



Some of the younger members have decided to organise an informal monthly lunch in the Dining Room.
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with former F1 driver Mr Eddie Irvine
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with former Ireland International Out Half Mr Mick Quinn
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The Club goes to City Hall for 125th Anniversary celebrations
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with Mr Thomas McAlindon - author of “Two Brothers, Two Wars”
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offering HOSPITALITY and CONVIVIALITY with unique INDIVIDUALITY
The Ulster Reform Club has Victorian origins being located in a purpose-built, red sandstone building which opened in 1885 in the centre of Belfast. Over the years its members have successfully influenced the creation and growth of industrial, commercial and professional
enterprises in Belfast and far beyond.
Extensive refurbishment in recent years has created facilities of the highest quality for members and guests.
For recreation there are two dining rooms, bar, reading room, snooker room and fitness suite. Additionally several rooms are available for private functions or business meetings and modern audio visual aids are available to enable high quality presentations. There is capacity to cater for over 100 persons.
Delightful meals are prepared by the chefs and the lunch menu changes daily.
A calendar of events, operating throughout the year, includes prominent guest speaker lunches, musical evenings, gourmet dinners, wine tastings, golf outings.
There are extensive reciprocal arrangements with other like-minded Clubs worldwide. These arrangements extend the benefits of temporary membership to Ulster Reform Club members whilst visiting other cities and provide an attractive alternative to hotel accommodation.
Membership is available to men and women. Admission to membership is by invitation only and is subject to the Club’s eligibility criteria.
Please contact the Club should you require further information.
JTE Brian Balmer
President
Ulster Reform Club