On Wednesdays at 8.30pm, Cuan Mhuire on the Old Dublin Road in Newry hosts a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting with a Steps format. Rather than general open sharing, the focus is on working through the Twelve Steps, though the meeting remains for AA members and anyone with a desire to stop drinking. There is no charge to attend and no booking system, so people can simply come along before the start time. Wheelchair access at Cuan Mhuire has not been confirmed, so it is worth checking in advance if that affects you. It sits alongside two other closed meetings held at the same venue on Monday and Friday evenings.
What does the Steps format mean for this meeting?
It means the meeting is built around discussion of the Twelve Steps, rather than general open sharing.
Is the meeting free, and do I need to book?
Yes, it's free, and no booking is required, just arrive at Cuan Mhuire for 8.30pm.
Can family members attend this meeting?
No, it's a closed meeting, kept for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than for family or friends.
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