Brennan on August 26, 2023 at 12:15
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The 'stew" was just watery gravy poured over spuds and carrots!!! Bread pudding was wet rancid bread (bread with green mold|) boiled in water sour milk! The meals were rotten. No wonder we all had runny noses, boils on our necks, ring worm, chilblains and scabies. The food wasn't enought to sustain us.
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Sounds criminal.
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