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Rotary Youth Leadership Competition 2021/22
Introduction to the Youth Leadership Competition The Rotary Club of Bangor supports Rotary Ireland’s flagship competition and we would like to invite you to enter – TODAY! The Youth Leadership Development Competition, run with the assistance of the European Parliament Office in Dublin, is one of Rotary’s longest-running youth projects, an all-Ireland annual event aimed […]
Lt Tim McCullagh visits Bangor Rotary
Lt Tim McCullagh is seen here after giving a detailed presentation to the Rotary Club of Bangor on his recent successful mission to locate the family of an Afghan interpreter to Ireland. Many Afghans who worked with allied forces, fear for their lives under Taliban rule and Lt McCullagh spoke of the huge scale of […]
Christmas hooley at Bangor Rotary
Rotarians and Friends enjoyed enough Turkey and Ham along with Christmas Pudding to choke a donkey at the annual Christmas Hooley held at Bangor Golf Club. Sharing cracker jokes of varying levels of humour and groan and exchanging cards and small gifts made for a great start to the holiday season. December President Gavin Walker […]
Bangor Rotary supports fight against arthritis at Charity Breakfast
Bangor Rotary welcomed over 130 guests to their Annual Charity Breakfast at the Bangor Golf Club today. Welcoming the guests, President Stephen Connolly thanked them for their ongoing support of the work of the Club and invited them to consider joining us in our local, national and international charity work. Guests included Alderman Bill Keery, […]
Patrick Cregg is President-Elect for Bangor Rotary
Patrick Cregg MBE, Director of the Woodland Trust, has been handed his chain of office as President-Elect from Bangor Rotary President, Ian Wilson. Patrick will take over from Ian as President from July 1 2019.
Bangor Rotary celebrates winning Mutual Understanding Award
The photograph shows Bangor Rotary President, Bill Aiken, (left) with last year’s President, James O’Fee, holding the annual Mutual Understanding Award, first presented by Rotary Ireland in 1993. The inscribed silver salver is given to the Irish club judged to have organised the best Mutual Understanding Event between Rotary Clubs. In this case, it refers to the ‘Know […]
