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- St_Finbarrs_College,_Farranferris comment "Farranferris was a secondary school, on the north side of Cork City, Ireland. It was a seminary, attached to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cork and Ross. Boys who did not intend to study for the priesthood could also attend the boarding school, and pupils from the city attended as day students. The centenary of the founding of the seminary was celebrated in 1987; the secondary school in June 2006. The uniform worn by students was a wine coloured jumper with grey shirt and trousers.".
- Q7593068 comment "Farranferris was a secondary school, on the north side of Cork City, Ireland. It was a seminary, attached to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cork and Ross. Boys who did not intend to study for the priesthood could also attend the boarding school, and pupils from the city attended as day students. The centenary of the founding of the seminary was celebrated in 1987; the secondary school in June 2006. The uniform worn by students was a wine coloured jumper with grey shirt and trousers.".