Belfast’s Titanic Quarter: The iconic landmark where Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Team India will stay during Ireland tour
Belfast’s Titanic Quarter: The iconic landmark where Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Team India will stay during Ireland tour originally appeared on Cricket News.
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KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Team India to play two T20Is against Ireland in Belfast from June 26.
- The squad travels in two batches via Dubai and Dublin to reach Belfast.
- The Titanic Quarter was selected as Team India’s hotel base for the tour.
India’s tour of Ireland brings the team to Belfast’s famous Titanic Quarter
Fresh off their ICC T20 World Cup 2026 triumph, the Indian cricket team is gearing up for its first assignment since the win, a two-match T20I series against Ireland.
Both fixtures will be played at the Civil Service Cricket Club in Belfast, with the two sides set to face off twice within a tight three-day window.
This series also kicks off India’s broader UK tour, since the squad will move on to a white-ball series against England right after wrapping up the Ireland leg.
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How is Team India travelling to Belfast?
Reports from Times Now have suggested that the squad is making the journey to Belfast in two separate groups. The first set of players and support staff will depart from Chennai, flying via Dubai and Dublin before covering the final stretch to Belfast by road.
The second group will depart from Mumbai on an identical route through Dubai and Dublin, with arrival in Belfast expected in the afternoon of June 24.
Inside Belfast’s Titanic Quarter
The team’s base for the entire tour has been confirmed as Belfast’s well-known Titanic Quarter, where players and support staff will stay together throughout their time in the city.
This waterfront district sits on reclaimed land along the River Lagan and takes its name from its deep ties to maritime history, since it was here that the Harland & Wolff shipyard once built the RMS Titanic before its fateful 1912 voyage.
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The Titanic Belfast museum is an angular, ship-inspired building that traces the construction and history of the doomed liner through interactive exhibits. Visitors can also explore the SS Nomadic, the last surviving vessel from the White Star Line fleet, docked nearby as a floating museum.
Beyond its historical draw, the Titanic Quarter has grown into a hub housing film studios, educational campuses, and a public records archive, alongside hotels and apartment blocks that cater to both tourists and residents.
India vs Ireland T20I series 2026 schedule
DateMatchVenueJune 26, 20261st T20IBelfastJune 28, 20262nd T20IBelfast
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