Kilrane Community Centre hosts an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting every Thursday at 8.30pm, serving the village of Kilrane near the Wexford coast. This is a closed meeting, meaning attendance is intended for those with a desire to stop drinking, in line with AA's traditions, rather than being a general open house for the public. Structurally it follows the usual AA approach, with members sharing openly about their own drinking history and recovery, often drawing on the Big Book or other AA literature as a starting point for discussion. There is no facilitator to arrange attendance through and no cost involved, since AA meetings are entirely funded through voluntary contributions from those who attend. The Thursday evening slot has been a fixture for the group, giving people in this part of Co. Wexford somewhere local and consistent to go.
Who is the Kilrane meeting intended for?
It is closed, meaning it is for those with a desire to stop drinking. Anyone in that position is welcome, whatever their experience of AA.
Do I need to book a place or pay anything?
No booking system exists and there is no charge. You can simply attend on a Thursday evening.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for Kilrane Community Centre, so it is sensible to ask the group directly if this is a concern.
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