Rotary Club of Belfast

Christmas Dinner 2015

Dinner01Over 50 members and guests enjoyed another wonderful evening at the Club Christmas Dinner Meeting held in the Ulster Reform Club Monday night 14 December. President Ronnie and Elma welcomed all on arrival and before dinner, in particular, Inner Wheel Club of Belfast Joint President Rosie Clements (sadly Judy Hinds was ill and unable to be present), ADG Roland Bailie (personal guest of Janice Knowles) and Rotary Global Peace Scholar Kjelsie Hass. 

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District Conference 2015

Conf15.33 members and partners joined President Ronnie & Elma at the District Conference held 25-27 September 2015 at the Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork. It was a very sociable Conference and all enjoyed the times spent with Rotarians from Dublin and Donaghadee Clubs.

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Across the Boyne

01. AlllRotariansAndGuestsInFrontOfOldcourtHousePresident Ronnie with 17 members and 6 guests had an excellent joint meeting which was enjoyed by all Tuesday 01 September at the Boyne Interpretative Centre with President Donald Gordon and members of the Dublin Rotary Club.

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President's Day and Handover 2015

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President Ronnie concluded his year at his President's Day held 29 June at the Royal Belfast Golf Club. Always the highlight of the Club's year and this year's proved to continue that tradition being greatly enjoyed by all. 6 members played golf during the afternoon and 72 members and guests enjoyed chatting on the terrace and the newly refurbished bar areas.

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Grub Club goes to Graze

Graze Apr1522 members and partners thoroughly enjoyed an 'Grub Club' evening at Graze restaurant, Ballyhackamore, Wednesday 22 April. An excellent menu foretold a delicious 2 course meal savoured by all. Plenty of fellowship and chat completed this most successful evening. Our thanks to Eileen Kennedy for organising it.

 

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