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

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

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

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

A short overview of the townland of Ballymagaughey

A article exploring the construction of Comber’s New Cemetery.

An account of the Ulster Revival of 1859 in Comber, Co. Down

A short overview of Ballyaltikilligan townland, Comber Parish, Co. Down.

Article covering the ‘Night of the Big Wind’ and it’s affect on the town of Comber

Christian traditions in Comber stretch back some 1,600 years. St Patrick is said to have come here. Unfortunately he did not receive a...