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Alcoholics Anonymous

Killarney Serenity Centre St Ann’S Road Group

Name: Killarney Serenity Centre St Ann’S Road Group
Location: Serenity Centre

Schedule

Day Every Friday

Time 20:30 — 22:00

Meeting Type Closed meeting — for anyone with a desire to stop; the venue itself is not shut

Venue

Venue Serenity Centre

Address St. Anne's Road,Killarney,Co. Kerry

About this meeting

On Friday evenings the St Ann's Road Group holds a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at the Serenity Centre on St. Anne's Road in Killarney, starting at 8.30pm. Closed here means the meeting is kept for people who share a desire to stop drinking, rather than being open to the wider public, though this need only be a wish rather than any proven history. The Serenity Centre is a dedicated recovery venue in the town, used by several local AA groups through the week, so it tends to have a settled, familiar atmosphere. There is no charge to attend and no need to register beforehand, so anyone meeting the closed criteria can simply turn up shortly before 8.30pm and find a seat among the regulars.

Common questions

Can anyone attend this meeting

No. This is a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, kept for people who share a desire to stop drinking, rather than being open to family, friends or professionals who simply want to observe.

Is there a cost or do I need to book a place

No. Like every AA meeting it is free to attend and there is no booking system, so you can simply arrive shortly before the start time.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible

Accessibility has not been confirmed for this venue, so it is worth contacting the group in advance if step-free access matters to you.

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