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Documentary on Bangor football will now NOT be launched tomorrow

Earlier this evening we published an article stating S4C will launch a documentary tomorrow (Friday) on various platforms telling the story of a football revival in Bangor.

We have now been informed the programme will not receive its first airing tomorrow.

News on the revised broadcast date is awaited.

Ni ‘Di Bangor Aye! (We Are Bangor Aye!) will tell the story of how community-led initiatives have revitalised football in the city.

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