Old Town Hall, Banbridge

The Old Town Hall, located in Scarva Street, Banbridge, Northern Ireland, is a historic Grade B1 listed building completed in 1834. Originally designed as a market hall and assembly space, it features neoclassical architecture with a symmetrical facade and a clock turret. The building has served various purposes over the years, including as the headquarters for the Banbridge Urban District Council and later as offices for the local Electricity Board and Citizens Advice. Despite suffering damage from two bomb attacks in the 1980s, it underwent significant refurbishment in 2012 and now operates as a community advice center and tourist information office, while also hosting local community groups like the Banbridge Historical Society. Its rich history and architectural significance make it an interesting stop for tourists and researchers alike.