Banbridge (/bænˈbrɪdʒ/ ban-BRIJ) is a town in County Down, Northern Ireland. It lies on the River Bann and the A1 road and is named after a bridge built over the River Bann in 1712. It is situated in the civil parish of Seapatrick and the historic barony of Iveagh Upper, Upper Half. The town began as a coaching stop on the road from Belfast to Dublin and thrived from Irish linen manufacturing. The town is the headquarters for Banbridge District Council. It had a population of 16,653 people in the 2011 Census.
Restaurants in Banbridge
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Welcome to our family run Beauty Salon and private beauty holistic education centre in the heart of Banbridge Northern Ireland. The exotic African style of the salon makes it a truly 'out of Africa' experience also offering full hair salon services.
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We are a quaint and quirky craft shop, set in the picturesque Quaker village of Bessbrook. We specialise in wools and unique hand crafted gifts.. All local to Northern Ireland. We stock re-loved furniture, giftware,needle craft and materials, candles, jewellery, cushions, bespoke christening attire..We also stock the unique creations of local crafters and help promote their work..Our own brands include 'Vintage Revival' re-loved furniture and 'Fleece' n'Loops' fleece comforters and blanketsWe offer a growing range of classes in knitting and crocheting.
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Fantastic unique pieces Designed with great thought has gone into each piece Fab gift ideas for all occasions Or for pieces around the house
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Situated on the main A1 road between Belfast and Newry, E2A Community Arts Centre is a new concept in local crafts. We have two dedicated Craft Galleries for people to come along and display or sell. From baking accessories to cushions, jewellery to fairtrade products, you're spoilt for choice! Also at E2A, we have Banbridge's very own Build-a-Bear Em'paw'rium! Fancy dress and delicious cupcakes!
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Beechgrove Doggy Fun Park gives your dog the perfect opportunity to socialise, learn a wide variety of skills and behaviours that will last a lifetime… all while having fun! We offer a clean, safe and secure environment with four different large enclosures which are used to match dogs by size, natures and capabilities so you and your dog can get the most out of your visit.
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A little centre of excellence! If you are looking for a venue to meet friends for coffee and treats, to a fabulous breakfast or lunch, this famous centre of Art and exhibitions is the place. Spacious parking and just off the roundabout near The Boulevard and on route to Dublin or Belfast - stop! See FE McWilliams legacy sculptures as well as travelling art exhibitions or to stop at the tourist advice centre and finish with a treat to eat - try this!!!!
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Visit the last remaining Irish Linen weaver - Thomas Ferguson Irish Linen A visit to Thomas Ferguson Irish Linen offers visitors a rare opportunity to see Irish Linen at its various stages of production. These include design, weaving, specialist cutting, hemming and ornamenting. In our beautiful Linen Centre you can learn about the rich history of Irish Linen. We also offer a tour around the factory where you can see the actual production of our linens-sewer's busy finishing unique tablecloths, weavers mastering the art of weaving and the thoughtful packaging process. Our knowledgeable tour guide will bring you closer the real history of Irish Linen. Please book a tour in advanced via email or call our factory and ask for Nigel Spiers. The Linen Centre also offers a unique shopping opportunity with a whole collection of lovely linen products you can choose from- tablecloths, bedsheets, handkerchiefs and more!
4.5 based on 11 reviews
To find out more about the library including opening times and holidays please visit the Libraries NI website.
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Solitude park has far developed from it's initial days. Built around the River Bann in the town made famous as the first town with a flyover bridge in Ireland known as 'the cut' and in the famous song 'The Star of the County Down' the park now accommodate a large open air concert area, beautiful walkways, bridges and an extensive children's play area complete with an array of various swings, slides and climbing areas which leads out to the large out of town Tesco store. Well worth a visit to chill out and relax.
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