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| Name: | Julian Traas |
| E-mail address: | juliantraas@gmail.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://juliantraas.yolasite.com |
| Comments: | Hi there!
I was Googling my family roots and found this website. As you can tell, I'm also a Traas! Perhaps we're different branches from the same tree. I'm 19 years old, living in Georgia, USA. But I've lived in the Netherlands, France, Taiwan and Hong Kong over the course of my life (so that's not much help). I've always had trouble learning about my family history. Do you know anything about the Traas clan or perhaps a resource I could use to discover more details? Of course, it is possible that we are two completely different families. Still, that is unlikely because I don't know of anyone else who bears the name. Thanks! Julian |
| Name: | S Keogh |
| Comments: | I stayed at the apple farm in around 2002 when i was 16 with some friends and we loved it. I could never remember where we had stayed and only found out off a show on TG4!! I look forward to visiting again !! |
| Name: | Henny en Omke |
| E-mail address: | oh.salomons@hetnet.nl |
| Homepage URL: | http://www de steenerie |
| Comments: | Hallo Conny
We just saw the video on your website. We were verry suprised to see how your farm has grown to this. It was very nice to see you,Catharine and your kids telling about the apple farm. We wish all of you a very good and healthy new year. Greetings to Aly Henny and Omke Holland |
| Name: | Moni |
| E-mail address: | blumchen1@gmx.de |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.campingkarte.net/ |
| Comments: | hi camping Apple Farm, we wish you Merry Christmas! |
| Name: | Sarah |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.barfordtackle.co.uk |
| Comments: | Had a wonderfull time when we camped last year. |
| Name: | joe butler |
| Homepage URL: | http://applemacrepairsnorwich.weebly.com |
| Comments: | love the site keep up the good work |
| Name: | Derek |
| Comments: | Hi Con
Back home in fermanagh and bracing myself for rejoining the rat race tomorrow!! We really enjoyed our 6 days on Apple Farm. It was totally relaxing. Your business appears to be thriving.Continued success!! We are savouring the apple juice in small doses to prolong our happy memories. Will surely see you again! Regards Derek and Yvonne |
| Name: | Dougie and Fiona |
| Comments: | hello again,
Just to say that we thoroughly enjoyed our stay on your campsite on friday night. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Over the space of 5 nights we stayed on 4 different sites of 3 qnd 4 star rating and yours was by far the best. See you again soon we hope. Dougie and Fiona. |
| Name: | irene dickson |
| E-mail address: | i-dickson@sky.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://sky .com |
| Comments: | we had a great time at the apple farm 2007,and we will be back soon .your apple juice is delightful and the best ive ever tasted it was so good we bought two cases to bring home .cant wait to get back .seeyou all soon irene and jim dickson |
| Name: | Paul Morrison |
| E-mail address: | paulkmse1@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I was watching The Restaurant program the other night on RTE, and your plum jam was featured as part of a cheese board. The critics raved about it, saying it reminded them of their childhood, and that it was home-made. I think it got five stars. Well done. |
| Name: | aoife conroy |
| E-mail address: | aoifexxxx@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | hey con i visited your farm with my class n tought it wzas brilliant its fantastic. hope to go there again n ur apples n apple juice were fab
bye |
| Name: | coia |
| E-mail address: | celtic1991@msn.com |
| Comments: | heya guys, loved your farm, it was really enjoyable, i was never on a farm before and i enjoyed it. the apples and apple juice were really nice and you can gurantee i will be calling again!!(",) xx |
| Name: | lana britton |
| E-mail address: | lana@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | i loved your farm it is fab. |
| Name: | coia dahill |
| E-mail address: | coiadahill@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | hiya con
visited the farm with my class and it was fab, the apples and apple juice were really delicious, yum!! hope to see ye soon and hope ye all are well!! (",) |
| Name: | May & Arthur Fletcher |
| E-mail address: | may@fletcher-uk.com |
| Comments: | Hi All
Thanks for our 7 night stay with you, we enjoyed your hospitality. We have made it back to Scotland eventually via Dublin Antrim and Kirkcudbright and you may be pleased to hear it rained all the way so it is not exclusive to Cahir. We enjoyed the music in the barn on the Friday and Monday nights of our stay, great what gifted people can do with a box and bread board!!! Thanks again keep up the good work and hope the season improves for you weather wise. May & Arthur Fletcher |
| Name: | Brenda Hill |
| E-mail address: | bhill@mymeteor.ie |
| Comments: | Just back from 3 fantastic days at your farm, wish we could have stayed longer. Who needs the sunshine when you're staying at the apple farm!!!
Cant wait to see you all again, thanks for the hospitality...and the apple juice.. |
| Name: | Gary Sullivan |
| E-mail address: | sullivan11@frontiernet.net |
| Comments: | An interesting note on the history of Knockgraffon. Knockgraffon was originally the sacred inaugaration site for the kings of Munster. It eventually became the primary residence of the chiefs of the O'Sullivan clan. In 1192 the Normans successfully wrestled the site from the O'Sullivans and built a classic defensive motte there. Knockgraffon remained in Norman hands for the next 806 years until it was bought by an O'Sullivan (Dr. Gary Brian Sullivan of Statesboro, Georgia) from Donal Keating of Clonmel House. The last O'Sullivan chief to live at Knockgraffon was Donal Mor. To celebrate the return of this sacred site to the O'Sullivan clan, Dr. Sullivan named his son, who was born in 1999, Donal Mor Connor O'Sullivan |
| Name: | tony murray |
| E-mail address: | carrigroeapiary@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | on our way back from cahir last friday(on route home to Dungarvan)and popped in to buy some juice.V.Tasty!we'll be back! |
| Name: | Roy Tabberer |
| E-mail address: | rdt2068@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | I have booked to bring my caravan from Leicestershire, England to Co. Tipperary, Eire for 2 weeks in July/August. My family & I are looking forward to our visit very much indeed.
See you all soon. |
| Name: | Dan Robertson-Smith |
| E-mail address: | liathich2004@aol.com |
| Comments: | Hi Con, My wife and i really enjoyed our overnight stay at the farm this month, and were very impressed by the organisation on the farm and the friendliness of the staff.
Unfortunately we couldn't transport any of your gorgeous applejuice back home with us to Scotland on our motorcycle! Re. the discussion on wind turbines,i'd like to add my two cents worth. Firstly, the people who quite rightly advocate them as onelternative source of power should come over to Scotland and take a look at the 300ft monstrosities that scar our previously unspoilt upland areas, and each of these so called "farms" are at least a dozen in number. Secondly,there is absolutely no way that windpower can ever hope to supply any more than a fraction of our energy needs however green it is. Best regards, Danny and Alison. |
| Name: | roger broad |
| E-mail address: | rogercallan@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | we live just 20 miles from you and yet can think of no better site to visit. We shall be with you many times this year. regards Val & Roger |
| Name: | Cornelius Traas |
| E-mail address: | see website |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.theapplefarm.com |
| Comments: | To whom it may concern,
After reading Con Hill's previous comment, we exchanged a few emails, where I think we agreed on quite a good deal, although not on everything to do with wind power. Just so that you might get an idea of what we were discussing, below is the initial response that I made: Dear Con, Many thanks for posting to our guestbook. Unfortunately, I did not see the message until today, so am only now coming around to replying. I did get to look at your website though. My initial interest in wind turbines arose in Holland, where my parents families come from, and where one of my uncles in particular, as a large turbine situated close to his farm (for more than 10 years now). At around that time, airtricity started in Ireland, and as I do not believe in the future prospects of fossil fuel, and would rather not see nuclear in Ireland, I started purchasing electricity from them straight away. I do know from my uncles experience in Holland, that they have no issues with noise, television reception, or shadow flicker, despite the turbine being located about 700m to the east of their residence, which could give rise to flicker in the mornings. I have often spent time in their garden (in a rural location) and have noticed nothing. And they are not upset to have the turbine close to them. From the perspective of turbines in Ireland, I am unable to testify to how people have been affected here, but I am prepared to accept their testament. Perhaps turbines were badly sited, and should not be where they are, or perhaps badly designed models were used. However, their experiences are in conflict with those reported by my uncle in Holland. I am not pleased that conflict should arise about wind turbines. It is my own feeling that this is a serious issue, as the fossil fuels that formed over the past 300 million of year, are right now just about 50% used up (excluding coal, the burning of which is much more damaging to the environment than oil or gas) , and will be completely gone by the time my grandchildren are the age I am now. I am of the feeling that fossil fuels need to be conserved for more important uses than running cars and heating houses. These are the raw materials that go to making medicines, and are vital for such important functions. In any case even if we do fritter away what is left of the oil and gas, we will soon have to address the issue of an energy dependant society. And the options will be renewables or nuclear (which is also finite, as the best uranium deposits are already being depleted). This will eventually mean that every possible renewable energy alternative will need to be used, and as part of this many more wind turbines will be required. And I do fear that some of these will be in places that conflict with peoples wishes. That is not to say that I am in favour of putting them in such places, but merely that it will most likely happen, as I cannot envisage people being prepared to return to the bicycle to get from A to B, nor can I imagine how the monstrously large houses that are currently in fashion will be heated without them. However people may prefer to have wind turbines close to them than a nuclear power plant. And I do accept that there will be a toll on wildlife, and just as there haven't been wolves in Ireland for 400 years, people will probably accept it as part of "progress". But if people choose to live the way that they do, there will be a price to pay, and the price for people living in poorer parts of the planet, especially on coastal zones, will be much higher than that to be paid by people in more developed countries. So where does that leave us now. I think that everyone will have to make up their own minds about their thinking on wind turbines. From the perspective that I look at it, I certainly fall among the group who is in favour. (In fact I have a wind vane on one of my farm buildings measuring wind speed every three minutes, to see if my own farm would be a suitable location for a small-scale turbine to power the farm building and house, and I can see that the power would be intermittent, but could organise my business to use more power when it is available, and less when winds are low.) But I accept that I am not faced with the prospect of a massive turbine next to me, and think that I would be galled by the prospect of this if I were to derive no direct benefit from it. But perhaps this is an issue about the way that the profits from such companies are distributed, and it is my feeling that the people who are most adversely affected should benefit most. And I know that this is not the situation at the moment. I could go on and on, but I think I have written enough. Do please reply with any thoughts or comments. Con Traas |
| Name: | Con Hill |
| E-mail address: | con@kilhillwindfarm.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.kilhillwindfarm.com |
| Comments: | I am a long term buyer of your excellent products especially the apple juice and I have always admired your business. However I am stunned to read that you are supporting Airtricity. Airtricity, like Dutch giant WEOM and Spanish Gamesa are completely destroying the environment in Ireland. By seeking to place larger and larger industrial turbines in greater numbers into pristine rural areas, they are destroying landscape, quality of life, wildlife, heritage and the environment. You should try talking to the residents of Rockchapel, Co Cork as I have done and your eyes might be opened. Please visit my web-site (nb. Kil spelt with one L)and find out what your neighbours and customers just up the road have on their minds. Continued success. |
| Name: | Paula Cochrane |
| E-mail address: | biga.baloo@tiscalli.co.uk |
| Comments: | Your site looks lovely I am just planning my holidays for the 2007 season and definately we will be paying you a visit. keep up the good work and look forward to seeing you next year. |
| Name: | E. Alan Curry |
| E-mail address: | eCurry@usa.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://ars.usda.gov/pwa/tfrl/Curry |
| Comments: | One of MY dreams in life is to visit your corner of the world. It looks like a beautiful place. You are truly fortunate. |
| Name: | Geoff Riley |
| E-mail address: | geoff@alphatecserve.freeserve.co.uk |
| Comments: | Many thanks for letting us stop overnight on our way to and from West Cork before you officially opened for the season. It is a very attractive site with a warm friendly atmosphere and the apple juice was superb. I am sure that we will return and stay longer next time! |
| Name: | Shun hayes |
| E-mail address: | cohan_t_b@eircom.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://poge an rodge.com |
| Comments: | hi con not see you all for a wile i'll try to pop in
to see you all this sommer, send e an e-mail to say hi cheers shaun |
| Name: | john |
| E-mail address: | fordebcoen@!eircom.net |
| Comments: | we stayed there twice .and enjoyed the whole experience.the most peaceful place we ever visited.very friendly staff. loved the apple juice. my son cant wait to go back as soon as its open this year. would recomend it to everyone. to the owners and staff thank you all for a wonderful time see you again soon
john and family west limerick |
| Name: | sean o connor |
| E-mail address: | bernseanoc@eircom.net |
| Comments: | its a very good ,easy to read web site keep it up |
| Name: | Jim |
| E-mail address: | JimQPublic@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I was just asked about my favorite campsites and one that came to mind was The Apple Farm from a cycling trip we took thirteen years ago in 1992. I remember fondly the big barn where we could get out of the weather, along with the friendly hosts and beautiful location.
Jim California, USA |
| Name: | Kate Weston |
| E-mail address: | charlie.weston@virgin.net |
| Comments: | Your campsite looks lovely, I'm hoping to visit next summer. The apple juice sounds fantastic
Kate |
| Name: | Randi Jessen |
| E-mail address: | duser@mail.tele.dk |
| Comments: | Hey. We stayed at you camp in July and it was a fantastic place. We will absolutly come back next year. The kids had a lot of fun. We didn't drink the juice before we came back to Denmark...and that was stupid...it was so fantastic that we wished we had brought some home.
See you next year. Jessen Family. |
| Name: | Damian Martin |
| Comments: | Fantastic campsite,the kids had a ball. Lovely rural feel, traditional Irish hospitality and the apple juice was devine.
Park has no minus points and the kids loved the donkey. Play park was perfect no complaints whatsoever. Well done all at the apple farm. |
| Name: | Hans H. |
| Comments: | My wife Greet and I just asked you by e-mail to reserve a place for us on your beautiful campsite for next month. Apart from this convenient way of making reservations, we were very pleased to read all information you give about your orchard in your website. EXCELLENT!! We are fond of fruit too, so when we arrive we hope that your shop will be filled with vitamins again! Regards, Hans & Greet, Leusden, Holland. |
| Name: | susan o brien |
| E-mail address: | obriencurragh@ireland.com |
| Comments: | hello there susan o brien from west limerick
i myself love your apple juice my uncle coleman had a few bottles it is only devine it is definitly one of my favourite apple juices. your website layout is only spectacular from one of your apple juice fans susan |
| Name: | Linton |
| E-mail address: | linton636@mail-room.com |
| Comments: | Just dropping in to see whats new. |
| Name: | lammert |
| E-mail address: | familie-kwant@zonnet.nl |
| Comments: | bedankt voor het artikel in"oogst"
veel sucses. groeten uit loppersum. |
| Name: | Gene Traas |
| E-mail address: | gtraas@execpc.com |
| Comments: | Greetings from another member of the Traas clan!
The Apple Farm looks like a great place...I hope that our family will someday travel to Ireland, and meet with yours. Gene C[ornelius]. Traas |
| Name: | Ben |
| E-mail address: | ben@vriesema.com |
| Comments: | Nice article in the Dutch magazine " Oogst"
Compliments for this achievement! |
| Name: | Con Traas |
| E-mail address: | con@theapplefarm.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.theapplefarm.com |
| Comments: | Hello Rachel,
Apples are about 90% water. If you took a 100g apple and dried it in an oven, you might end up with 10g of completely dry solids. Sorry that I didn't mention it on the site. |
| Name: | Rachel Sawbridge |
| Comments: | very good website but it doesn't tell me what's in an apple, i want to know how much water content there is in an apple but i haven't got a clue and netheir have you by the looks of it!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Name: | Terry Peake |
| E-mail address: | bramble@mikrotec.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.brambleridgeorchard.com |
| Comments: | Hi
Nice site. we are planning on visiting Irland for the second time and attend the Bee Keeping conference this summer. Since we also have an orchard we would love to stop in and see how you manage your orchard and your products. Terry |
| Name: | Mark |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.pooleybridge.com |
| Comments: | Nice website, well done |
| Name: | Julie |
| E-mail address: | sjamesp@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi.
Just dropped by looking for Caravan accommodation for my mother and her partner who reside in Spain. What a fantastic site and I have made a note of it on paper for myself to come back..........we may even wish to visit you ourselves...you make it sound mouthwateringly good - both from the photos and the sound of the recipes, namely Apple Cake - and that's without even looking at the list of ingredients or the method. Good for you, and TTFN. |
| Name: | Carolynn Hill |
| E-mail address: | cvhill@wa1.quik.com.au |
| Comments: | Hi there,
I've thoroughly enjoyed viewing your website. We are planning our holiday to Ireland and the UK in the northern summer of 2005. Your caravan park is on our itinerary to stay for a few nights. We look forward to meeting you all. cheers from 'down under' |
| Name: | Tine Ritsema Leeuwarden |
| E-mail address: | geertine2000@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello how are you ? This are my first steps on the elctronicway. It's verry difficult,also for me to find the words.You now from Alie we have a house in Hongaria and I learn the Magyarul language more more difficult.
Kindest love from all, Tine |
| Name: | Martin Segarty |
| E-mail address: | seg1@eircom.net |
| Comments: | Hi we have stayed at your campsite a few times now really good our children really love the tranquality there and your new puppy hope we can call this year |
| Name: | joe darlington |
| E-mail address: | patrickmacginty@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | hi,
i enjoyed your website very much. i wish to go to ireland with my tourer caravan, however i,ve heard the roads are not very good in the republic. is my information wrong please? best wishes, joe. |
| Name: | William and Ruth in England |
| E-mail address: | m01pf700@cwcom.net |
| Comments: | Hi Apple Farm
we stayed with you during June 2003 ... you have a fabulous caravan site. **Scenic **quiet location **lots to do in the area **facilities ***friendly staff and owners ***value for money and very tasty Apple Farm preserves, too We'd like to highly recommend you to others touring Ireland. Congratulations from William and Ruth in England |
| Name: | JohnD |
| E-mail address: | jrdaly3@attbi.com |
| Comments: | Hi Conny,
Probably don't remember me.....went to school with you....just wanted to say hi. Came across your website while searching for other websites in the Cahir area. Yours looks pretty good....bye for now. |
| Name: | Beate Herrmann |
| E-mail address: | Beate-Herrmann@t-online.de |
| Comments: | Thanks for the friendly welcome and letting us stay before you officially opened this year. We were there last Wednesday, the last truly sunny day, and we had a lovely stay, enjoying your apple juice and the nice, well-run caravan park. We hope to be able to visit the farm again next year. Btw, your German translation of this site is good!
Beate and John |
| Name: | shaun hayes |
| E-mail address: | shaunhayes@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Homepage URL: | http://angel-2@home.com |
| Comments: | hi con, just a few words to say hi.
like the new website look good, see you all this summer hols. |
| Name: | shaun hayes |
| E-mail address: | shaunhayes@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Homepage URL: | http://cyberdine-computers.com |
| Comments: | it was nice to see you all in october/02.
me and alex will be over in feb/03 so we will pop in to say hi see you then. shaun and alex |
| Name: | shaun hayes |
| E-mail address: | shaunhayes@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Homepage URL: | http://cyberdine-computers.com |
| Comments: | thanks for a wonderfull holiday, the best campsite we have been to in years, beats corwall by miles, cheers from shaun and alex hayes
best holiday ever, thanks con |
| Name: | Darren Mill |
| E-mail address: | dmil@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | Thanks!!! for the nostalgia! its great you have this website now! - over 10 yrs have past since I stayed at The Apple with my Grandparents - Back then it was a really nice place, clean and friendly with a donkey in the paddock I used to visit! -
Here's hoping I'll make it across the Irish Sea soon and come and visit The Apple and the beautiful area surrounding! |
| Name: | H. Wichsand |
| E-mail address: | H. Wichsand@lufdor.se |
| Comments: | Your's is the best campsite I have ever stayed on. Nice to see that you have a website now also. Keep up the good work. I hope to come to visit your wonderful farm again soon.
Ham |
| Name: | Henny en Omke Holland |
| E-mail address: | osalomons@ncrvnet.nl |
| Comments: | Hallo there,
We saw your new Homepage picture and were verry pleased to see your little boy grewing up so fast,we find it a real good picture and we will shown it to Oma Pelleboer. We hope you all are doing well, every thing is ok here. Greetings: Henny and Omke |