Ulster Clubs

Ulster boasts some of the longest established clubs in Ireland

Clubs in and around Belfast

Bombardier

Based around a nucleus of current Bombardier employees, the club plays out of Shorts (Bombardier) Social Club on the Holywood Road

Fisherwick

A long established club based in the assembly rooms of Fishwerick Church, Chlorine Gardens (off the Malone Road). Club night is Wednesday.

North Belfast

Based in St. Malachy's Old Boys club house on the Antrim Road, Belfast. Also compete as Fortwilliam. Club nights - Wednesday and Thursday.

NICS

The collective representation of Civil Servants. Based in the Maynard Sinclair Pavilion on the Newtownards Road, Belfast. Club night Wednesday

RVH

A recently established club based in the social club of the Royal Victoria Hospital; club house is in the grounds of the hospital; club nights on Tuesday

QUB

One of the many student societies competing for student interest. Currently growing in numbers. Contact the Students Union for meeting dates and venue.

Clubs outside the Greater Belfast area

Randalstown

A strong club drawing members from both Antrim and Derry counties. The club meets on Mondays in the Scout Hall near the town centre.

Derriaghy

Hillsborough have seen a resurgence in numbers after their move to Derriaghy Cricket Club. Club nights are Tuesday.

Bangor Chess Club

One of the larger clubs in the province currently meeting in the parish church halls in Groomsport. Club nights are Thursday.

City of Derry

Somewhat isolated from the rest of the Ulster clubs but a strong nucleus despite this. The club meets on Thursdays

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