Bangor was also home for James Doohans (Scotty from Star Trek) family for many years. They ran a pharmacy, which was located immediately on the left hand side of Trinity Presbyterian Church.
I came to bangor in 2010 for a long weekend stayed 5 years . Awesome place superb people so welcoming to a blow in. Now i live in scotland and oh god i miss bangor. Just need a home 2 rent and im back like a shot. Best place ever x
I live in Northern Ireland it’s my favourite place in the world to live I have tried to go everywhere but I haven’t been to Bangor personally I’d say omagh Newry Belfast and Derry is my favourites
What beautiful weather you had! We visit Bangor and area on all visits to NI. Nice selection of accommodation and the rail connections are handy for those not renting a car.
Has been beautiful, weather wise, here in Bangor for a few days now, and we are going to have a few more apparently! A good day of sunshine is worth more than a bag of coal as my Nana used to say. We often walk our dogs down to the long hole, it's especially beautiful if you go there just before sunrise, on a summers day when the sea is still as a millpond. It is magickal. But I'm biased of course!
Hello now are you what beautiful weather you had there and I love your accent the vidioes that you do are very interested best wishes take care stay safe from Lynn x ❤😊
Excellent video. How is it that the sun is always shining in your walks? We visited Bangor a few months ago for 24 hours and followed all the same sites and sights, plus Ward Park and Bangor Cenotaph that I guess you didn’t have time for.
Walker came to Bangor on a sunniest day in Northern Ireland on the 18th & 19th centuries. The walker might be looking straight to be seeing The Long Hole. Walker can be located on the right hand side of the bar. Wolsey's Mckee clock was built back in 1915 by James Mckee. Bangor marina was to using 560 boats in Bangor in the sunniest whether in Northern Ireland. Meanwhile on Main street walker to be looking to the Trinity Presbyterian Church founded in Bangor. Meanwhile in Hamilton Road walker can be soaring to St Comgall's Church of Ireland and which has located immediately of the Wesley Methodist Church at the Bangor City.
Sad they skipped over High Street's many nice pubs/music venues and Ward Park, also would have been nice to visit Ballyholme Beach, but the rest was great. Perhaps there is or will be a part 2?
Hometown!! Och sure we are close to the long hole, would have made you a wee cup of tea and baked some bacon and cheese soda bread scones had we known you were in the area!
Bangor used to be nice, now it’s an absolute dump. As a lot of shops are emptied. It was appointed to city status, sounds weird when you regard other towns are much better. It has a cathedral that’s why otherwise it’s a depressing city to visit.
There is over 1500 years worth of history of this town (will always call it a town!) sure is a shame the council does not fully explore this. It would be a huge draw for tourism.
@@UvgvgVgg I’m originally from the North of England, veryyyy depressing place, most people but not all are so depressing it’s amazing. Just like the weather, dull & grey most of the time, and most of the people are the same.
Bangor was also home for James Doohans (Scotty from Star Trek) family for many years. They ran a pharmacy, which was located immediately on the left hand side of Trinity Presbyterian Church.
Interesting!
I came to bangor in 2010 for a long weekend stayed 5 years . Awesome place superb people so welcoming to a blow in. Now i live in scotland and oh god i miss bangor. Just need a home 2 rent and im back like a shot. Best place ever x
I live in Northern Ireland it’s my favourite place in the world to live I have tried to go everywhere but I haven’t been to Bangor personally I’d say omagh Newry Belfast and Derry is my favourites
Excellent place
What beautiful weather you had! We visit Bangor and area on all visits to NI. Nice selection of accommodation and the rail connections are handy for those not renting a car.
Has been beautiful, weather wise, here in Bangor for a few days now, and we are going to have a few more apparently! A good day of sunshine is worth more than a bag of coal as my Nana used to say. We often walk our dogs down to the long hole, it's especially beautiful if you go there just before sunrise, on a summers day when the sea is still as a millpond. It is magickal. But I'm biased of course!
My home for a time. Rory Gallagher lived here. A most beautiful place.
Hi now are you excellent interested vidio of Bangor lovely seaside I like the waves of the sea best wishes take care stay safe xx
Nice, a very nice skit indeed. Thanks so much for your good work.
Hello now are you what beautiful weather you had there and I love your accent the vidioes that you do are very interested best wishes take care stay safe from Lynn x ❤😊
Excellent video. How is it that the sun is always shining in your walks? We visited Bangor a few months ago for 24 hours and followed all the same sites and sights, plus Ward Park and Bangor Cenotaph that I guess you didn’t have time for.
Walker came to Bangor on a sunniest day in Northern Ireland on the 18th & 19th centuries. The walker might be looking straight to be seeing The Long Hole. Walker can be located on the right hand side of the bar. Wolsey's Mckee clock was built back in 1915 by James Mckee. Bangor marina was to using 560 boats in Bangor in the sunniest whether in Northern Ireland. Meanwhile on Main street walker to be looking to the Trinity Presbyterian Church founded in Bangor. Meanwhile in Hamilton Road walker can be soaring to St Comgall's Church of Ireland and which has located immediately of the Wesley Methodist Church at the Bangor City.
Sad they skipped over High Street's many nice pubs/music venues and Ward Park, also would have been nice to visit Ballyholme Beach, but the rest was great.
Perhaps there is or will be a part 2?
I came to Bangor for a walk on a seaside city and I can saw on the left hand side of the Trinity Presbyterian Church founded in United Kingdom
Hometown!! Och sure we are close to the long hole, would have made you a wee cup of tea and baked some bacon and cheese soda bread scones had we known you were in the area!
Guess I'd pass by for that on his behalf 😂😂.
A great place for kids
It looks nice. Is it a nice place to live ?
So it's worth to make holiday there?
No, it is a run down tip of a place
Bangor used to be nice, now it’s an absolute dump. As a lot of shops are emptied. It was appointed to city status, sounds weird when you regard other towns are much better. It has a cathedral that’s why otherwise it’s a depressing city to visit.
There is over 1500 years worth of history of this town (will always call it a town!) sure is a shame the council does not fully explore this. It would be a huge draw for tourism.
It’s very similar with most places in the U.K. …… depressing, grey dull and depressing …..lol
Haha was waiting for this. I love how everywhere I look in Britain is a "s hole" get me out!
@@UvgvgVgg
I’m originally from the North of England, veryyyy depressing place, most people but not all are so depressing it’s amazing.
Just like the weather, dull & grey most of the time, and most of the people are the same.
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Their is many thousands of year’s history in any town or city obviously, Bangors is probably very depressing history if the truth be told.
A city that does not even have a police station, run down, tatty, full of derelict buildings and not a lot else
Not very cross community
and?
dont worry africans and indians are moving in thick and fast
Marine court hotel has boat people in it as usual closed for a long time to house them
now full off imagrents
Bangor, a dump. Full of empty
Buildings and criminal gangs.
crap.