Cliftonville FC have opened their Reds Social Club for seven nights a week, marking the return of Monday Club with drinks, music and live football on tap. The historic venue now runs from 7pm to 1am Monday to Thursday, 2pm to 1am on Friday, and 12pm to 1am on Saturday and Sunday - giving Reds fans more chances to gather before and after matches.
What’s changed at the Reds Social Club?
The club’s board confirmed the expanded hours after March’s announcement that Monday Club would return. From 22 July 2026, supporters and local residents can drop in every night for pool, live football on screen and a full drinks menu. The venue sits inside Solitude, Cliftonville FC’s home since 1891, and the extra hours aim to pull in more fans during the Premiership off-season.
League standing: Cliftonville FC sit fifth in the Premiership with 47 points from 33 games, 26 points behind leaders Larne. Their recent form reads LWWLL, with a goal difference of plus one after scoring 49 and conceding 48 this season. The Reds last played on 9 May 2026, losing 1-2 at home to Dungannon Swifts.
Why the longer hours help Cliftonville FC
More nights open means more footfall for the Social Club and more cash flowing back into the club’s coffers. With the Premiership season paused until August, the extra evenings give fans a place to meet, watch pre-season friendlies or just unwind. The club’s Twitter account, @RedsSocialClub, will post weekly updates on events, drink deals and live football schedules so supporters can plan ahead.
Recent form shows the Reds have lost their last two games but picked up three wins in the five before that (LLWWW). The Social Club’s late-night slots on Friday and Saturday should help lift spirits before the league restarts, especially with the title race already looking tougher after Larne’s strong start.
How to track every Reds Social Club event
Follow @RedsSocialClub on X for the latest schedule, drink promotions and special nights. The account posts daily updates so you can book a table or just check when the next big-screen match kicks off. Whether it’s a midweek pint or a weekend catch-up, the club wants the Social Club to feel like a second home for every fan.
Cliftonville FC’s Social Club is now the place to be every night of the week, with football, fun and refreshments on offer at Solitude.
