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About this meeting
The same Tir Na Nóg group also holds a Sunday morning meeting at 10am, at the Youth Service building on St Augustine Street in Galway city. It remains a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, kept for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than open to the general public. A Sunday morning slot can suit people who prefer to start the day with a meeting before the rest of the weekend gets underway. There is no fee and no booking needed. Wheelchair access at the Youth Service building has not been confirmed, so anyone with access needs is advised to check with the group in advance.
Common questions
Is the Sunday meeting run by the same group as Saturday's
Yes, Tir Na Nóg holds meetings at the same St Augustine Street venue on both Saturday evening and Sunday morning.
Who can attend
People with a desire to stop drinking, since this is a closed meeting.
Do I need to book
No, it is free with no booking required.
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