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Bangor(County Down) Trivia

Can you answer these questions about the Northern Irish Town of Bangor?
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Last updated: November 3, 2021
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Located in this county
County Down
Located in this council area
North Down and Ards
Meaning of name
Horned curve
Staked enclosure
Population
61,001
Postcode area
BT19, BT20
Former name of town
Inver Beg
Animal on coat of arms
Shark
Sheltered bay east of the town centre; used as a training ground by American soldiers in preparation for the D Day Landings
Ballyholme Bay
Northern Ireland Executive departments headquartered in town
Department of Education
Department of Finance
North Pier was renamed in honour of this US President
Dwight D Eisenhower
Parliamentary constituency
North Down
First shopping centre to open in Northern Ireland; closed in 2006 and replaced by a Tesco
Springhill Centre
Stadium where Bangor FC play
Bangor Fuels Arena
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Film based on JG Ballard novel of the same name, starring big name actors such as Tom Hoddesdon and Jeremy Irons; much of it was filmed in the town
High Rise
First First Minister of Northern Ireland and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate; born in town
David Trimble
Genderfluid comedian who lived in the town in early childhood
Eddie Izzard
Lead singer of Snow Patrol
Gary Lightbody
Indie rock band originating from town
Two Door Cinema Club
Saint who founded monastery
St Comgall
Bangor hosts what organisation?
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Large country estate located outside town
Clandeboye Estate
Park which hosted Vital music festival in 2011
Ward Park
Famous clock which is a popular meeting place
McKee Clock
Home to Northern Ireland's largest what?
Marina
Elegant Elizabethan-Jacobean country house which serves as primary offices for council
Bangor Castle
Railway which served the town prior to nationalisation
Belfast and County Down Railway(Fun fact: Bangor is the busiest railway station in the province outside Belfast)
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