Club 24 Fitness is marking six months of operations at its Belfast club in St Anne’s Square, a key step in the ongoing growth of the Northern Ireland-owned fitness brand.

Launched in April 2026 following a £1.5 million investment, the 18,000 sq ft, 24-hour venue introduced a round-the-clock gym to the Cathedral Quarter and created 16 jobs.

Belfast is the company's third club, joining established sites in Bangor and Lisburn. The facility distinguishes itself with premium finishes, high-specification equipment and dedicated sauna spaces, delivering a modern, high-quality training environment with the convenience of 24/7 access.

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Six months on, the opening underlines the company’s growth trajectory. Club 24 Fitness said it is focused on nurturing a strong local membership community, providing an accessible, high-quality experience and building a sustainable platform for future expansion.

Looking ahead, the business is assessing opportunities to extend its model to additional locations across Northern Ireland. With proven operations in Bangor and Lisburn and fresh investment in Belfast, it remains committed to measured growth alongside continued investment in local communities, facilities and employment.

Gary Brown, Founder of Club 24 Fitness, said: "Reaching six months of trading in Belfast is a fantastic milestone for us. Our investment in St Anne's Square was an important step in the development of Club 24 Fitness, and we're proud to be part of the Cathedral Quarter business community.

"We've always believed in creating gyms that offer more than just a place to train, they should be welcoming spaces where people can connect, build healthy habits and feel part of a community. Belfast has been an exciting next chapter for the business, and we’re looking forward to what comes next as we continue to explore opportunities for further growth across Northern Ireland."