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🎃 Halloweenies, have you been bobbing for apples? 🍎

I'm just bobbing along here in front of my Apple Mac Pro. 😉

#BobbingForApples #SnapApple #AppleOnAString #SnappAppleNight #Halloween #Retro
50s illustration: Two women playing 'Snap Apple' in front of a group of ladies, all dressed up as cowgirls, pirates or various circus people. 50s illustration: Children playing 'Snap Apple'. A boy dressed as a pirate is having a go.
October 31, 2025 at 8:04 PM
ecmsquared.bsky.social
Finally had a proper leaf through this and I love the apple calendar 🍎🍏
A photo of a book (A Harvest of Apples by Ruth Ward) open on the About Apples section, pages 24 and 25. Here begins The Traditional Apple Calendar, with subsections on New Year Wassailing and 17th January (Old Twelfth Night): Wassailing the Orchards. A photo of a book (A Harvest of Apples by Ruth Ward) open on the About Apples section, pages 26 and 27, continuing The Traditional Apple Calendar. Here there are subsections on Collop Monday/Shrove Tuesday/Fritter Wednesday, 23rd June - Midsummer Day, Blessing the Apples, 15th July - St Swithin's Day, 25th August - Apple-Pie fair, and Third Saturday of September - Cumberland Crab Fair. A photo of a book (A Harvest of Apples by Ruth Ward) open on the About Apples section, pages 28 and 29, continuing The Traditional Apple Calendar. Here there are subsections on 29th September - Michaelmas, and 31st October - Halloween or Snapapple Night. A photo of a book (A Harvest of Apples by Ruth Ward) open on the About Apples section, pages 30 and 31, continuing The Traditional Apple Calendar. Here there are subsections on 23rd November - St Clement's Day, or Bite-Apple Day, and 25th December - Christmas Day.
July 8, 2025 at 5:21 PM
seamusryan.bsky.social
"Snapapple" muttters someone: it sounds like Eddie Ryan.

Shane Hickey O'Mara agrees with O'Hanlon K, saying it's an open call.
May 25, 2026 at 3:07 PM
seamusryan.bsky.social
Kieran O'Hanlon takes issue with Cllr Galvin's comments (an ongoing theme with Cllr O'Hanlon), saying that Limerick is the capital of Limerick and the mid-west, and that anyone could apply.

Says every snapapple event in the county shouldn't be funded.
May 25, 2026 at 3:06 PM