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Alcoholics Anonymous

Carrick-On-Shannon

Name: Carrick-On-Shannon
Location: Brefnie Resource Centre

Schedule

Day Every Sunday

Time 12:30 — 14:00

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

Venue

Venue Brefnie Resource Centre

Address Lisnagot,St. Patrick Park,Carrick-On-Shannon,Co. Leitrim

Postcode N41 X9D6

About this meeting

Every Sunday at 12.30pm, Alcoholics Anonymous meets in Carrick-On-Shannon, Co. Leitrim for the Carrick-On-Shannon meeting, at Brefnie Resource Centre. Being a closed meeting, it is aimed at those with a desire to stop drinking, not at family, friends or interested professionals. Like other AA meetings, it centres on members sharing openly about their own recovery. Newcomers with a desire to stop drinking are welcome, as at any AA meeting. Wheelchair access at this venue has not been confirmed. The meeting is held at Brefnie Resource Centre in Carrick-On-Shannon. As with all AA meetings, there is no charge to attend and no need to book in advance.

Common questions

Who can attend the Carrick-On-Shannon meeting?

This is a closed AA meeting, for people with a desire to stop drinking. It is not open to family, friends or professionals, who should look for an open meeting instead.

Do I need to book a place, and is there a cost?

No, there is no need to book and AA meetings are always free. You can simply arrive at Brefnie Resource Centre on Sunday at 12.30pm.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this venue, so it is worth checking with AA Ireland in advance if this matters to you.

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