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Though these are the main venues for some serious club action, bear in mind that many bars and hotels also have their own dance annex. Always remember, the key is in the cross-referencing!

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Bambu Beach Club

Get your flips well and truly flopped in this homage to the rite of passage that is the Ibiza package holiday. Party games, drinks promos and themed nights keep the spray-on tan fans coming back for more. Read_on (No Comments)

Box

Box
Hailed as Belfast's biggest nightclub, Box is spread over two floors, has room for 2000 clubbers and is bursting with loads of extravagant extras including a wall of fog. Read_on (1 Comment)

Club Mono

Club Mono
Weekenders can throw shapes to RnB (Fri), House (Sat) and Indie, Hip Hop and Old School (Sun) at this downtown club. The 500 capacity two-storey space has a futuristic vibe with black, grey and silver decor, and the age range is reflected in the music style. Read_on (No Comments)

La Lea

Above Bar Bacca there's a big, bold nightclub teeming with young professionals determined to drink a week's wages in one night. Read_on (No Comments)

M Club

This church of cheese, high temple of tack, minster of madness (you get the picture) makes no apologies for its big, brash naughtiness. Read_on (No Comments)

Rain

Rain
The kind of loud, vibrant and hedonistic club beat-junkies crave, Rain boasts a different theme every night of the week. Read_on (No Comments)

Shine

Shine
Serious clubbers and ecstatic students congregate at this basement club every Saturday night. International and local DJs respond by delivering a night of hard house and techno to the heaving masses. Read_on (2 Comments)

Stiff Kitten

Owned and run by the godfathers of Shine (Queen's Student Union nightclub), this jet black venue combines food, drink, DJ sets and occasional live performances aimed at 20+ clubbers with a discerning music palette. Read_on (1 Comment)

Thompsons

Now in its second decade of hardcore clubbing, Thompson's is definitely not for the fainthearted. The commercial dance, house and R&B is loud, and the youngish crowd is very, very up for it. Read_on (No Comments)