Lagan Scullers Club was formed forty years ago by a group of enthusiastic sweep rowers. Recognising that little opportunity existed on the Lagan for sculling, they created a new club dedicated to the sport of sculling!
And so Lagan Scullers’ was born, promoting sculling uniquely, providing boats, equipment, facilities and most importantly, support to all wishing to take part in this exhilarating sport.
Over the years we have grown to be an active, fun loving club where all members enjoy the best of all worlds, great rowing, great entertaining and great days on the Lagan. Check out our gallery and get in touch!
“The home for inspired scullers”
At LSC we want to capture a true sense of family, belonging and ownership coupled with the ambition and aspiration to provide you with the best possible opportunity for success in the art of sculling.
We are particularly proud that we have had many beginners start their journey here and today are recognised as some of the greats of rowing, competing successfully nationally and internationally.
Why not Contact Us now and we’ll be in touch to arrange for you to come and have a go!
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Lagan Scullers Club promotes Sculling in Belfast. That is rowing with one oar in each hand.
A few photos of Tuesday evening’s club night at Lagan Scullers, proving that rowing isn’t all sweat and blisters!![]()
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#BeSeenBeHeardBelong
Well done to our Masters Women’s group for flying the LSC flag at the European Masters regatta in Munich this week 👏
As the curtain comes down on another fantastic edition of the Irish rowing championships, it became clear again just how hard it is to win at this event. Nevertheless, it was great to see Lagan Scullers represented this weekend by Jess Smith, Luke Watts (pictured on the right) and some associated athletes now rowing for other clubs.![]()
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Irish rowing’s strength in depth continues to grow and it’s great to see LSC being part of that. Here’s to more success in future.
Beautiful weather is leading to hot conditions at the Irish rowing championships in Cork this weekend. Above is a beautiful shot of Jess Smith at the start of the Women’s Club 2 1x time trial. A valiant effort from Jess in the Club 2 and Intermediate 1x time trials but sadly she missed out on qualification for the semi finals.![]()
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Luke Watts is through to the final of the Men’s senior 1x in a very strong field, and will race with QUB in a composite crew in the Senior VIII final later this afternoon.
A big GOOD LUCK from all at Lagan Scullers Club to Luke Watts (Senior 1x, and composites with Queens), and Jessica Smith (Inter and Club 2 singles), both racing for LSC, at the Irish Champs in Cork this Friday to Sunday🤞🏽🏆![]()
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Weather forecast looks good, it should be a great weekend!