(Old Enfield Treatment Centre).
This Narcotics Anonymous group meets every Saturday evening in Enfield, gathering at Camino on Cloncurry, in the building that was formerly the Enfield Treatment Centre. The meeting runs from 7pm for an hour, offering a quiet, regular fixture at the end of the week for anyone looking to stay clean and connect with others in recovery. NA is built on shared experience: members talk honestly about staying away from drugs a day at a time, and newcomers are always made welcome. This is a members' meeting, meaning it's for people who want to stop using. If Saturday nights tend to feel long, this hour among people who understand can make a real difference. Just turn up a few minutes early and find a seat.
Who can come to this meeting?
This is a closed NA meeting, which means it's for anyone who has a desire to stop using drugs. If that's you, you're welcome — you don't need to have been clean for any length of time, and you can simply come and listen. Closed doesn't mean the venue is shut; it means the meeting is for members and prospective members rather than the wider public.
Is there a cost or do I need to book?
No. NA meetings are free to attend and there's no booking or registration. NA has no dues or fees; a basket is passed for voluntary contributions to cover room hire and literature, but you never have to give anything. Just show up on Saturday before 7pm.
Where exactly is the meeting held?
It's at Camino on Cloncurry in Enfield, County Meath, in the building formerly known as the Enfield Treatment Centre. The postcode is A83 TK66. Aim to arrive a few minutes early so you can settle in before the meeting starts.
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