Al-Anon Family Groups Open meeting Free — no booking

Gardiner Street

Every Thursday, · St Francis Xavier Church,Gardiner Street, Dublin 1, Dublin 1 · Next: Thursday 27 August

Checked against Al-Anon Family Groups’s own meeting feed Last verified 16 August 2026

At a glance

Day Every Thursday
Time
Duration 1hr
£ Cost Free
Who can attend Open meeting — anyone is welcome, including family and friends.

Getting there

Venue St Francis Xavier Church,Gardiner Street
Address Dublin 1, Dublin 1

About this meeting

Gardiner Street gathers every Thursday at 11.30am in Dublin 1 for an Al-Anon Family Groups meeting. The meeting is for people whose lives are or have been touched by someone else's drinking, whether that's a partner, parent, adult child or friend. There's no pressure to speak; many people just listen the first few times they come along. It meets for an hour at St Francis Xavier Church on Gardiner Street, an open meeting where you don't need to bring anyone else along. It costs nothing to attend and there's no booking required, so you're free to just show up.

Common questions

Who comes along to Al-Anon in Dublin 1?

Partners, parents, adult children, friends and others whose lives have been touched by someone else's drinking all come along.

Is it okay to come on my own?

Yes, it's entirely normal to attend alone. The meeting exists to support you, not the person who drinks.

Is there a charge, and how do I book a space?

It doesn't cost anything and there's no booking required, so you're welcome to arrive on the day.

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Al-Anon Family Groups Open meeting Thursday

St Francis Xavier Church,Gardiner Street, Dublin 1
Dublin 1

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