Provincial Overview & Historical Lineage
Under the Grand Lodge of Ireland (founded 1725), the Provincial Grand Lodge of Antrim is the largest Irish Masonic Province, covering north and west Belfast, Carrickfergus, Larne, Ballymena, Antrim, and Lisburn.
Meets at the historic Freemasons' Hall in Arthur Square, Belfast (built 1868) and Rosemary Street Masonic Hall.
| Official Title | Provincial Grand Lodge of Antrim |
|---|---|
| Grand Lodge Constitution | GLoI |
| Geographic Region | Northern Ireland |
| Provincial Headquarters | Freemasons' Hall, 19 Arthur Square, Belfast, BT1 4FAD |
| Year Constituted | 1805 |
| Warranted Craft Lodges | Approximately 240 Lodges (~7,000 members) |
| Official Provincial Website | https://www.pglantrim.org ↗ |
Masonic Halls & Centres in Antrim (Belfast & NI)
Select a Masonic Hall in Antrim (Belfast & NI) below for exact street addresses, postcodes, nearest railway stations, parking, resident Lodges, and wedding or function room hire:
Masonic Hall in Belfast (BT1)
Belfast Freemasons' Hall (Arthur Square & Park Avenue)
19 Arthur Square, Belfast, BT1 4FG
Premier & Historic Warranted Lodges in Antrim (Belfast & NI)
Provincial Grand Lodge of Antrim oversees approximately 240 Craft Lodges and Royal Arch Chapters meeting across Belfast and surrounding towns.
Antrim (Belfast & NI) Provincial Regalia & Joining Information
Brethren appointed to Provincial Grand Rank in Provincial Grand Lodge of Antrim wear the official Antrim (Belfast & NI) Provincial emblem on their full dress and undress aprons and collar jewels in accordance with Book of Constitutions dress regulations. Explore our Province-Specific Regalia & Apron Showcase or read our Step-by-Step Guide to Joining Freemasonry in Antrim (Belfast & NI).