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About this meeting
Oldcastle AA meets on Monday evenings at 20:30, at St. Vincent De Paul Hall, Church Street, Oldcastle, Co. Meath (A82 R9C4). Oldcastle is a market town in the north of the county, and the hall on Church Street serves as the group's regular base. This is a members-only meeting under the Third Tradition, intended for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than open to the wider public. Wheelchair access at St. Vincent De Paul Hall is not specified in our records, so it is worth checking directly before attending. The Monday evening slot has made this a consistent weekly fixture for the Oldcastle area.
Common questions
What time does Oldcastle AA meet.
It runs on Mondays at 20:30, at St. Vincent De Paul Hall, Church Street, Oldcastle.
What is the postcode for the Oldcastle AA venue.
The postcode listed is A82 R9C4, Church Street, Oldcastle, Co. Meath.
Is Oldcastle AA open to the public.
No, it is members-only, reserved for those with a desire to stop drinking.
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