Eddie Irvine Sports

Eddie Irvine Sports operates from 41 Balloo Road in Bangor (BT19 7PG), County Down, Northern Ireland, 15-25 minutes from Belfast. The complex is owned by Eddie Irvine, the former Formula 1 driver who finished runner-up in the 1999 World Championship behind Mika Häkkinen and won the 1999 Australian Grand Prix for Ferrari.

The indoor kart track ranks among Ireland's leading venues, set within a multi-activity complex that combines six indoor football pitches, racing simulators, a roller disco, golf simulator, pickleball, padel tennis, and snooker tables. The site is built for team-building, stag and hen parties, and corporate events with adrenaline-focused packages. Contact 028 9145 1457 or [email protected].

Bangor stands as the main seaside town of County Down on the east coast of Northern Ireland. Bangor Marina ranks among the largest marinas in Ireland. The North Down Coastal Path runs 26 km along Belfast Lough. The Ulster Folk Museum at Holywood (a living museum of rural Ulster around 1900) sits 10 km west. Belfast Titanic Quarter and Titanic Belfast (the museum of the Harland & Wolff-built liner 1909-1912) lie 18 km west. Stormont Parliament Buildings 1932. Crawfordsburn Country Park. Mount Stewart NT 18th-century gardens. The Mournes and Slieve Donard 850 m reach 50 km south. The Giant's Causeway UNESCO 1986 (40 000 basalt columns) lies 100 km north-west.