Belfast Boat Club is a leading sports and leisure club set on the banks of the River Lagan, Belfast.
Founded in 1876, Belfast Boat Club has a rich history and a stunning riverside setting on the banks of the River Lagan. Just minutes from the city, it’s a hub for rowing, tennis, padel, and squash, offering sport, fitness, and a thriving social scene.
With great facilities and a welcoming community, it’s the perfect place to stay active and connect.
*THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT*
To say thank you Belfast boat Club will be offering a free court to our top 20 bookers of 2025, the club will contact these people via email to confirm.
The club will also be running a free raffle for everyone that books and plays Padel from the 13th of Dec to the 21st of December, simply book via Playtomic as normal and your name will be entered automatically, prizes include
£250 M&S Voucher
£100 M&S voucher
£50 M&S Voucher
£30 Gotto sport voucher
Free Padel court
Bottle of Prosecco
Bottle of JawBox Gin
Bottle of red and white wine
Padel Balls
Boat Club Merchandise
Thank you to everyone for you continued support!!
What an unforgettable night! 🎰✨
Our casino night was a true jackpot of great vibes, big wins, and even bigger smiles. Thank you to everyone who came out and made the evening a huge success. Massive thank you to Tierna, Louise and Johnny for all their hard work and dedication to ensure everyone had a great night, Until next time! ♠️♥️♦️
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🏆 Belfast Boat Club Regains Pat Hughes Memorial Trophy! 🏆
After last year’s sobering defeat in Fitzwilliam, Belfast Boat Club restored pride this weekend with a hard-fought and competitive series of matches against our friends from Dublin. Every set was contested with passion, and played in a great Spirit
Honouring a Legend – Pat Hughes
Pat Hughes remains one of the greatest names in Irish and British tennis. A proud member of both Belfast Boat Club and Fitzwilliam, Hughes achieved international fame with major doubles titles in French Oprn (1933), Australian Open (1934) with Fred Perry, Wimbledon (1936).
He also reached the French Open singles semi-final in 1931 and was part of Britain’s Davis Cup-winning teams from 1933 to 1936. His legacy continues to inspire both clubs.
Tradition Revived
The Pat Hughes Memorial Match, revived in recent years, is more than a competition – it’s a celebration of shared history and friendship. This weekend saw not only thrilling tennis but also camaraderie, laughter, and new friendships forged, strengthening the longstanding bond between Belfast Boat Club and Fitzwilliam.
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Well done guys. Love the t-shirts.
Well done chaps!
Congratulations guys. Tennis is not just about winning matches . It establishes friendships between clubs.
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