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Malone RFC is a rugby union club in Belfast, County Antrim, founded in 1892. It is a South Belfast club competing at the top of the All-Ireland League with excellent facilities.
As one of four rugby union clubs we list in County Antrim, Malone RFC gives local players a place to train, compete and belong. Whether you are new to the sport or an experienced player, this page shows you where the club plays and how to get involved.
Malone RFC dates from 1892, during rugby's first great expansion. The IRFU had formed in 1879, and clubs were springing up in towns across Northern Ireland.
That gives the club more than 130 years of rugby in Belfast, County Antrim. In addition, generations of local players, coaches and volunteers have shaped its story.
In total, County Antrim has four rugby union clubs in our directory. So use the links below to compare nearby clubs, grounds and playing levels before you decide.
Getting started at the club is simple. First, get in touch to check the next training session and which teams have space.
Then come along, meet the coaches and try a session. Once you are happy, simply register with the club and start playing.
Club official? Claim this listing to add a phone number, email and badge.
The club calls Belfast, County Antrim home. For directions, use the Google Maps link on this page to find the ground and plan your journey.
The club dates from 1892. As a result, it has more than 130 years of rugby union history.
First, contact the club to ask about training times, membership and which teams have space. In most cases, clubs welcome new players and offer a taster session first.
Scroll down to see other rugby union clubs in County Antrim. Because each one has its own profile, you can easily compare grounds and levels.
Compare other clubs close to Belfast before you choose.