Even though Northern Ireland didn't make it through to the group stages, that doesn't mean your UEFA Euro Championship journey has to end. Make sure you see everything on the way to one European country lifting the coveted cup by checking out these places showing the 2024 Euros in Belfast, from cool sports bars to pubs with plenty of screens.
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Last updated on 25th April 2024
A hotspot of social activity, Filthy McNasty's will be going all out for the Euros this year. They'll be showing all the biggest games in this lively venue, with over 30 draught taps to choose from while you watch. The great craic doesn't stop after the match is over though, as this spot also hosts live music seven nights a week - so be sure to stick around.
When you want to watch the Euros 2024 live in Belfast, Franklins Sports Bar has you covered with huge six and a half-metre wide screens in front of their own booths for the ultimate viewing experience. Sink into the leather sofas while you take in every corner, card and penalty kick across the tournament - munching on American-inspired comfort food as you go. Plus, there are pool tables, dartboards and beer pong for afterwards.
Not only is Lavery's home to Ireland's largest pool room, but it's Belfast's oldest family-owned bar as well - so you know you're in good hands here. They've got a number of different areas to choose from, with live sport shown in almost every single one. After you've had a game of your own on the tables, settle down in front of their TVs to catch all the nail-biting action. And for fans of stout, you're spoilt for choice with what's on offer here.
If you're looking for somewhere to watch the Euros in Belfast city centre, be sure to check out The Bone Yard. This quirky outdoor venue boasts both covered and open-air areas, perfect for all weathers, with colourful picnic tables and wooden booths perched in front of their sizeable screens. Stick around after the game for live DJ sets, and you won't want to miss their menu of barbecue fare either - think beef brisket loaded fries, pulled pork shoulder and plant-based burgers.
Ulster Sports Club can be found in the city centre, full of cosy leather banquette seats, pretty fairy lights and pool tables - perfect for a little half-time entertainment. After the match you may even find DJs taking to the decks, and there's plenty of craft beer available here too. Hungry? Then check out their menu of mouthwatering chicken wings, barbecued meats and more.
