Belfast Giants

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The Belfast Giants are a professional ice hockey team based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, competing in the Elite Ice Hockey League.

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Label Occurrences
Belfast Giants canonical 6
Belfast Giants ice hockey team 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf professional ice hockey team
competitionLevel top tier of UK ice hockey
country United Kingdom
founded 2000
gender men's team
governingBodyContext Ice Hockey UK
hasAbbreviation BEL
hasFanBase United Kingdom
surface form: Great Britain

Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
hasFullContactSport yes
hasMascot Fionn mac Cumhaill
surface form: Finn McCool
hasProfessionalStatus professional
hasRival Cardiff Devils
Sheffield Steelers
hasSupportersGroup Giants fans
homeArena Odyssey Arena
SSE Arena Belfast
homeCityPopulationContext largest city in Northern Ireland
homeGamesPlayedAt indoor arena
inauguralSeason 2000–01 EIHL season
jerseyPrimaryColor teal
league Elite Ice Hockey League
locatedIn Belfast
Northern Ireland
mediaCoverageRegion Ireland
United Kingdom
namedAfter Irish giant mythology
ownershipType privately owned club
participatesIn domestic cup competitions in UK ice hockey
playsHomeGames SSE Arena Belfast
playsIn United Kingdom ice hockey system
promotes cross-community support in Northern Ireland
region Ulster
seasonType winter sport season
shortName Giants
sport ice hockey
surface ice rink
teamColors black
red
teal
white
usesEquipment hockey sticks
ice skates
puck
wonTitle Challenge Cup
Conference title
Elite Ice Hockey League
surface form: Elite Ice Hockey League championship

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SSE Arena Belfast primaryTenant Belfast Giants
SSE Arena Belfast notableTenant Belfast Giants
this entity surface form: Belfast Giants ice hockey team
Cardiff Devils notableRival Belfast Giants
Elite Ice Hockey League hasTeam Belfast Giants
Odyssey Arena tenant Belfast Giants
Challenge Cup mostSuccessfulClub Belfast Giants