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Seagull Scene
SSE Airtricity League
First Division Season 2021
Vol. 37 No. 8
WELCOME TO THE CARLISLE
I would like to welcome John Caulfield and his
Galway United team, club officials and supporters
BRAY WANDERERS FC
to the Carlisle Grounds for this evening’s
encounter.
ROLL OF HONOUR
FAI Cup Winners (2) The return of fans to the football grounds in the last
1990, 1999 few weeks has certainly increased the atmosphere
on match day. Tonight, we are allowed to have 200
First Division Champions (3)
spectators in attendance at the Carlisle Grounds
1985/86, 1995/96, 1999/00 and the home fans certainly made a difference in
First Division runners-up (2) our last two home games with the team recording
victories over UCD (4-0) and Cobh Ramblers (2-
1990/91, 1997/98
1).
Shield Winners (1)
1995/96 Congratulations to Academy under 17 goalkeeper
National League B Division Champions (2) Jack Ross on his call up to an Ireland under 18
home based players training session this week.
1991/92, 1998/99
Jack has featured on the substitutes bench for the
Enda McGuill Cup (1) Bray Wanderers senior team on several occasions
2005 this season.
FAI Intermediate Cup Winners (2) Aine O’Gorman will join Vincent Kirwan as co-
1955/56, 1957/58 commentor on the live stream of tonight’s game on
LOI.TV. Aine, from Ennislerry, has been capped
FAI Junior Cup Winners (2)
107 times for the Republic of Ireland ladies’ team.
1955/56, 1957/58
The FAI cup draw has not been kind to Bray
Leinster Senior League Winners (3)
Wanderers during the week when we were drawn
1957/58, 1958/59, 1959,60 away to St. Patricks Athletic in Richmond Park.
Metropolitian Cup (1) The tie will take place next weekend.
1976
European Qualification (2)
Cup Winners Cup (1990)
UEFA cup (1999)
Enjoy the game.
Michael Duffy, Programme Editor
Bray Wanderers Media Links
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Contributors
@BrayWanderers
Michael Duffy, Brian Quigley, Mícheál Ó hUanacháin
Instragram:
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MATCH PREVIEW – Michael Duffy
Galway United come into tonight’s game sitting in Bray Wanderers v. Galway United
second place in the First division. They are currently The Complete Record
nine points behind leaders Shelbourne. Galway have
won their last five league games and kept four clean P W D L F A
sheets in a row. League 56 23 13 20 85 78
FAI Cup 4 2 1 1 3 3
Bray Wanderers are sitting in fifth place in the table, six
League Cup 1 0 0 1 0 3
points behind the Tribesmen and occupying the final
Shield 1 1 0 0 1 0
play-off position. Wanderers are unbeaten in their last
Play off 2 0 0 2 0 2
four games.
Total 64 26 14 24 89 86
Galway had a slow start to the season drawing three
and losing one of their four opening games played on Home 33 14 6 13 40 37
the pitch. They were eventually awarded a 3-0 walk over Away 31 12 8 11 49 49
win over Cabinteely for the late postponement of their 64 26 14 24 89 86
game scheduled for Stradbrook in early April.
Gary Shaw scored the winner for Wanderers in injury League P W D L F A
time in the earlier meeting of the sides at Eamon Deacy Home 28 11 6 11 37 34
Park in May. Joe Doyle had given Bray an early lead Away 28 12 7 9 48 44
before Ruairi Keating equalised for the home side on 34 56 23 13 20 85 78
minutes. This game was John Caulfield’s first game in
charge of Galway United.
FAI Cup P W D L F A
Galway have added to their squad in recent weeks.
Home 3 2 0 1 2 2
Goalkeeper Luke Dennison joined from Longford Town.
Away 1 0 1 0 1 1
Thomas Oluwa joined from Bohemians having played
4 2 1 1 3 3
for Shamrock Rovers B team last season. Much
travelled Joe Gorman has also signed from Longford
Town. Joe had a spell with Bray Wanderers in 2014 League Cup P W D L F A
when he made nine league appearances Stephen
Home 0 0 0 0 0 0
Christopher and goalkeeper Michael Garrihy departed
Away 1 0 0 1 0 3
the club last week.
1 0 0 1 0 3
Ruairi Keating is in third place in the goalscoring charts
in the First division this season having netted 8 league
goals to date. Bray’s Joe Doyle is joint fourth highest Shield P W D L F A
with six league goals to date. Joe has scored four times Home 1 1 0 0 1 0
in Wanderers last two home games. Away 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 1 0 0 1 0
Bray Wanderers have won three, drawn two and lost
two of their seven home league games this season. Play off P W D L F A
Home 1 0 0 1 0 1
Galway United’s away record this season is won four,
Away 1 0 0 1 0 1
drawn one and lost two of their seven away games to
2 0 0 2 0 2
date.
Ryan Graydon once again misses out for Wanderers as Galway United will be without Francely Lomboto and
he has received an additional three match ban for his Ronan Manning who remain unavailable due to long-
recent sending off against Athlone Town. term injuries.
Previous Meeting
18 July 2003
First Division
Bray Wanderers 2 Galway United 0
Bray Wanderers scored twice in the closing two Referee: Hugo Whoriskey
minutes of normal time and added time to earn the
three points in this First division encounter.
Wanderers went into this game sitting in fourth
position in the First division table and a place
inside the play off spots. Galway were in sixth
place but eight points adrift of a play-off spot.
The visitors opened the brighter, but the home
side responded well and their best first half
chances fell to John Flood, but he was denied on
both occasions by Galway keeper Robert Forde.
Galway missed two good opportunities when
Moran shot wide as O’Connor advanced to narrow
the angle and then Lawless took advantage of a
slip but pulled his shot across goal.
Chris O’Connor had to be at his best to save a long
range shot from Kevin Walsh in the second half.
The game changed with the introduction of Kieran
“Tarzan” O’Brien on 72 minutes. O’Brien
announced his arrival with a brave header just
over, but when Forde could only parry Zayed’s low
cross O’Brien was quickest to react and fired to the
net. With two minutes remaining on the clock.
Zayed added a second two minutes into added
time to clinch the victory.
Bray Wanderers: Chris O'Connor; Paul O'Reilly,
Wesley Charles, Jody Lynch, Maurice Farrell;
Keith Long, Stephen Fox, Colm James, Ciaran
Ryan; Eamon Zayed, John Flood.
Subs: Kieran O'Brien (for Ryan 72), John Walsh
(gk), Graham O'Hanlon, Dave Smullen (for Flood
82), Paul O'Reilly
Galway United: Robert Forde; Kevin Walsh, Nigel
Keady, Conor Frawley, Adrian Carberry; Dave
Goldbey, Tony Folan, Colin Fortune, Benny
Lawless; Barry Moran, Alan Murphy
Subs: Brian Geraghty, Mike Quirke (for Carberry
82), John Russell, Mike Harty, John Burke (gk)
QUIGLEY’S WORLD OF FOOTBALL
‘’ Dream Weaver” By Brian Quigley
Harrogate Town could just be the happiest club in the had the foresight to install floodlights at their Wetherby
English Football League [EFL]. The North Yorkshire Road stadium, to allow for further progression up the
town was voted the happiest place to live in Britain for pyramid. A game against Leeds United celebrated the
three years running between 2013 and 2015; to give installation, with Leeds legend Eddie Gray switching
the residents even more to smile about, the town’s on the lights for the first time. Further innovations
soccer club – managed by Simon Weaver – have been included becoming a limited company in 1990 to fund
winning promotion and after promotion in recent years. construction of the new main stand, and of course the
move to professionalism for the playing staff in 2017.
Weaver is currently the longest-serving manager in the
EFL, having been in charge of ‘The Sulphurites’ since Harrogate itself a town of 75,000 inhabitants, a
2009, initially as player-manager. When he first took population certainly large enough to sustain an EFL
charge the club were in the Conference North [now side. Its claim-to-fame historically is its status as a spa
National League North], a division they were founder- town, with the iron, sulphur and salt of its waters
members of in 2004. Weaver made the club’s players proving particularly restorative to visitors [the sulphur
professional in 2017 and was immediately rewarded inspired the club’s nickname]. Another thing the town
with a promotion to the Conference / National League is remembered for is hosting the 1982 Eurovision Song
Premier. Two seasons later, in 2020, ascension to the Contest at the Harrogate International Centre [Bardo
Holy Grail of the EFL was achieved after a play-off win sang for the UK, The Duskeys for Ireland and Nicole
over Notts County. won it for Germany].
Weaver’s playing career lasted from 1996 to 2012, and Here’s one that might come in handy at a pub quiz
took in spells at Sheffield Wednesday, Doncaster some time. The FA Trophy is the secondary national
Rovers, Ilkeston Town, Nuneaton Burough, Lincoln knock-out competition to the FA Cup, contested by
City, Macclesfield Town, Kidderminster Harriers, teams at the upper-end of non-league. EFL teams
Scarborough, York City, Tamworth, Boston United, cannot enter. Only one EFL team has won the FA
Kings Lynn and Redditch United before he came to Trophy while being an EFL side, and that’s Harrogate
Harrogate in 2009; nearly 600 games as manager later Town. How did this come about? Well, Town qualified
[as of May 2021] he is still there. for the 2019-20 FA Trophy final against Concord
Rangers during their final season as a non-league
The club was always a progressive one, going right team. The final wasn’t played until May 2021 though,
back through its history, always on an upward curve. due to the coronavirus pandemic, by which time Town
When they were founder-members of the North East were in League Two!
Counties League in 1982 they
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Mícheál Ó hUanacháin
After the FA's peremptory message to clubs in Rutherglen Ladies, from Edinburgh, visited both cities
December 1921, requesting them not to facilitate in 1927 and played local selections, the Dublin match
women's games, things went downhill for the at Milltown, where Shamrock Rovers had hosted
numerous girls' clubs then in existence, rapidly in Belfast Celtic for their official opening less than a year
England, and also, but somewhat slower, abroad. previously.
In France, where there had been a women's League The attitude of the press had, if anything, hardened
structure as early as 1918, the game was banned in against the ladies. Dismissive at best, and usually
1932. Spanish women were not permitted to play from mocking, they indicated a mindset not far from that of
the late 1930s - presumably after the Civil War – until the FA, that the game was not only unsuitable for
1975. It was against the law for women to play football women (and they for it), but potentially harmful to
in Brazil from 1941 to 1979. them.
In Germany, the gymnastics clubs which were the The Sports Mail's panel cartoon for the Rutherglen tour
backbone of the game did not admit women, so the was much more friendly, and no more mocking than
women's game depended on a small number of single- similar panels published routinely at that time about
sex clubs. In 1955, the DFB (which had been men's games.
dissolved by Hitler in 1940 despite going along with the
Nazis' policies until then) issued instructions to clubs
not to form women's sections.
Russia came late to the ban, the Communist Party
banning women’s football in the Soviet Union from
1972, because it believed it was a men’s sport.
It is somewhat surprising to find that neither the
fledgling FAI nor even the deeply conservative IFA
followed London's lead in this. In both jurisdictions we
can find women's matches played on high-profile
clubs' grounds throughout the period of the 'ban'. But
that apart, the women's game got no support from the
authorities. It didn't stop them playing, largely among
themselves, though visitors are recorded too.
Even in England the ladies kept up their play. It took
them only five days after the FA's ukase in December
1921 to organise a meeting of representatives of more
than 30 teams in Liverpool, and from that came the
English Ladies Football Association, which soon had a
league of 57 teams of amateur players. It didn't last
long, but it was a straw in the wind: football's women
were not going away.
In 1925, Dick, Kerr's Ladies visited Belfast again to
take on the Fémina Sport Club of Paris, at Windsor
Park. In 1927, Rutherglen Ladies from Edinburgh
played teams in Belfast and Dublin.Meanwhile, the Camogie Association, founded in
1904, largely due to the encouragement of Conradh na
Gaeilge, was about to run its first All-Ireland Senior
Camogie Championship in 1932, the fifth time they had
set about it. With ten counties participating, this one
would succeed – though for various reasons it wasn't
concluded until July 1933, when Dublin beat Galway in
the Final. Three of the Dublin team were players with
Bray United at the time. Their All-Ireland has been run
annually ever since, but like the association for ladies
Gaelic football the Camogie body remains technically
outside the GAA fold.
The nearest thing to a full women's soccer
international played in this period was between an Irish
selection including the redoubtable Mary Anne "Big
Molly" Seaton, possibly the best player of her
Jeyes (Dublin) in 1970
generation, and a fairly representative French side at
Grosvenor Park in August 1936 (the French won 4-1).
But though there was a spirited correspondence in the
Dublin media the following year about establishing
women's teams, that was to be the last significant And a little later in Waterford, where Benfica became
action on either side of the border until after the the leading team, twelve teams were active in a
Second World War. league, including Santos, Hearts, Rangers and Bilberry
When peace returned, so did football – for the men, Rovers. As the decade drew on, despite the claim of
an Irish Press columnist in 1967 that “ladies soccer
anyway. The women's game was slower to take off in
teams are unknown throughout the country”, the game
England, possibly because the FA was still policing its
spread, with teams being formed in Athlone, Galway
ban. Dick, Kerr's Ladies, now called Preston Ladies
after the company withdrew, had continued in and Shannon, Tipperary, Kilkenny and Wexford.
existence, but ran out of steam, opponents and places Dundalk rapidly became a high-profile club and were
to play, folding in 1965 – just as interest in the game reckoned the Champions of the Republic after
was rising elsewhere. defeating Benfica three times in 1968: there was talk of
Little appears to have happened in Ireland outside a Championship of Ireland match against Portadown,
but I've found no trace of it yet.
Dublin until the 1960s, and what developed then was
often indoor football, in Louth and the North-West, with That's part of the problem: while the Waterford, Louth
notable teams in Donegal, like Buncrana Hearts, and Donegal women's teams were reported in the local
winning tournaments in Derry. Seven-a-side teams press, the women's game in Dublin couldn't find space
were also active. in the crowded sports pages of the national
newspapers – and there was (and is) no local press in
The game was also developing on the East coast, with
Dublin teams like Rainbow Swifts appearing in an Dublin to report on the fortunes of the Jeyes, Urney
and McCairns teams, or the public service leagues,
exhibition match at the Showgrounds in 1962, and at
active in the 1960s.
7-a-side Jacobs beat White Swan Laundry in a warm-
up for “the forthcoming tournament at Harolds Cross” Nevertheless, the game was alive and kicking, and
in June 1963, showing a pattern of works teams that only needed official legitimacy to take the next step
echoed the earlier development of the men's game. forward. That would not be long in coming, and from a
less than expected direction.
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Eddie CoxOn this day….16 July
2004 Bray Wanderers drew 0-0 at home to Finn Harps in the Premier
division.
2010 Wanderers suffered a heavy 0-4 defeat away to UCD in the premier
division at the Belfield Bowl.
2016 Wanderers defeated Finn Harps 1-0 at home in a Premier division game at the Carlisle Grounds. Conor Kenna
scored the only goal of the game on 32 minutes.
Team line -up v. Finn Harps: Peter Cherrie; Hugh Douglas, Tim Clancy, Conor Kenna, Kevin Lynch; John Sullivan;
Karl Moore, Ryan Brennan, Darragh Noone, Dylan Connolly; Andrew Lewis
Subs: Gareth McDonagh (for Moore 74), Gerard Pender (for Noone 89),
2017 Wanderers were defeated 0-2 at home by Cork City in a Premier division game.ACADEMY TEAMS NEWS
The Academy girls under 17s defeated Greystones 9-1
at the Carlisle Grounds last Saturday. Goal scorers
were Ava Tracy (4), Eve O’Brien (4) and Leah Kelly.
Ava scored twice within the opening two minutes and
completed her hat-trick on seven minutes. Eve scored
her first goal on eleven minutes and added further goals
It was a quite week-end last week for the Academy 33, 34 & 80 minutes. Ava scored her fourth on 41
teams last weekend with only two games taking place minutes with Aoife scoring the eighth goal of the game
with both the Girls and Boys under 17s recording on 55 minutes. Greystones scored their consolation
impressive wins. goal on 48 minutes.
The under 17 girls have no game this weekend.
Results The Boys under 17s defeated Carlow/Kilkenny 4-
Boys under 17 Carlow/Kilkenny 0 Bray Wanderers 4 0 away with goals from Toby Curran (2) & Hayden
Roche (2).
Girls under 17 Bray Wanderers 9 Greystones 1
Upcoming Academy Fixtures
Date Day Team Opposition Venue Time
17/07/2021 Saturday Boys under 17 Bohemians Away St. Aidan’s CBS 2.00pm
17/07/2021 Saturday Boys under 14 Bohemians Away Shanowen Road 11.00am
18/07/2021 Sunday Men under 19 Bohemians Home Carlisle Grounds 2.00pm
18/07/2021 Sunday Girls under 19 Sligo Rovers Away The Showgrounds 4.00pm
18/07/2021 Sunday Boys under 15 Bohemians Home Pearse Park 2.00pm
22/07/2021 Thursday Boys under 15 Drogheda United Away Walshtown JFC 7.00pm
22/07/2021 Thursday Men Under 19 Cabinteely FC Home Carlisle Grounds 7.30pm
Note: Venues and kick off times are subject to change.
FIRST DIVISION TABLE
Club P W D L F A GD PTS
Shelbourne 15 11 4 0 32 13 19 37
Galway United 15 8 4 3 22 14 8 28
Treaty United 15 7 5 3 21 15 6 26
University College Dublin 15 7 4 4 30 22 8 25
Bray Wanderers 15 5 7 3 20 16 4 22
Athlone Town 15 6 3 6 22 20 2 21
Cabinteely FC 15 6 0 9 13 23 -10 18
Cobh Ramblers 15 4 2 9 14 27 -13 14
Cork City 15 3 4 8 17 19 -2 13
Wexford FC 15 1 1 13 12 34 -22 4Fan Profile – Owen Ellis
BRAY WANDERERS FIXTURES/RESULTS Date Opponents Venue Competition Result Goalscorers 28/03/2021 Treaty United Home First Division 0-0 02/04/2021 Shelbourne Away First Division 3-3 Kavanagh 2, Graydon 09/04/2021 UCD Away First Division 0-0 16/04/2021 Athlone Town Home First Division 1-2 Barnett 24/04/2021 Cobh Ramblers Away First Division 1-1 Kavanagh 30/04/2021 Cork City Home First Division 0-0 07/05/2021 Galway United Away First Division 2-1 Doyle, Shaw 14/05/2021 Cabinteely FC Home First Division 3-0 Barnett, O’Farrell, Shaw 21/05/2021 Wexford FC Away First Division 1-0 Doyle 28/05/2021 Treaty United Away First Division 0-2 11/06/2021 Shelbourne Home First Division 1-4 Clifford (p) 18/06/2021 UCD Home First Division 4-0 Craven, Clifford (p), Doyle 2 25/06/2021 Athlone Town Away First Division 0-0 02/07/2021 Cobh Ramblers Home First Division 2-1 Doyle 2 09/07/2021 Cork City Away First Division 2-2 Craven, Quinn 16/07/2021 Galway United Home First Division 23/07/2021 St. Patrick’s Athletic Away FAI Cup 30/07/2021 Cabinteely FC Away First Division 06/08/2021 Wexford FC Home First Division 13/08/2021 Treaty United Home First Division 20/08/2021 Shelbourne Away First Division 29/08/2021 FAI Cup 2nd round FAI Cup 03/09/2021 UCD Away First Division 10/09/2021 Athlone Town Home First Division 19/09/2021 FAI Cup Q/Finals FAI Cup 25/09/2021 Cobh Ramblers Away First Division 01/10/2021 Cork City Home First Division 08/10/2021 Galway United Away First Division 15/10/2021 Cabinteely FC Home First Division 24/10/2021 FAI Cup S/Finals FAI Cup 29/10/2021 Wexford FC Away First Division 05/11/2021 First Division playoff S/F 1st leg Play Off 06/11/2021 First Division playoff S/F 2nd leg Play Off 07/11/2021 First Division playoff Final Play Off 28/11/2021 Promotion/Relegation final Play Off 28/11/2021 FAI Cup final Aviva FAI Cup
SUMMER CAMPS Bray Wanderers is delighted to announce that Kitchen World Ireland in Bray are the official sponsors of our summer camps which start this July. Open for kids aged 6-12, they will run in July and August, from 10am to 2pm. Niall O’Driscoll, Chairman said: “We are delighted to team up with Kitchen World to bring back our summer camps. Covid has been very tough on kids so I am happy that our football camps will bring them some enjoyment over the summer months in a safe. Ed O’Dea, CEO of Kitchen World added: “The Bray Wanderers Summer Camps are an invaluable resource for the community, bringing much needed fun and enjoyment to local families. At Kitchen World, we’re truly delighted to be able to play our part in making this summer a special one”.
STATS PAGE
PLAYER STATS 2021 SEASON
Appearances 2021
Squad FAI League BW
No. Player Total League Cup Play off CAREER
1 Brian Maher 15 15 0 0 35
3 Dylan Barnett 14 14 0 0 60
4 Andrew Quinn 15 15 0 0 15
5 Aaron Barry 15 15 0 0 31
6 Conor Clifford 14 14 0 0 14
7 Ryan Graydon 10 10 0 0 30
8 Mark Byrne 15 15 0 0 15
9 Joe Doyle 14 14 0 0 55
10 Gary Shaw 10 10 0 0 47
11 Brandon Kavanagh 15 15 0 0 15
12 Dean O'Shea 5 5 0 0 6
14 Richie O'Farrell 14 14 0 0 14
15 Daniel Jones 1 1 0 0 1
16 Darren Craven 11 11 0 0 11
17 Luka Lovic 15 15 0 0 53
18 Sean Callan 0 0 0 0 0
19 Darragh Lynch 0 0 0 0 18
20 Charlie Gallagher 1 1 0 0 1
22 Steven Kinsella 8 8 0 0 8
23 Glen Hollywood 1 1 0 0 3
24 Cian Maher 2 2 0 0 10
25 Kian Clarke 0 0 0 0 0
26 Toby Owens 0 0 0 0 0
27 Ross O'Brien 0 0 0 0 0
28 Sam Verdon 1 1 0 0 1
30 Jack Ross 0 0 0 0 0
Goalscorers
Squad FAI League BW
No. Player Total League Cup Play off CAREER
9 Joe Doyle 6 6 0 0 13
11 Brandon Kavanagh 3 3 0 0 3
3 Dylan Barnett 2 2 0 0 6
10 Gary Shaw 2 2 0 0 13
6 Conor Clifford 2 2 0 0 2
16 Darren Craven 2 2 0 0 2
7 Ryan Graydon 1 1 0 0 4
14 Richie O'Farrell 1 1 0 0 1
4 Andrew Quinn 1 1 0 0 1
Total 20 20 0 0THE CARLISLE GROUNDS
GROUND REGULATIONS
Entry to the ground is subject to acceptance by the visitor of these Ground Regulations. Entry to the ground constitutes acceptance
of the Ground Regulations, and this shall apply in respect of all events within the Ground.
“Ground” means the Carlisle Grounds and all locations owned, occupied or utilised by Bray Wanderers Football Club.
“Events” means any event taking place at the Carlisle Grounds. “BWFC” means Bray Wanderers Football Club.
1. Permission to enter the or to remain within the Ground (not withstanding possession of any ticket) is at the absolute
discretion of BWFC, any member of Garda Siochana or authorised steward. On no account will admission to any Event be
granted to any person not in possession of a valid ticket. On no account will admission to a Football match be granted to a
person who is the subject of a current banning order.
2. BWFC excludes to the maximum extent permitted by law any liability for loss, injury or damage to persons/property in or
around the Ground.
3. No guarantees can be given to BWFC that an Event will take place at a particular time or on a particular date and BWFC
reserves the right to reschedule the Event without notice and without any liability whatsoever.
4. In the event of the postponement or abandonment of the Event, refunds (If any) should be claimed in accordance with the
relevant event organiser’s ticket terms and conditions. BWFC will have no other liability whatsoever, including (but not
limited to) any indirect or consequential loss or damage, such as (but not limited) loss of enjoyment or travel costs.
5. All persons seeking entrance to the Ground acknowledge BWFC’s right to search any person whether outside or inside
the Ground and to refuse entry to or eject from the Ground any person refusing to submit to such a search
6. The following articles must not be brought within the Ground – knives, fireworks, smoke canisters, air-horns, flares,
weapons, dangerous or hazardous items, laser devices, bottles, glass vessels, cans, poles and any article that might be
used as a weapon and/or compromise public safety. Any person in possession of such items will be refused entry to the
Ground.
7. The use of threatening behaviour, foul or abusive language is strictly forbidden and will result in arrest and/or ejection from
the Ground. BWFC may impose a ban from the Ground as a result.
1. Racial, homophobic or discriminatory abuse, chanting or harassment, or any such banners or flags, is strictly forbidden
and will result in arrest and/or ejection from the Ground. BWFC may impose a ban from the Ground as a result.
8 Conviction of any of the following may result in a banning order being made –
8.1 The throwing of any object within the Ground without lawful authority or excuse
8.2 The chanting of anything of an indecent or racialist nature.
8.3 The entry onto the playing area or any adjacent area to which spectators are not generally admitted without lawful
authority or excuse.
8.4 Attempting to enter the Ground or being inside the ground whilst drunk.
8.5 Being in possession of any intoxicating liquor or can or other portable container and which could cause damage or
personal injury, when entering the ground or in public area of the Ground from which the event can be directly viewed.
9. All persons entering the Ground may only occupy the seat/area allocated to them by their ticket and must not move from
any one part of the ground to another without the express permission or instruction of any steward, officer of BWFC and/or any
member of An Garda Siochana.
10. Nobody may stand in any seating area whilst play is in progress. Persistent standing in seated areas whilst play is in
progress is strictly forbidden and may result in ejection from the Ground.
11. The obstruction of gangways, access ways, exits and entrances, stairways and like places is strictly forbidden. Nobody
entering the Ground shall be permitted to climb any structures within the Ground.
12. Smoking in No-Smoking Areas is strictly forbidden.
13. Mobile telephones and other communications devices are permitted within the Ground provided that they are used for
personal and private use only.
14. Any individual who has entered any part of the Ground designated for the use of any group of supporters to which they do
not belong may be ejected from the Ground either for the purpose of their own safety or for any other reason.
15. No person (other than a person who holds an appropriate licence) may bring into the Ground or use within the Ground any
equipment which, is capable of recording or transmitting (by digital or other means) any audio, visual or audio-visual material or
any information or data in relation to the Event or Ground. Copyright in any unauthorised recording or transmission is assigned
to BWFC.
16. No goods (including literature) of any nature may be offered either free or for sale by any person within the Ground without
the express written permission of BWFC.
17. Tickets are not transferable and may not be offered for sale without the prior written permission of BWFC. Any tickets
offered for sale may be confiscated by any steward or officer of BWFC or any member of An Garda Siochana.
18. At all times while present in the Ground, persons must comply with any and all instructions of any steward and/or member
of An Garda Siochana. Failure to comply with any instruction may lead to immediate ejection from the Ground.
19. BWFC reserves absolutely the right to eject from the Ground any person failing to comply with any of the Ground
Regulations or whose presence within the Ground is, or could, reasonably be construed as constituting a source of danger,
nuisance or annoyance to any other person. This could lead to further action including, but not limited to, a ban from the
Ground or proceedings being taken.
20. Entry to the Ground shall constitute acceptance of the ground Regulations.
21. Contact points for BWFC are –
Telephone: + 353-1-2828214 - E-Mail: admin@braywanderersfc.ie- Web: www.braywanderersfc.ie
Facebook: www.facebook.com/BrayWanderersFC - Twitter: @BrayWanderersBray Wanderers Club Directory 2021 Founded: 1942 Elected to the National League of Ireland: 1985 Email: admin@braywanderersfc.ie Phone: +353 1 2828214 Home Ground: Carlisle Grounds, Quinsboro Road, Bray, Co. Wicklow. A98 PD61 Club Management Board of Directors: Niall O'Driscoll, Tim O'Driscoll Chairman/Secretary: Niall O'Driscoll Finance Officer: Frank O'Donovan General Manager: Conor Flynn Child Welfare Officer: Aidan Abbott Head of Education, Community & Partnerships Paul Walsh First Team Squad Management Head Coach: Gary Cronin Coaches: James Keddy, Denis Hyland Goalkeeping Coach: Ian Fowler Strength & Conditioning/Kitman: Dylan O'Neill Academy Management Academy Management Team Niall O'Driscoll Head of Player ID and Recruitment Anto Whelan Academy U19 Squad Management Terry Butler, Scott Lowrie, Gary Zambra Academy U17 Squad Management Clint Nelson, Aidan Abbott Academy U15 Squad Management Ciaran Ryan, Robbie Mullen Academy U14 Squad Management Conor Canavan, James Mullally, Bren Mooney, Ryan Foster, Ronan McCarthy Academy U19 Girls Management Wally Batt, Mick Brady, Justin Gleeson Academy U17 Girls Management Stuart Byrne, Karl Braurer, Louisa Batt, Anthony Murphy Academy Support Team Aidan Abbott, Kevin Fitzgerald Medical Support Team Club Doctor Dr. Pat Duggan, Comfort Adedokun Physiotherapist: Niamh Coffey Senior Medic/Physio Sinead Wixted Matchday Matchday Event Controller/Safety Officer: Wally Batt Covid Officer/Supporters Club Rep. Robert Pierce Disability Access Officer Pádraic Moran Event Liasion Officer: Vito Moloney Burke Sponsor Liasion Officer: Mary O'Driscoll Adminstration Stephen McGuire Media Media Officer: James Fenton Press/Team Dan Gorman Social Media Davy Stone PR Louise Zayed Photographer Peter Minogue Commercial/Sporsorship Mary O'Driscoll, Daryl Bolger Website & Match Programme Editor: Michael Duffy Sponsorship Main Sponsor: Matt Britton Carpets Associate Sponsors: Lifestyle Sports, Campus Oil, Frank Keane Motors.
CLUB SHOP PRICE LIST 2021
TEAMWEAR
Item Sizes available Price
HOME JERSEY Adult Large, Xlarge. XXLarge €65.00
Child Medium, Large €50.00
AWAY JERSEY Adult Small, Xlarge. XXLarge €65.00
Child Xsmall, Small, Medium, Large €50.00
SHORTS Adult Small, Medium, Large, Xlarge €20.00
Child Xsmall, Small, Medium, Large €15.00
SOCKS (GREEN) Adult Small, Medium, Large, Xlarge €5.00
LEISUREWEAR
TRACKSUIT BOTTOMS Adult Small, Medium €50.00
TRACKSUIT BOTTOMS Child XLarge €44.00
TRACKSUIT BOTTOMS Child Small, Medium, Large €36.00
TRAINING TOP Adult Small, Medium, Large, Xlarge, XXlarge €30.00
TRAINING TOP Child XLarge €30.00
TRAINING TOP Child Small, Medium, Large €24.00
POLO SHIRT Adult Medium, Large, Xlarge. XXLarge €36.00
Child Xsmall, Small, Medium, Large €25.00
PADDED JACKET Adult Small, Medium, Large, Xlarge €85.00
WINDCHEATER Adult Large €60.00
KNITTED JACKET Adult Small, Medium, Large, Xlarge, XXlarge €50.00
SHOWER JACKET Adult Small, Medium, Large, Xlarge, XXlarge €55.00
Child XLarge €44.00
Child Small, Medium, Large €36.00
HALF ZIP TOP Adult Small, Medium, Large, Xlarge, XXlarge €50.00
Child XLarge €44.00
Child Small, Medium, Large €36.00
MISCELLANEOUS
SNOOD €10.00
FACE MASK €6.00
HOLDHALL €35.00
BACKPACK €27.00
UMBRELLA €15.00
CERAMIC MUG €8.00
WATER BOTTLE €9.00
COFFEE MUG €12.00
FACE MASK €6.00
BOOTBAG €15.00
METAL BADGE €4.00
HAT WOOL/BEANIE €15.00
HAT BASEBALL €8.00
BOTTLE OPENER/KEY RING €4.00
SCARF €12.00
Old Match programmes €0.50 each or 3 for €1.00Download a free copy of the Seasgull Scene Bray Wanderers matchday programmes for the 2021
season from the home page on the club website.
Blast From the Past
Current Bohemians manager, Keith Long in possession for Bray Wanderers in the 2-2 draw away to Galway United in
Eamon Deacy park in April 2003. Picture: Michael TierneySQUAD LISTS
Bray Wanderers Galway United
NO. NAME NO. NAME
1 Brian Maher (GK) 1 Luke Dennison (GK)
2 2 Conor O’Keeffe
3 Dylan Barnett 3 Stephen Walsh
4 Andrew Quinn 4 Gary Boylan
5 Aaron Barry 5 Killian Brouder
6 Conor Clifford 6 Maurice Nugent
7 Ryan Graydon 7 Ruairi Keating
8 Mark Byrne 8 Shane Duggan
9 Joe Doyle 9 Padraic Cunningham
10 Gary Shaw 10 David Hurley
11 Brandon Kavanagh 11 Shane Doherty
12 Dean O’Shea 12
13 13
14 Richie O’Farrell 14 Mikie Rowe
15 Daniel Jones 15 Carlton Ubaezuonu
16 Darren Craven 16 Conor Kearns (GK)
17 Luka Lovic 17 Caoilfhionn O’Dea
18 Sean Callan 18 Wilson Waweru
19 Darragh Lynch 19 Francely Lomboto
20 Charlie Gallagher 20 Mikey Place
21 21
22 Stephen Kinsella 22 Conor McCormack
23 Glen Hollywood 23 Ronan Manning
24 Cian Maher 24 Colin Kelly
25 Kian Clarke (GK) 27 Thomas Oluwa
26 Toby Owens 32 Joe Gorman
27 Ross O’Brien
28 Sam Verdon
30 Jack Ross (GK)
Manager: Gary Cronin Manager: John Caulfield
Match Officials
Referee: Oliver Moran
Assistants: Conor Fitzgibbon & Jason Moore
4th Official: Paul Norton
Observer: John Feighery
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