Harland & Wolff Welders F.C.

The club, founded in 1965, hails from Belfast and played its home matches at Tillysburn Park in the East of the city. In October 2021 the H&W Welders moved from Tillysburn park into a redevelopment of Blanchflower Park Stadium costing over £5m with 3G pitches and new stands.[1] A new stadium and facilities in the Danny Blanchflower Playing Fields was under construction by 2020, suitable for Premiership football.[2]

The club was formed by the welders of the nearby Harland & Wolff shipyard.[3] The club's colours are amber and black to display the link with Harland & Wolff shipyard and its cranes. Harland & Wolff Welders share a long running rivalry with fellow East Belfast Championship 1 side Dundela. In April 2014 they formed a partnership with Harland Youth, a young club composed of six teams of all ages and they will now be called H&W Welders Youth.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  NIR Ben McCauley — GK  NIR Joe McGovern — DF  NIR Adam Wright — DF  NIR Alan McMurtry — DF  NIR Callum Byers — DF  NIR Craig Harris — DF  NIR Daniel McMurray — DF  NIR Gary Spence — DF  NIR Scott McMillan — MF  NIR Charlie Dornan — MF  NIR David Graham

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  NIR Gareth Tommons — MF  NIR Joshua Boyd — MF  NIR Ryan Deans — MF  NIR Scott Davidson — FW  NIR Brandon Nelson — FW  NIR Darren Murray — FW  NIR Mark Anderson — FW  NIR Matthew Ferguson — MF  NIR Matthew Henry — FW  NIR Michael McLellan — DF  NIR James McCarthy (on loan from Glentoran)