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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Pictured with Aoife Hearne are sisters Kate (12 yrs), Evie (8 yrs) and Emma (10 yrs) Hyland. Picture: Patrick Browne
Con Traas, of The Apple Farm, will be inviting the public to visit his Bord Bia Quality Assured apple farm this Bank Holiday Monday, May 7th, to enjoy a guided walk among the pink and white apple blossoms of the orchard. Guided tours start at 11am and 2.30pm. This initiative is designed to encourage the public to include Irish apples as part of their 7-a-day intake of fruit and vegetables. Entry is by donation to the Tomás Kelly fund and guests will enjoy a fresh apple juice after their tour.
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