Welcome to Banbridge

Banbridge (Droichead na Banna) is a rapidly growing town in County Down. It lies on the River Bann and the A1 road. It grew as a coaching stop and from Irish linen manufacturing. The town was named after the first bridge built over the Upper Bann in 1712.

Nearby towns and villages include: Rathfriland, Corbet, Annaclone, Magherally, Seapatrick, Donaghcloney, Blackskull, Lawrencetown, Loughbrickland, Dromore, Scarva,Gilford and Waringstown.

Banbridge News

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Publish: Saturday 23rd June 3:25am

Independent.ie

Banbridge coach Daniel Soper 'excited' to join Ulster backroom staff
Independent.ie
Then in 2010, Soper went out on his own, taking over at Banbridge, where he has brought in a steady upward trajectory in club fortunes, highlighted in two promotions in the All Ireland League to reach Division 1B for the first time. Soper will continue ...

Publish: Monday 4th June 11:35am

Talk of the Town

Cuchulainn riders finish third and fourth in Banbridge
Talk of the Town
Cuchulainn Cycling Club had a number of its members competing in Banbridge at the weekend in the Noel Teggart race. In the A4 event, which was a hard 92km, including five laps of the demanding Scrava Hill, the club had two men in the top five. Ian ...

Publish: Monday 18th June 6:15pm

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