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A General Service Representative (GSR) is an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) member who serves as a communication link between their home group and the broader AA service structure, passing information back and forth and helping to shape the fellowship’s future. Qualifications for a GSR typically include at least two years of sobriety, a willingness to serve, the ability to… Continue reading GSR

Galway Area Connect Day!! It will be amazing!! – When: Saturday 13th SeptemberWhere: West Wing, Galway Rd, Kilmore, Tuam, Co. Galway, H54 F660Time: 11:00am – 7:00pm Join Us For Meetings, Fellowship & Connection TOGETHER WE GROW

Polish Speaking AA Group“PŁOMYK” MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 19:00 SUN Address: The Glebe, Tuam Eircode: H54 TR77 Directions: Google Map… GPS: 53.511083, -8.849460 Notes: Group: C

First Step PrayerI admit I am powerless. I admit that my life is unmanageable when I try to control it.Help me this day to understand the true meaning of powerlessness. Remove from me all of my denial. Second Step PrayerI pray for an open mind so I may come to believe in a Power greater… Continue reading Prayers

– Fri 3th, Sat 4th, Sun 5th January 2025 Theme: Happy Destiny Venue: The Galway Bay Hotel(GPS coordinates: 53.258155, -9.084312). Google Map to Galway Bay Hotel List of local B and B’s CONVENTION 2025 – PROGRAMME THURSDAY 2nd January 2025 Room 1 – Inishturk Suite 20:00 – Early Bird Meeting FRIDAY 3th January 2025 Room… Continue reading Convention 2025

To Employers                                                        (pages 136 to 150) AMONG MANY employers nowadays, we think of one member who has spent much of his life in the world of big business. He has hired and fired hundreds of men. He knows the alcoholic as the employer sees him. His present views ought to prove exceptionally useful to business… Continue reading Chapter Ten

The Family Afterwards                                    (pages 122 to 135) OUR WOMEN FOLK have suggested certain attitudes a wife may take with the husband who is recovering. Perhaps they created the impression that he is to be wrapped in cotton wool and placed on a pedestal. Successful readjustment means the opposite. All members of the family should meet… Continue reading Chapter Nine

TO WIVES*                                                   (pages 104 to 120) * Written in 1939, when there were few women in A.A., this chapter assumes that the alcoholic in the home is likely to be the husband. But many of the suggestions given here may be adapted to help the person who lives with a woman alcoholic—whether she is still… Continue reading Chapter Eight

Working with Others                                      (pages 89 to 103) Practical experience shows that nothing will so much insure immunity from drinking as intensive work with other alcoholics. It works when other activities fail. This is our twelfth suggestion: Carry this message to other alcoholics! You can help when no one else can. You can secure their confidence… Continue reading Chapter Seven