The Sunday session of Ballycastle AA runs at 1.30pm, again at Ballycastle Presbyterian Church on Castle Street. Like the Wednesday evening meeting held at the same address, this is a closed meeting kept for those with a desire to stop drinking. Wheelchair access at the church has not been confirmed. There is no cost involved and no booking required, giving Ballycastle two weekly meeting points at the same venue, one midweek in the evening and one on Sunday afternoon for those who would rather attend a daytime session instead of an evening one.
Can anyone attend Ballycastle AA?
Ballycastle AA is a closed AA meeting, which means it is kept for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than the general public. The meeting itself is limited to fellowship members, not the venue.
Is there a cost or do I need to book a place?
No, the meeting is free to attend and there is no need to book. As with all AA meetings, you can simply arrive for the start time.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this venue, so it is worth checking directly beforehand if this matters to you.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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