Carrick On Suir Group meets on the North Quay every Wednesday at 8pm, giving members in this part of County Tipperary a weekly fixture along the River Suir. It is a closed Narcotics Anonymous meeting, open to people with a desire to stop using drugs rather than the general public, following the fellowship's usual Third Tradition. The North Quay venue sits close to the town centre, within reach of members from both Carrick-on-Suir itself and the surrounding rural area. Meetings combine readings from NA literature with open sharing, and newcomers are welcome to attend without any need to introduce themselves in advance.
Is Carrick On Suir Group open to family members
No, it is a closed NA meeting for people with a desire to stop using drugs rather than an open meeting for family or friends.
Do I need to pay to attend
No, it is free to attend and there is no booking process.
Is the North Quay venue wheelchair accessible
This has not been confirmed, so anyone with mobility needs should check with the group beforehand.
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