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Welcome to the Ulster Reform Club

The Ulster Reform Club is now in its 124th year having first opened our doors in January 1885. Former Members include many illustrious historical figures notably Thomas Andrews the designer of the ill fated SS Titanic which was built in Belfast by Harland & Wolff.

Whilst our origins are in the Victorian era, we have moved with the times and believe that we succeed in meeting the demands of Members in the 21st Century, and at the same time retaining the very best of traditional values. As a “Gentleman’s Club” our philosophy is to provide Members and our guests with a high quality, discreet environment in which to socialise, relax, do business and enjoy good cuisine.

In recent years, the premises have undergone extensive refurbishment and improvement. Current facilities include a Bar, two Dining Rooms, Reading Room, Snooker Room and Gym, together with a number of other rooms which are available for private functions, business meetings and presentations. The rooms are equipped with modern audio visual aids suitable for high quality presentations.

The Club premises are also home to the Northern Ireland area office of the Institute of Directors, with whom we offer a Business Room with internet access.

Our calendar of events runs throughout the year and includes prominent guest speaker lunches, musical evenings, gourmet dinners, wine tastings, golf outings and much more.

We are particularly proud and appreciative of our extensive reciprocal arrangements with other like minded Clubs world wide. These arrangements extend the benefits of temporary membership to us whilst visiting other cities and provide an attractive alternative to hotel facilities.

For those interested, admission to membership is by invitation only and is open to both men and women of age 21 and over, subject to satisfying the Club’s eligibility criteria.

Please take the time to browse the site and contact us if you require any further information.

David Boyd

President
Ulster Reform Club