Thursday's 10.30am meeting at Newry Cathedral on Hill Street follows a Tradition format, with discussion centred on AA's Twelve Traditions rather than the Steps or general sharing. It remains a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, for AA members and anyone with a desire to stop drinking. There is no cost to attend and no booking system in place, so people can simply arrive before half past ten. Wheelchair access at the cathedral has not been confirmed, so it is worth checking beforehand if step-free access is needed. This format gives the weekday Water Street meetings some variety across the working week.
What is a Tradition meeting?
It's a meeting where discussion focuses on AA's Twelve Traditions, which cover how groups function, rather than personal recovery steps.
Do I need to book, or is there a fee?
No, there's no fee and no need to book, just arrive at Newry Cathedral for 10.30am.
Is this meeting open to the public?
No, it's closed, meaning it's for AA members and anyone with a desire to stop drinking.
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