Every Monday evening at 7.30pm, an Alcoholics Anonymous group meets at 23 Railway Street in Lisburn, Co. Antrim. This is a closed meeting, held for people who have a desire to stop drinking rather than the wider public, though newcomers are always welcome if that describes them. The session follows a Step format, meaning members work through and discuss the Twelve Steps as the basis for the meeting. It is one of several AA meetings held at this Railway Street address across the week, at various times to suit different schedules. There is no charge to attend and no booking system; people simply arrive a few minutes before the start. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this venue, so anyone with mobility needs may want to ask the group directly beforehand.
Can anyone come to this meeting?
No, it is closed, meaning it is for people with a desire to stop drinking. If you want to support someone else or attend as a professional, look for an open AA meeting instead.
Is there a cost to attend?
No. AA meetings are free and there is no need to book a place in advance, you can simply arrive before 7.30pm.
What does a Step meeting involve?
Members discuss and work through the Twelve Steps together, often drawing on their own experience of each one.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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