Along with live music and a craic-ing selection of real ales, Maddens is bringing you everything you'd need from a sports bar in Belfast city centre. Take your pick between boxing, rugby and - of course - the All Ireland final.

Among the best places to catch the action, Franklins sports bar in Belfast is showcasing everything from the Super Bowl and Six Nations to the Grand Prix. Fill up on pizza, wings and plenty of beer from their menu, before heading to the top floor gaming area where pool tables, beer pong and dartboards await.

Situated on Dublin Road, Filthy McNasty's is a late-night sports bar that's promises great craic every single time. There are multiple HD screens showing all the biggest sporting events during the day, and by night this trendy space turns into a live music hotspot, with performances every single evening. Stay refreshed with craft beer, Guinness and tasty slices of pizza, while partying in their quirky red venue.

Perfect for the summer months, The Bone Yard is a cool outdoor venue in the city centre, with open-air spaces as well as covered seating areas for the more unpredictable weather. Whether you're sat on one of their colourful picnic tables or the rustic wooden benches, you'll have a great view of their HD screens for the football, rugby and more. Hungry? Be sure to check out their Burnt Fingers barbecue menu as well - which includes everything from pulled pork sandwiches to mac 'n' cheese loaded fries.

For those of you after a GAA pub, this is it. Not only does Laverys show live sports, but it's also got Ireland's largest pool room, comedy nights and a belting food menu. If rugby is your thing, take advantage of the Ulster transport package; complete with beers, burgers or steak and round trip transportation.

If you're looking for places to watch sport in Belfast, then your search is over. Along with regular screenings of all the big matches, Ulster Sports Club serves up craft beers and tasty wings. There's even pool tables and live music events to keep you going until late.