Comber Parish section of Ballygowan from townlands.ie We next turn to the townland of Ballygowan, which lends itself to the name of the...

Norman Nevin MBE (1909-1996) The following article is taken from a talk delivered on Monday 11th May 2009 by local historian Desmond...

The late Erskine Willis recounts the story of the Comber Abbey stones and how they ended up in St Marys COI

Ballyloughan from Townlands.ie Ballyloughan, which encompasses the bottom of the Coach Road, Barnhill, Nurseyville and the beginning of...

Ballyrickard is Northwest of Comber and takes in a section of the Newtownards Road to the shores of Strangford Lough, stretching in an...

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating 'Reminiscences of Comber, it's inhabitants and our life there' by Maria Duffin

Explore Old Comber through the eyes of Maria 'Molly' Drennan. Maria writing in 1948, records her memories of her childhood in Comber 1860-76

Discover the history of Comber War Memorial and the heart-warming community efforts to honour fallen soldiers of the town.

Explore the rich history of Ballynichol, a townland south of Comber, featuring a B2 listed bridge and prehistoric standing stones.

Discover the historic Ballycreelly, a townland in Comber parish with its rich past, archaeological sites, and listed buildings.

Explore the rich history and archaeological sites of Ballyhanwood, from its Norman origins to its role in World War II espionage.

Uncover the controversial career of Comber man, William Sturgeon, from his teaching days to his contentious career as Presbyterian Minister

Uncover the intriguing history of Ballykeel, the townland nestled between Crossnacreevy and Moneyreagh villages. Explore its rich past and w

Discover the history of Andrews Corn & Flour Mills, from its Comber origins in the 17th century to today.

A short overview of the townland of Ballybeen, Comber Parish, Co. Down

A short overview of the townland of Ballyalton, Comber parish, Co. Down

Herbert Kennedy Andrews was born in Comber at Carnesure on the 10th August 1904 to Arthur McDonald Andrews & Sarah Black. Whilst born in...

A short blog on Ballymalady Townland

A short overview of the townland of Ballymagaughey

A sort article on Ballyhenry Major & Minor