Wheelchair Accessible.
The Hill Street Saturday Group meets each week at Newry Cathedral on Hill Street, right in the centre of town, gathering at 11:00 for an hour. This is a speaker meeting, so most of the time is given over to a member sharing their story of recovery from the inside out — a straightforward, honest account of what things were like and what has changed. It's a solid way to spend a Saturday morning, whether you're new to Narcotics Anonymous or have been around a while. The venue is noted as wheelchair accessible. Meetings run on the same principles across the fellowship: no fees, no sign-up, and no pressure to speak before you're ready. Find the group at 38-40 Hill Street, Co. Armagh, BT34 1AT.
Can I come along if I'm not sure whether I belong here?
This is a closed meeting, which means it's for people who have a desire to stop using drugs. If that describes you, you're welcome — you don't need to be certain about anything, and you won't be asked to prove yourself. Just turn up.
Is there any cost or do I need to book?
No cost and no booking. Narcotics Anonymous meetings are free to attend and self-supporting through members' own contributions. Simply arrive before 11:00 on Saturday and take a seat.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The meeting notes confirm Newry Cathedral is wheelchair accessible. If you have other specific access needs, it's worth checking ahead where you can.
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