A chara, – Further to recent correspondence (October 11th), in West Kerry you will still be understood if you order peaindí or pandy when you want mash. – Is mise,
EOGHAN O’LOINGSIGH,
Castlegregory,
Co Kerry.
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Sir, – When I was a youngster in Mitchelstown, Co Cork, in the 1940s and 1950s, mashed potatoes were known as pandy. Anybody else remember that? – Yours, etc,
TONY GREANY,
Mornington,
Co Meath.
