On Saturday mornings, Rush's AA group meets at 11am in Rush Community Centre, Upper Main Street, giving a weekend start to the week's sessions in this north Dublin coastal town. No fixed format is used, so members share openly during the hour. It remains a members-only meeting, kept for those with a desire to stop drinking, though a newcomer is welcome from the first visit without needing any introduction. There is no charge and no requirement to book. Wheelchair accessibility at the community centre has not been confirmed, so anyone with mobility needs should contact the group beforehand. Rush sits a short distance north of Malahide along the coast.
What time does the Saturday meeting start
It begins at 11am at Rush Community Centre on Upper Main Street.
Is there a cost to attend
No, it is free and there is no need to book ahead for this meeting.
Is the community centre accessible for wheelchair users
This has not been confirmed, so it would be sensible to check with the group in advance.
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