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Wander Wild Fest to host fireside chat with Bressie
Wander Wild Fest, in partnership with Pig’s Lane, is set to ignite meaningful conversations around mental health with a special event headlined by one of Ireland’s leading advocates, Niall Breslin, widely known as Bressie.
The festival will launch its acclaimed “It’s a Mindfield” series on April 5th with an intimate fireside chat featuring Bressie, who has become a cornerstone in Ireland’s mental health landscape. The event will take place at 2PM in the cozy surrounds of Pig’s Lane on College Street, promising a thought-provoking afternoon of dialogue, insight, and connection.
Renowned for his groundbreaking work in promoting mental well-being, Bressie is the Founder and Creative Director of A Lust for Life, a platform driving change in how mental health is discussed and understood in Ireland. His award-winning podcast Where Is My Mind?, along with his work as a bestselling author, musician, and former professional rugby player, has made him a compelling and respected voice in national conversations on wellness.
He will be joined by a panel of special guests, each bringing their own perspectives and experiences to the discussion. The event aims to foster a supportive space where festival-goers can engage with the topic of mental health in a meaningful way.
Tickets for the event are now available, and early booking is recommended due to limited capacity.
The event takes place at 2pm, Saturday, April 5 at Pig’s Lane, College Street. Click the link below to book your place.
https://wanderwildfestival.rezgo.com/details/387144/fireside-chats-with-bressie-and-friends
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