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Through friends, sport, local clubs, the pub and, more and more, online. Parkrun, Macra, trad sessions and festivals like Lisdoonvarna are all good places to start.
Get involved locally, with a TidyTowns group, a club or a Saturday parkrun, and widen your search to the next few towns. Plan how you will get home, as rural transport can be thin late at night.
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