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Exciting new additions to Wander Wild Festival

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Wander Wild Festival, Ireland's premier outdoor festival, has unveiled a range of exciting new events, adding even more adventure to an already action-packed lineup.

Taking place in the stunning surroundings of the 26,000-acre UNESCO-protected Killarney National Park and the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks from April 4-6, this year's adventure and wellness festival promises to be the most exciting yet with activities designed to invigorate, inspire and spark the soul.

The newly added activities cater to a wide range of interests, whether you are looking for a challenge or ways to unwind.

Festival goers can now sign up for a Dawn Chorus walk and a ‘Nature Boy’ talk with Sean Ronyane, Mangerton Hike with the Kerry Cowboy, a Guided Bat Walk, Loughdale House Wellness Retreat, Sunrise Yoga, Lough Lein Family Boat Trip, Nature Valley Family Hike, Embodiment of Irish traditional song with Cait Ni Riain, an Athlete Performance Breathwork session, Shadow Breathwork and a Kids Balance Bike Workshop. Additional evening events include Fireside Chats with Bressie, Shee and others, Wanderwine at Luna, Sacred Sip & Paint and a special concert in St Mary’s Church of Ireland.

This is in addition to over 100 other programmed events taking place during the festival weekend that will cater for all ages and abilities. Sponsored by Nature Valley and proudly supported by Fáilte Ireland and Kerry County Council, Wander Wild Festival offers something for everyone who wants to embrace the great outdoors.

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Join Ornithologist Seán Ronayne for a sound-packed, illustrative lunchtime talk, where you’ll be brought on a beautiful journey with Irish birds, sharing their sounds, stories and struggles. Séan will also lead early birds on an enchanting guided soundful Dawn Chorus walk through the National Park. Or explore Killarney’s nocturnal wildlife with local bat experts on a Guided Bat Walk in the heart of Killarney National Park.
The brand new wellness village at Killarney House promises a host of soul-nourishing experiences in a haven of harmony - new additions this year include Sunrise Yoga, Athlete Performance Breathwork session, Shadow Breathwork, Flow in Intuition, Candlelight Yin, Grounded Connection, Movement & Sound - Somative Healing and Chakra Journey.
Use your cúpla focal as gaeilge while soaking up Killarney’s incredible scenery on a Siúlóid sna Sléibhte Mangerton hike with Séaghan Ó Súilleabháin, better known as The Kerry Cowboy.

He will be sharing his knowledge on plants, animals and local history, while having lots of chats - the perfect activity for those passionate about Gaeilge and the outdoors.

Ticket prices range from €10 to €100 depending on the event, with a number of free events included so there is something for all budgets. With many events selling out last year, book your tickets now wanderwildfestival.com to avoid disappointment.
Wander Wild Festival is supported by Killarney Chamber of Tourism & Commerce and the National Park and Wildlife Service.

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Five athletes from Legacy Elite attended the Celtic Spirit cheerleading competition in Galway last Sunday.

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Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage Club is currently restoring a 1980 Ford 760 at their shed on Upper Lewis Road which will be auctioned off for charity later in the year. […]

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Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage Club is currently restoring a 1980 Ford 760 at their shed on Upper Lewis Road which will be auctioned off for charity later in the year.

The club’s next project is a 2001 Toyota Hilux, which will be raffled for a local charity.
The club thanked sponsors Kelliher’s Toyota Kerry, Central Car Sales, and Tractor Spares. They are seeking new sponsors and can be contacted via Tom on 087 2383809. The shed is open to visitors on Thursday evenings from 7.30pm to 10pm.
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