Events at NICS Hockey Club at Stormont, Belfast

Our Inclusion Hockey programme is BACK for 2024!

6 weeks of fun & games for young people with learning difficulties. Rewarding for all – our volunteers, parents but more importantly the KIDS who take part!

Starting Wednesday 8th May 2024 at Stormont, 6.15pm to 7.30pm.

Interested? Get in touch.
Been before? Get in touch!
Never been but curious? Get in touch!
Know someone who might be interested? Get in touch, or get them to get in touch!

Looking forward to seeing you all!!

13th April- NICS mens 2’s win the McClements Cup at Stormont

Nics 2nd XI – 3

Garvey 3XI – 1

End of Season 2023/24 Junior Girls
That’s a wrap for a pretty busy season for the junior girls with lots of fun being had every week! We’ve had a great season with new players joining, skills learnt, friendships made, friendlies across all age groups being played, matches won and lost and blitz days attended too!
Thank you to the parents for the commitment in rain, hail or shine and big thank you to all coaches who turn up week in week out preparing drills, running drills and making sure girls have the best experience they can

Well done to our award winners for the season:
U9s most improved – Raya Kennedy
U9s player of the year – belle mcclay
U11s most improved – Eva Herron and maya mccorry
U11s player of the year – Sophie Minta
U13s most improved – Hannah Brownlie
U13s player of the year – Eliana mcilveen
U15s most improved – Amelia finch
U15s player of the year – Shannon Rutherford

26th March – U11’s end of season trip to Indiana Land

16th Dec – Last games of 2023. Merry Christmas

25th November – Christmas Dinner and DJ at The Pavilion – See our Members Facebook page to purchase tickets

22nd July 2023 – Mixed Match

Excellent turn out of over 30 players Well done Team Red. Its training and pre-season friendlies in August next

18th June – Mixed 7’s Tournament

An end of season tournament for the clubs in teams of 7 with mixed men and ladies

10th June – Inclusion Hockey Programme

Northern Ireland Civil Service Hockey Club launched its 3rd annual coaching programme for young people with learning disabilities and/or learning difficulties in an effort to increase participation in hockey by making our sport more attractive to and accessible for children who do not feel comfortable or able to join mainstream sessions. We can definitely say it was a great success with everone enjoying it immensely.