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This parkland course, established in 1914 and 5km from the city centre, was the home of late British Open Champion Fred Daly. Visiting golfers welcome except on Saturdays, restricted on Sundays. Read_on (No Comments)

Northern Ireland has an illustrious racing history: champion jockeys Richard Dunwoody and Tony McCoy are both from here. The Down Read_on (No Comments)

Four Belfast clubs contest the local Irish League and Cup competitions. As with many aspects of NI society, politics permeates Read_on (No Comments)

An 18-hole course in undulating parkland with floodlit driving ranges. Visitors are welcome any day or after 14:30 on Saturdays. Read_on (No Comments)

Formed in 1893, this nine-hole course is one of the oldest golf clubs in Ireland. Its mature parkland setting can claim 2011 Read_on (3 Comments)

Founded in 1881, this is the oldest of only four 'Royal' Clubs in Ireland and where the growth and organisation of golf in Ireland began. Read_on (No Comments)

The Belfast Giants debuted at the sparkly new Odyssey Arena in December 2000 and, to everyone's amazement, quickly established a huge following. Read_on (No Comments)

The 12,500 capacity Ravenhill Stadium is home to Ulster Rugby - one of the four rugby teams representing Ireland's provinces (the others being Leinster, Munster and Connacht). Read_on (No Comments)