A Northern Ireland council has issued an update after one one of its leisure centres suffered significant damage as a result of Storm Éowyn. The roof blew off a section of the Bangor Aurora Aquatic ...

Storm Eowyn’s 90mph winds badly damaged the building on Friday, and over the weekend officials stated the huge facility would still be shut today (Monday). Late in 2021, Storm Arwen also tore off a ...

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The roof of Bangor Aurora Leisure Centre has been ‘significantly damaged’ as Storm Éowyn brings severe winds to Northern Ireland. A red weather warning is in place until 2pm on Friday.

More than 240,000 homes and businesses are without power in Northern Ireland after Storm Eowyn battered the region. Hundreds of trees came down during the storm, damaging properties and blocking roads ...

Damage caused to the roof of Bangor Aurora Leisure Centre in Co Down (Rebecca Black/PA). PA Wire A Met Office red warning that covered the whole region from 7am lifted at 2pm. Schools, colleges ...

This isn't the first time something like this has happened at the facility - the roof was also damaged during Storm Arwen in 2021. In an update, external on social meeting, Dublin Airport says its ...

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The strongest gust of wind recorded on Friday was 92.2mph at Killowen in Co Down. Damage caused to the roof of Bangor Aurora Leisure Centre in Co Down (Rebecca Black/PA) A Met Office red warning that ...

The Aurora Leisure centre in Bangor, Co Down, sustained significant damage to its roof, and several large trees crashed down in Cyprus Avenue, a tree-lined street in east Belfast made famous by a ...