is a defunct intermediate football club which existed in Northern Ireland during the inter-war years.

It defeated Larne 1–0 in a replay at Windsor Park, the Willows having held the lead in the first game from the 40th to the 85th minute.

[5] Willowfield had previously reached the Irish Cup final in 1923–24, when it lost 1–0 to Queen's Island (again at Windsor Park), the winning goal coming as early as the 2nd minute.

[9][10] A new amateur club with the same name was founded in 1932[11] and its greatest success was winning the Clarence Cup in 1935–36, beating Malone R.C.

[13][14] The club played from 1918 to 1926 at the Cregagh Recreation Grounds (home of Cregagh Cricket Club), and then at the Willowfield Recreation Grounds (now Gibson Park Avenue), which was opened on 4 September 1926.