Replying To ardmhacha:  "Belfast is a great town to go out in with fantastic bars, restaurants and hotels.
City centre bars are not political and generally stay away from showing any sport due to obvious reasons.
The city centre is very safe and welcomes all walks of life.
You can see games occasionally in the kitchen bar on the edge of victoria square."

Replying To jonjon:  "Why is that?

Obviously unionists/protestants (in general) aren't going to be watching GAA, but would there not be nationalist/catholic bars that would have it on in city centre? Or would they just avoid it to avoid any possible hassle?

Sorry if I'm coming across as ignorant!"

Replying To OGarmaile:  "Snobbery plays a part. Soccer is a much more popular pub tv sport and will always be given precedence. GAA fans go to games they really want to see.

I was by duke of york yesterday and it is now open so dismiss my earlier remark."

Replying To Loughduff Lad:  "Slightly out of the city centre the Errigle is a great bar (slightly pricey though), and beside that you've the Pavillion and Northern Lights. Closer in the city there are lots of options in Botanic and Cathedral area. Do be aware of price gouging. Lot of the bigger bars have increased their prices a lot post Covid. Have a look at them and you'll spot the ones trying to be upmarket and gouging. In the city I personally like Bittles, The Garrick, The Spaniard, and if you're looking for slightly touristy ones Robinsons and the Crown are always decent too with a mix of crowds."