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Theme of Service
About this meeting
Knocklyon Big Book meets on Monday evenings at 8pm in the Iona Pastoral Centre on Idrone Avenue, Knocklyon. The group's notes describe this session as having a theme of service, focusing on the practical work of carrying AA's message rather than a set book study. This is a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, for people who identify with a desire to stop drinking, and there is no further requirement for attending. As with every AA meeting, it is free and needs no booking in advance, so people can simply arrive ahead of the 8pm start. The Monday evening slot suits those starting the week with a meeting close to Knocklyon and the surrounding Dublin 16 area. Wheelchair access at the Pastoral Centre has not been confirmed, so anyone with mobility needs should check ahead with the group.
Common questions
What does a theme of service mean for this Monday meeting?
According to the group's notes, this session focuses on the practical work of service within AA, rather than following a set reading or discussion topic.
Is the Monday meeting the same format as the group's Wednesday session?
No, the group's Wednesday meeting follows a Big Book format, while this Monday session centres on the theme of service.
Is there a cost to attend, or do I need to book?
No, this AA meeting is free and requires no booking, so you can simply arrive at the Pastoral Centre before 8pm.
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Nearby meetings
If this time does not work, these are the closest alternatives.
Knocklyon Group
Dublin Thursday Group
Rutland Centre
C.A. Rutland Open H&I Meeting
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