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Alcoholics Anonymous

Drogheda Dublin Road

Name: Drogheda Dublin Road
Location: Teach Mhuire

Schedule

Day Every Friday

Time 20:30 — 22:00

Meeting Type Closed meeting — for anyone with a desire to stop; the venue itself is not shut

Format Big Book

Venue

Venue Teach Mhuire

Address Dublin Road,Drogheda,Co. Louth

About this meeting

On Friday evenings at 8.30pm, Teach Mhuire on Dublin Road, Drogheda, Co. Louth, hosts a closed Big Book meeting, where the group reads from and discusses AA's core text rather than holding open-topic sharing. It is limited to those with a desire to stop drinking, in keeping with AA's closed meeting format. There is no fee to attend and nothing to book in advance, so anyone can arrive shortly before the start. Wheelchair access at Teach Mhuire has not been confirmed, so it would be sensible to contact the group ahead of your visit if this is a concern.

Common questions

Is this meeting open to everyone

No, it is a closed meeting, kept for people with a desire to stop drinking. Family, friends and professionals are asked to look for an open meeting instead, as this one is reserved for members working on their own recovery.

Do I need to book or pay to attend

No booking and no fee. AA meetings are free to attend and newcomers can simply arrive shortly before the start time and take a seat. A basket is usually passed round for voluntary contributions towards room hire and refreshments, but nobody is asked to give if they cannot.

What is covered in a Big Book meeting

The group reads and discusses passages from Alcoholics Anonymous, commonly known as the Big Book, AA's founding text, rather than open general sharing.

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