The same Grange group also meets on Sunday evenings at 8.30pm, again at the New Church premises on Grange Road, Frankfield. This closed meeting is for those with a desire to stop drinking, and it is not intended for family, friends or professionals hoping to observe. Wheelchair accessibility for the venue has not been confirmed. There is no fee and no sign-up process, in keeping with every AA meeting in Cork. Sunday evening can be a useful anchor point at the end of the week for members in the Frankfield area.
Is this meeting open to the public?
This particular meeting is closed to the public. It is for those who have a desire to stop drinking, rather than family, friends or professionals.
Is there a cost to attend?
There is no cost involved and no booking system. As with every AA meeting, you simply arrive when it starts.
Is there wheelchair access at the venue?
This has not been confirmed for the New Church premises on Grange Road. Anyone with accessibility needs may want to check directly before attending.
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