I also never mentioned that people starved in Ireland. My comment was that thousands starved during WW2, which is not a difficult thing to find proof of. I was just pointing out that during those times, there may have been some extenuating circumstances for the conditions at the institution, and not simply some nefarious conspiracy. Which has been the general attitude in this thread. It may have had nothing to do with the conditions reported, but without knowing more of the facts people shouldn't be jumping to conclusions. Which almost everyone posting here seems to be eager to do. They read one article, which mentions a mass grave, and all of a sudden there's some horrendous plot to exterminate defenceless children going on. Frankly, I'm reminded of a lynch mob after reading some of the posts here.