The same group returns to the FDYS Centre on Francis Street, Wexford (Y35 P9CF), for an evening meeting at 8.30pm, giving Mondays two separate sessions alongside the lunchtime one. This closed AA meeting is intended for people with a desire to stop drinking, not the general public, though anyone unsure whether they belong should still turn up and ask before it starts. There is no fee and no need to book in advance, in line with all AA meetings. Whether the venue offers step-free access has not been confirmed, so anyone with mobility needs may wish to make local enquiries beforehand. An evening slot such as this suits people who prefer to attend after their working day rather than over lunch.
How does this meeting differ from the Monday lunchtime one?
It's run by the same group at the same venue, just later in the day at 8.30pm instead of 1pm.
Can anyone attend?
No, it's closed, for people with a desire to stop drinking, though anyone unsure whether they qualify can still come and ask.
Is there a cost?
No, it's free with no booking system.
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