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Priory CIC
028 9039 4545
Priory CIC (Holywood)
Tel: 028 9039 4545
Priory CIC (Bangor)
Tel: 028 9039 4545
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IMPORTANT UPDATES
Please refer to the home page for further details regarding the following:
From Monday 30th September we will no longer be accepting GP bookings at the reception desk in Bangor or Holywood. Our telephone lines will open from 8:30am and and the front doors at both premises will open at 9am for general enquiries & treatment room appointment's.
The practice will be closed on Thursday 28th November from 12:45pm - 6:00pm for practice based learning.
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Women's lung cancer death rates set to rise
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