The Ringland Group, a prominent hospitality operator in Belfast, has partnered with Ulster Bank in a multi-million pound refinancing deal aimed at supporting its expansion and enhancing the city’s night-time economy. The £4.75 million package includes a £1.75 million facility specifically allocated for the development of Amelia Hall, a new 480-capacity bar in Belfast’s Linen Quarter, set to open on 7 September.

This collaboration marks another milestone for the Ringland brothers, Peter and Ben, who already manage popular venues such as The Flint, The 1852, Town Square, and Southside Social. Ulster Bank’s relationship director, Richard Lusty, commented, “We are pleased to be supporting the Ringland Group in delivering this ambitious project, which will positively impact Belfast’s tourism and hospitality sector.”

Peter Ringland expressed his gratitude for Ulster Bank’s support, stating, “Ulster Bank has been instrumental in helping us realise our vision for Amelia Hall, and we are excited to continue our partnership as we contribute to Northern Ireland’s hospitality industry.”

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