About
East Belfast Archery Club is a small and friendly club located in East Belfast, formed in 2011 by members from a previous archery club. The club caters to both beginners and experienced archers, offering indoor and outdoor target archery.
At East Belfast Archery Club, they welcome members interested in various aspects of archery and provide opportunities to shoot different bow styles, including traditional longbows, barebows, recurve bows, and compound bows. They have year-round shooting sessions, with indoor sessions taking place on Mondays and Thursdays at the Tullycarnet Community Centre. For outdoor sessions, the club affiliates with other clubs, and the details are organised closer to the date, with information shared with club members.
Currently, the club has full membership, but they are open to inquiries from individuals interested in beginners' courses or those who already have archery experience and are members of a governing body. Guests who meet the criteria can also shoot at East Belfast Archery Club by sending an email for arrangements.
The club's website offers a wealth of information, including links to other archery clubs' websites and social media pages, directions to the shooting locations, frequently asked questions pages, information for beginners and members, and a regularly updated news section to keep up with the club's progress.
Contact information for East Belfast Archery Club includes their indoor base at Tullycarnet Community and Resource Centre, Kinross Avenue, Belfast, Antrim BT5 7GE, and their outdoor base at Stormont Estate, Newtownards Road, Belfast, Antrim BT4 3SH. They can be reached via email at info@belfastarchery. Co. uk.
The website also provides a cookie policy and privacy policy to ensure the best experience for visitors. The website's design was created by Fitzpatrick-Designs. Com and designed by DontBlameTheMonkey. Uk.
Overall, East Belfast Archery Club offers a welcoming and inclusive environment for archery enthusiasts of all levels, providing opportunities for skill development and enjoyment of the sport.
