Rotary Club of Belfast

President's Day 2026

golfersPresident Heather was delighted to welcome members and guests to her President’s Day held at the Royal Belfast Golf Club, Monday 29 June. Always an exceptional event in the Club calendar, this year's relaxed and convivial evening proved to continue that tradition being greatly enjoyed by the 31 members and guests attending. Sadly the weather was not conducive to sitting on the terrace for the pre-dinner drinks but the rain held off for the 4 golfers who had a most congenial round. After a delicious dinner Hon. Treasurer Tim Brown revealed that Past President Ivan McMinn had won the MacNab Golf Trophy with an excellent 33 points which it was presented to him by President Heather. PP Ivan remarked that they had had an excellent game and that he and PP Campbell Morton (with youth & experience!) had halved the match with Hon. Treasurer Tim and Hon. Secretary David Boyd. He noted that although he is not able to attend regularly he is very proud to be a Past President and part of the Club and he was delighted to "be back home".
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IPP Ken paid tribute to President Heather noting she had had a great year making an outstanding contribution and getting all into "action" exemplifying Service Above Self and looked forward to serving with her again. He presented her with the compendium of the year's editions of the Club News.

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Thanking him President Heather then noted how immensely she had enjoyed her year as President, loving getting to know Rotary better and, most of all, getting to know the many people she has met along the way. She particularly stressed how enthusiastic she is about friendship, service and being people of action, which she believe lies at the heart of Rotary and thanked everyone for making her year so remarkable. She concluded by noting that as President of The Rotary Club of Belfast, how proud she is to tell people about all the work the Club is involved in and the difference it can make.

Linen Lounge Delight

LL7Another delightful evening was had at the Linen Lounge, Belfast Metropolitan College Thursday 07 May at which the Club was delighted to welcome members' guests, Michael Lynch JCI and 8 members of the Rotary Club of Lisburn.

The evening commenced with a complimentary glass of Prosecco, followed by a delicious four-course meal, which was presented with great care and served with a smile. The atmosphere was filled with fellowship and lively conversation, contributing to the success and conviviality of the event. Many thanks are extended to the supervisors and the students and to Past President Alan Rundle for organising this enjoyable evening.

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Christmas Lunch 2025

xmas lunch 2536 Club members and guests enjoyed an excellent Christmas Lunch at the Europa Monday 16 December. President Heather welcomed all especially guests especially Inner Wheel Club of Belfast President Hilary Brooks and Olive Byers (widow of former member Brian), unfortunately apologies were received from the other widows invited. The great buzz in the room exemplified the usual relaxed enjoyment and fellowship of the event enhanced this year by the warm and comfortable atmosphere of the full 1st Floor Piano Restaurant.

District Conference 2025

D Conf.Awards 25The Club was delighted to attend the District Conference held in the Royal Court Hotel Friday-Sunday 26-28 September with 5 members joining President Heather. Extremely well organised by the Ballymoney Club it was well very attended and an excellent weekend of the usual formal and informal gatherings. Excellent speakers covered a most interesting and wide range of topics blending Rotary and non - Rotary themes, humorous and serious.

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Visit to Dublin

Dublin 25.1Dublin 25.4PE Heather and Christopher, PP Brian Clements, PP Maurice and Hillary and Hon. Sec David and Jenny had a most enjoyable, if long, day of fellowship and culture in Dublin with 15 members of the Rotary clubs of Lisburn and Newry. Travelling by train at 8.00am the group made their way by foot and taxi to the National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street which specialises in Irish and other antiquities dating from the Stone Age to the Late Middle Ages, medieval metalwork and Viking artefacts. 

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