I went to Ireland's largest outdoor festival alone in search of new connections — this is what happened

In today’s world, it has become increasingly difficult to make ‘real’ connections. To have like-minded people put down their devices and come together in nature proved to be a real eye-opener for Breda Graham
I went to Ireland's largest outdoor festival alone in search of new connections — this is what happened

At the summit of Carrauntoohil, Ireland's highest peak — that's the beauty of Wander Wild Festival: you can individually book the activities catering to your interests and tailor your day as you want. Pictures: Breda Graham

There’s something about being outdoors that makes connection feel effortless. And in a world where it can be increasingly difficult to make real connections, something special happens when like-minded people put their digital devices down and come together in nature.

As useful as social media can be, nothing beats connecting with people the old-fashioned way.

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