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Club from Portadown playing at the BMG Arena — the link leads to the official Facebook page, the club website is not working.

Club from Newtownards on Belfast Lough founded in 1900, former champions.

Club from the cathedral city of Armagh, playing at Holm Park.

Village club from Fermanagh, Irish Cup finalists in 2019 — the link leads to the official Facebook page, the club website is not working.

"The Duns", a club from east Belfast, playing at the cosy Wilgar Park.

Three-time champions from Lurgan — the first title winners from outside Belfast, back in 1952, now fighting to return after relegation.

Club of the welders from Belfast's Harland & Wolff shipyard, where the Titanic was built — playing at Blanchflower Park.

Club from Derry/Londonderry founded in 1905, playing at the Riverside Stadium in Drumahoe.

The "villagers'" club from Loughgall in County Armagh, playing at Lakeview Park.

Club from Castledawson, promoted to the Championship as part of the league expansion — the link leads to the official Facebook page, the club website is outdated.

Club from north Belfast, playing home matches at Inver Park in Larne.

Club from the border city of Newry, back in the Championship following the reorganisation of the leagues.

University club of Queen's University Belfast, playing at The Dub in Upper Malone.

"The Whites" from Rathfriland, promoted to the Championship as part of the league expansion — the link leads to the official Facebook page, the club website is outdated.

Club from the border town of Strabane in County Tyrone, newcomers to the expanded Championship.

"The Point", a club from the coastal town of Warrenpoint — the link leads to the official Facebook page, the club website is not working.