Bangor, located in County Down, is a mere 21-minutre drive from Belfast. Here, you will find beautiful scenery and some of the best summer activities that Northern Ireland has to offer.

The Seacourt Print Workshop in Bangor is showcasing prints from Joe Tilson who is strongly associated with the 1960s British Pop Art movement.

Announcing the passing of a loved one in local news media is a longstanding tradition and we are proud of the trust placed in us to make these important announcements. Every notice published to our ...

A stunning partial solar eclipse will appear in skies around the world tomorrow, making it look like the sun has grown a pair of devil horns. During a partial solar eclipse, the moon moves between ...

Here’s the latest traffic and travel news from around Northern Ireland. DfI Roads said just before 1.30pm: "The M1 motorway has now been closed in both directions following an earlier collision ...

Nat Johnson has been called up to the Northern Ireland women's squad for the Nations ... Lisburn Rangers 17-year-old goalkeeper Kate Smith will also join up with the squad as a training player ...

"Song for Ireland" was written by Phil Colclough, a Northern Irish singer-songwriter, and first recorded in 1977. It is a classic in the Irish music scene, and it is a way of remembering those who ...

Latest updates from your Sport topics will appear in My Sport in the BBC Sport App and in a collection on the BBC homepage. Offaly joint-manager Mickey Harte "makes a difference everywhere he goes ...

The last time Bangor played in an Irish Cup semi-final, current assistant manager John Douglas was on the pitch and he admits previous experience will help shape present plans as Lee Feeney’s ...

We are passionate about what we do and every day people all across Northern Ireland and beyond trust us to find them the perfect used vehicle. At Monaghan Bros we have been supplying new and used cars ...

After such a statement success against Irish Cup favourites Glentoran, you’d expect a scene of mad celebration inside Bangor’s changing ... back into one of Northern Ireland’s sleeping ...