Sutton Bayside Lunchtime meets on Monday at 1pm at Bayside Community Centre in Bayside, Sutton, Dublin 13, giving people a midday option rather than an evening commitment. The meeting is closed, meaning it is for those who have a desire to stop drinking, and the lunchtime slot can suit anyone working shifts or simply preferring to attend earlier in the day. It follows the general AA pattern of members sharing their own experience rather than a set beginner or step focus. Wheelchair access at the community centre has not been confirmed. Attendance is free and there is no booking process, so members can drop in as the meeting starts.
Why does this meeting run at lunchtime rather than in the evening
It offers an alternative time slot for people who cannot make evening meetings, such as those working shifts.
Is it open to family members or professionals
No, it is a closed meeting for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than an open session.
Do I need to book in advance
No, there is no booking system and the meeting is free to attend.
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