Alison Hardy, owner of Ali's Kitchens in Daingean, believes the food being offered is of poor standard for children from all backgrounds.
An Offaly parent and chef is taking to social media to critisise the quality of government provided lunches.
Alison Hardy, owner of Ali's Kitchens in Daingean, believes the food being offered is of poor standard for children from all backgrounds.
In a post on Facebook, she wrote that officials can do better in providing nutritious options.
She says children deserve real food and she will be looking into it:
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