Every Sunday at 11.30am, Newcastle Sunday brings together AA members in Kilcoole, Co. Wicklow. Sessions are held at Kilcoole Community Centre. This is a closed meeting, so it is reserved for people who share a desire to stop drinking, and is not open to visitors without that in common. There is no fee involved and no booking system to navigate; you can just arrive. It is one of several Alcoholics Anonymous meetings running across Kilcoole and the surrounding area each week. Meetings like this one form part of the regular AA schedule serving Kilcoole and nearby towns.
Is this meeting open to newcomers who are not yet AA members?
It is a closed AA meeting, kept to those with a desire to stop drinking. It is not open to family, friends or professionals attending as observers.
How much does it cost and is booking required?
AA meetings are free to attend, and this one does not require booking in advance.
Is Newcastle Sunday wheelchair accessible?
This has not been confirmed for the venue, so anyone with access needs may want to check ahead of the meeting.
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