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Supporting Rotary Foundation
As a global humanitarian organization, Rotary continually takes action to help communities in need. Because you are a dedicated leader in Rotary, we want you to be among the first […]
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Bangor Rotarians celebrate Morrell Murphy’s 100th Birthday
Members of Bangor Rotary Club have had the unique opportunity to celebrate the 100th birthday of one of its members, Morrell Murphy.
International Women’s Day @ Bangor Rotary
Wednesday 8th March@ 11:30am. Bangor Golf Club, Broadway, Bangor President Margaret invites you to join her and a panel of women from around the world who have chosen to make […]
Neil Boyd on Baseball in Ireland
At a recent evening meeting of Bangor Rotary, members learned about the burgeoning baseball scene in Northern Ireland as Neil Boyd highlighted the growth of the game and the difference […]
Callum Barkowski wins Young Leader Competition
Winner of the zone final of the Rotary Youth Leadership Competition, Callum Barkowski (second left) from Regent House School along with the runners-up (from left) Jessica Audley, Glenlola College, Jorga […]
Deborah Neill visits Bangor Rotary
Local skin-care manufacturer Deborah Neill visited Bangor Rotary to share her story recently. Deborah told Rotarians, “My range of clean, minimal & gentle skincare has been created to be both […]
Bangor Rotary selects Youth Leadership finalists
The judges President Margaret Francey and Rotarians Barbara Boyle and Andrew Young with our Club Finalists (left to right) Jessica Audley, Ruby Monaghan and Andrew Brown Having completed the in-school […]
Bangor Rotary Act of Remembrance
A World War Two Royal Navy veteran, who will celebrate his 100th birthday in January, played a major part in Bangor Rotary Club’s annual Remembrance Service. Proudly wearing his service […]
Bangor Rotary Charity Breakfast raises £2000
President of Bangor Rotary Club, Margaret Francey, has told Rotarians it is a sad fact of life that, in what is generally considered an affluent part of the country, more […]
