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A grass path lined with yellow flowers between rows of apple trees at The Apple Farm

The Apple Farm · Cahir, Co. Tipperary

Irish apple juice, made on our farm in Tipperary

Pressed only from fruit we grow ourselves, and delivered anywhere in Ireland.

Bottles of The Apple Farm juice and punnets of fruit on a wooden barrel in the orchard

Our juices

Pressed on the farm, sent to your door

We have made our juices here since 1995, only from fruit grown on our own trees. Cloudy apple, apple with strawberry, raspberry or blackcurrant, sparkling apple, lemonades and a small run of Con's Irish Cider.

We send them anywhere in Ireland by courier, packed in a case made to travel safely. Mixed cases are possible, and you can order by phone too.

The Apple Farm cardboard case that holds 12 bottles

Case of 12 apple juice

€36.95

Including delivery anywhere in Ireland. Delivery currently takes 7 to 10 days.

The farm shop barns at The Apple Farm on a sunny day, with crates of fruit outside the door

The farm shop

The same barn since the early 1970s

Our shop sells fruit in season from our own farm, every one of our juices, our jams and unpasteurised cider vinegar. We grow 60 apple varieties, and about 15 of them are on the shelves at any time, depending on the season.

Monday to Saturday
9am to 6pm
Sunday
10am to 6pm

Open all year.

About the farm shop
A family tent pitched on the wide lawn of The Apple Camping and Caravan Park

Camping on the farm

The Apple Camping & Caravan Park

Pitch your tent or caravan in the middle of a working fruit farm. The park is small and family-run, with spacious pitches, and everyone who arrives gets a bottle of our apple juice. There is a campers' kitchen in a converted apple store, a full-size tennis court, hook-ups and water near every pitch, and most extras are free. Sorry, no dogs.

Open 1 May to 30 September

Fáilte Ireland three-star Caravan and Camping sign

Three stars from Fáilte Ireland. Voted the best three-star park in Ireland by visitors.

Also in Nederlands, Deutsch and Italiano

About camping

Our story

A Traas family farm

Willem and Ali Traas came here from the Netherlands, where the family had grown fruit since the 1800s. They planted their first orchards in Moorstown in 1968.

Con Traas runs the farm now. We grow 60 apple varieties on 40 acres of fruit, along with strawberries, raspberries, cherries, plums and pears.

Read our story
Aerial view of The Apple Farm: the house, the barns and the orchards around them

“The juice is successful because it perfectly finds a balance between sweetness and sharpness”

John McKenna, The Irish Times

4.7 out of 5 from 868 Google reviews

  • “A truly relaxing and rewarding experience. Clean, Quiet, friendly staff…”

    Matt Molloy
  • “Great little spot! The owner was very helpful and friendly, squeezing us in last minute. Also great value… especially with a nice complimentary bottle of apple juice”

    trayns 007
  • “The Apple Farm is a great place to visit. … Employees are very nice and helpful.”

    Sibeesh Venu

Awards

  • 2023Irish Restaurant Awards, Local Food Hero, national winner
  • 2023Good Food Ireland, Overall Producer of the Year
  • 2017Blas na hÉireann, Chefs' Choice, for our cider vinegar
  • 2012Irish Food Writers' Guild, Lifetime Achievement Award, Con Traas
  • 2007Most Unique Park in Ireland, Tourism Ireland and Bord Fáilte awards, for our campsite
  • 2005Best international apple juice, UK National Fruit Show
McKenna's Guides Best in Ireland plaque

McKenna's Guides, Best in Ireland

Visit us

Plan your visit

Lonely Planet named County Tipperary one of its 25 places to visit in 2026, for hiking, history and fine food. We are on the N24 between Cahir and Clonmel.

A visitor scratching the heads of the two donkeys at their fence
Where
The Apple Farm, Moorstown, Cahir, Co. Tipperary, E21 YX33. On the N24 between Cahir and Clonmel.
When
The farm shop is open all year, Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm and Sunday 10am to 6pm. Please come to the shop first when you arrive.
On the farm
This is a working fruit farm. You can say hello to the donkeys, let the children use the small playground and look out over the orchards. For food safety, the orchards themselves are closed to visitors.
Farm tours
Educational tours of about two hours, by arrangement. Please book around six weeks ahead.