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April 14, 2026

Generation Chef 2026 Belfast Team

The Club is delighted to be again sponsoring teams from the Belfast Met in the Rotary Generation Chef competition and thoroughly enjoyed sampling the delicious fare at the Belfast Met Final Tuesday 14 April. 4 young talented teams, comprising 2 chefs and one front of house server, vied for a place in the final to be held between the 6 Regional College winners on 30 April.  The worthy winning team picked by the judges were:Chefs Dylon Choundrey and Luca McFarlaneand Front of House winner Josh Wilsonthey will now represent the Belfast Met at the competition finalwe wish them success. The…
April 13, 2026

John Savage Award 2025-26

The Club is delighted to announce the John Savage Award and Bursary 2025-26has been awarded to Lady Mary Peters for her charity the Mary Peters Trust. It is awarded by the Club annually to an individual or group selected as giving great service to the Community and was created in 2010 to highlight the work of former member the late John Savage whose unique Scouting career was dedicated to looking after young people and trying to help them make a path in their lives. It was presented to Lady Mary by President Heather at the Club meeting Monday 13 April.…
April 13, 2026

Canadian Visitors

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April 13, 2026

Canadian Visitors

  The Club was delighted to have welcomed Rotarians and partners from 13 Rotary Clubs in Canada District 7010 to the Club Meeting 13 April.       Sandy Campbell, District Governor, explained their party also included Bryn Styles, Aide to Rotary International President Elect, many Past District Governors and Presidents as well as the incoming District Governor and District Governor Nominee! Having visited Edinburgh, Oban and the Islands of Mull and Iona they had supported their team Curlers World Championships in Stranraer before travelling to Belfast and were enjoying their visit tremendously.
February 23, 2026

World Rotary Day

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February 23, 2026

World Rotary Day

Today - World Rotary Day - is a time to reflect on the remarkable achievements of Rotarians and acknowledge Rotary's relentless commitment to promoting peace and doing good in local communities and throughout the globe. Since its founding by Paul Harris in Chicago in 1905, Rotarians have made a remarkable impact globally by nearly eradicating polio, training peacebuilders, supporting education for millions and most recently championing protecting the environment. Every single day, our network of 1.4 million changemakers across the globe is transforming lives, bringing people together, and making a difference in our communities.
January 20, 2026

Youth Leadership Success

Congratulations to Club Nominee Alexander Egan who has been awarded a coveted place in the Rotary Ireland group to visit the European Parliament in Strasbourg and take part in the Euroscola Debate in Spring 2026. We wish him a successful and enjoyable visit.
December 17, 2025

Clothing for the Homeless

The Club has handed over before Christmas members’ donations of winter clothing for the Belfast Homeless Charity. Past President Alan Rundle delivered 7 bags of winter clothes and sleeping bags to the Charity’s Liz Rocks, as a follow up to the previous donation of 20 sets of waterproof clothing.
December 16, 2025

Xmas Party 2025

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December 16, 2025

Xmas Party 2025

The Club was delighted to end activities for the 2025 by providing the traditional Christmas Party for the Mitchell House Junior School children on Wednesday December 16 and it was as enjoyable for all as ever!
December 16, 2025

Christmas Lunch 2025

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December 16, 2025

Christmas Lunch 2025

36 Club members and guests enjoyed an excellent Christmas Lunch at the Europa Monday 16 December.

T1920 tspWelcome to the website of

The Rotary Club of Belfast.

 

Please explore it and get a flavour of how volunteer Rotarians use our skills and vocations throughout our various projects to Make a Difference to people less fortunate than ourselves at home and abroad and the fun and fellowship we enjoy being members of the family of Rotary. 

The Rotary Club of Belfast is a vibrant club, welcoming and friendly
and we welcome visitors from the World of Rotary at any time.

 To visit please contact the Club in advance here.

 

 

Pres Steven

I am honoured to take on the role of President of Belfast Rotary Club for the year 2025-26 and grateful for the chance to work with people who are dedicated to service and community with integrity, whose aim locally and globally is to create meaningful change.

Our projects, which range broadly through education, health, peace and reconciliation and disaster relief, can be seen in detail throughout this website and our weekly meetings, which welcome all current and prospective Rotarians, feature engaging speakers. However, we are looking to broaden our meetup options and enhance our activities to foster greater community engagement in both practical and enjoyable ways and we warmly welcome anyone interested to join us in making a positive change around the world.

This year’s Rotary message is Unite for Good.
We welcome you to join us on this positive journey! 

Heather Shiell, President 2025/26

Join Us

Membership of the Club is an incredibly rewarding and enjoyable experience and we are actively looking for new people to invite to join and breathe new vibrancy and ideas into the Club and take Rotary into its second century in Belfast.

If you think Rotary may be for you, or for further information, please contact us.

Getting involved with Rotary could be the most important thing you ever do.

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