Rush's week of AA meetings closes with a Sunday session at midday in Rush Community Centre, Upper Main Street. As with the group's other meetings, no particular format is followed, so expect open sharing among those with a desire to stop drinking. It is a members-only meeting, though a first-time attender does not need to have been to AA before to come along. There is no charge and no booking system in place. Wheelchair access at the venue has not been confirmed, so anyone with mobility needs should reach out to the group ahead of time. Rush is a small fishing town on the north Dublin coastline, within easy reach of the surrounding area.
Is Sunday the group's only weekend meeting
No, Rush also holds a Saturday morning meeting at 11am, alongside this Sunday midday session, both at the same community centre.
Can a first-time attender come to the Sunday meeting
Yes, anyone with a desire to stop drinking is welcome, including someone attending for the first time.
Is there a fee for attending
No, AA meetings are free and there is no need to book a place in advance.
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