No meetings on a Bank Holiday.
Saturday's meeting at Roseville House moves earlier in the day, starting at 3.45pm rather than the 8.30pm slot used on weeknights. It is a closed AA meeting, reserved for people with a desire to stop drinking. Bank Holidays remain the exception when this meeting does not take place. No wheelchair access information has been supplied for the venue. There is no fee and nothing to book in advance, as with every Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. The earlier Saturday time suits members who prefer their meeting done before the evening. Like the rest of the week's meetings here, it is organised by AA members themselves, independent of any outside body.
Can anyone attend this meeting?
This is a closed meeting, meaning it is for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than an open meeting for the public. Family, friends and professionals can attend one of the open AA meetings in Cork instead.
Do I need to register in advance?
No booking is needed and there is nothing to pay. AA meetings are free to attend without any prior arrangement.
Can I find out about accessibility before I go?
No accessibility details have been supplied for Roseville House. It would be sensible to ask ahead if step-free access is important to you.
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