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Seagull Scene
SSE Airtricity League
First Division Season 2021
Vol. 37 No. 9
WELCOME TO THE CARLISLE
BRAY WANDERERS FC
I would like to welcome Ian Ryan and his Wexford
FC team, club officials and supporters to the
ROLL OF HONOUR
Carlisle Grounds for this evening’s encounter.
FAI Cup Winners (2)
1990, 1999 Tonight, we welcome up to 500 supporters into the
game which will create a better atmosphere for the
First Division Champions (3)
players to play in.
1985/86, 1995/96, 1999/00
First Division runners-up (2) Bray Wanderers legend Mick Doohan will join
1990/91, 1997/98 Vincent Kirwan as co-commentor on the live
stream of tonight’s game on LOI.TV. For just €5.00
Shield Winners (1)
you can watch tonight’s game live at
1995/96
https://www.loitv.ie/en-int/page/home
National League B Division Champions (2)
1991/92, 1998/99 Mick won two FAI cups (1990 & 1999) and a First
division title (1999/2000) in his two spells with the
Enda McGuill Cup (1)
club. He made 343 appearances for the club
2005 between 1988 – 1993 & 1998 - 2003. He scored
FAI Intermediate Cup Winners (2) 34 goals in all competitions and is the fifth highest
in the club’s appearances record.
1955/56, 1957/58
FAI Junior Cup Winners (2) We welcome Callum Thompson back to the club
on loan from Longford Town. Dean O’Shea, Glen
1955/56, 1957/58
Hollywood and Cian Maher have departed the club
Leinster Senior League Winners (3) and we wish them the best of luck in their future
1957/58, 1958/59, 1959,60 careers.
Metropolitian Cup (1) We are back in action in the Carlisle next Friday
1976 when we host Treaty United in the First division.
European Qualification (2) Kick off is 7.30pm and tickets can be purchased
Cup Winners Cup (1990) from the club website.
UEFA cup (1999)
Enjoy the game.
Bray Wanderers Media Links
Michael Duffy, Programme Editor
Website:
www.braywanderersfc.ie MATCH PROGRAMME TEAM
Facebook:
@BrayWanderersFC Editor: Michael Duffy
Twitter:
Contributors
@BrayWanderers
Michael Duffy, Brian Quigley, Mícheál Ó hUanacháin
Instragram:
@braywanderersfc Niall O’Driscoll, James Fenton
Youtube: Photographs: Peter Minogue
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXRHX2Q4FkTGuPk
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MATCH PREVIEW – Michael Duffy
Bray Wanderers are on a six-match winning run against
Bray Wanderers v. Wexford FC
Wexford FC. Wanderers have won nine and lost once
The Complete Record
in the last ten meetings between the sides in all
Competition P W D L F A
competitions. League 9 7 0 2 19 8
FAI Cup 1 0 0 1 0 1
Wexford FC have lost on all of their previous four visits
League Cup 2 2 0 0 5 3
to the Carlisle Grounds.
Shield 0 0 0 0 0 0
Having lost their opening nine league games of this Total 12 9 0 3 24 12
season Wexford FC have improved over the last two
months of the season in the second series of games.
Home 4 4 0 0 10 3
They have won one, drawn two and lost five of the eight Away 8 5 0 3 14 9
games since. Total 12 9 0 3 24 12
They also recorded a good 3-0 win over Cabinteely in
the FAI cup a fortnight ago. Their only wins of the League P W D L F A
season were recorded against Cabinteely having Home 3 3 0 0 7 1
recorded their only league win of the season away to Away 6 4 0 2 12 7
Pat Devlin’s side. Kyle Robinson is their top league goal 9 7 0 2 19 8
scorer so far this season with six goals.
Wanderers won the previous meeting this season 1-0 in FAI Cup P W D L F A
a hard-fought game in Ferrycarrig Park. Home 0 0 0 0 0 0
Away 1 0 0 1 0 1
Bray Wanderers have created a five-point gap on sixth 1 0 0 1 0 1
place Athlone Town after last week’s away win over
Cabinteely FC. Bray Wanderers are unbeaten in their
last six league games with three wins and three draws League Cup P W D L F A
in that run. Home 1 1 0 0 3 2
Away 1 1 0 0 2 1
Ryan Graydon is available to Wanderers this evening 2 2 0 0 5 3
having served his suspension for a sending off against
Athlone Town last month.
QUIGLEY’S WORLD OF FOOTBALL
‘’ 1969” By Brian Quigley
Having been born in 1969, I have a deep affinity for Ford, an Australian who was then a curate of
anything that went on that year. Not just the big-ticket Cirencester Parish Church [now he has an MA in
items like the moon landing and the Woodstock Indian Religions and is a Buddhist teacher].
Festival, but also events that barely left a footnote on
history, such as soccer clubs that were formed in Ellesmere Rangers are a Shropshire side with a club
1969. badge depicting a swan, an image that makes me
think of the T. Rex breakthrough single ‘Ride A White
Looking at soccer clubs formed in a particular year is a Swan’; the club play in the North West Counties
rewarding business, like taking a virtual tour around League Division One South. Parkgate FC are based
the various countries the clubs originated in. 1969 near Rotherham in South Yorkshire, and play in the
gave birth to a club quite near to me – Newbridge Northern Counties East League Division One; they are
Town, who currently play in the Leinster Senior nicknamed ‘The Steelmen’.
League – and some far-away ones, such as Tusker FC
in Kenya and Botswana’s Gilport Lions. My favourite club founded in 1969 is Spanish side Flat
Earth FC, founded in 1969 as CDC Comercial and
Tusker FC are based in Nairobi and are sponsored by renamed in 2019 by club president Javi Poves, a
East African Breweries, brewers of the world-famous believer in the Flat Earth conspiracy. They play in
Tusker beer. The club are nicknamed ‘The Brewers’ Spain’s regionalised fourth tier Tercera Division.
and were formerly called Kenya Breweries. They are
Kenya’s third-most successful club, having won 11 So what was happening elsewhere in the football world
League titles and 4 FA Cups. in 1969? Waterford were League of Ireland
champions, with Shamrock Rovers winning the FAI
Gilport Lions are based in Lobatse in Botswana, and Cup. Across the water Leeds United won their first top-
were founded by workers at the Botswana Meat flight title, while Manchester City lifted the FA Cup,
Commission as Botswana Meat Commission FC. beating Leicester City in the final [Leicester wouldn’t
Although the name was eventually changed to Gilport contest another FA Cup final until 2021, when they
Lions, the club’s crest still says ‘BMC’ and has a finally lifted the Cup after beating Chelsea].
picture of an animal, presumably about to be turned
into meat. The club won Botswana’s FA Cup in 2007. Across Europe, Fiorentina, Real Madrid, Bayern
Munich, Saint-Etienne, Celtic, Feyenoord, Standard
Other clubs founded in 1969 include Almondsbury FC, Liege and Benfica were champions of Italy, Spain,
Parkgate FC, Cirencester United and Ellesmere Germany [then West Germany], France, Scotland,
Rangers. Almondsbury FC were founded as Patchway Holland, Belgium and Portugal respectively.
North End. They currently play in the Western League
Division One and are affiliated to the Gloucestershire Why not take a virtual soccer tour through the year you
County FA. were born sometime you are at a loose end. Enjoy the
game tonight; hopefully we can win the South-East
Cirencester United are also a Gloucestershire side and derby after our win in last week’s ‘El DARTico’!
play in the Hellenic Football League Division One
West. They were founded by The Reverend Adam
Fruit supplier to Bray Wanderers
FIRST TEAM SQUAD 2021
1 Brian Maher 3 Dylan Barnett 4 Andrew Quinn
Sponsor: Sponsor: Sponsor:
BMDS Drawing Service Eddie Cox Benville Robinson Solicitors
5 Aaron Barry 6 Conor Clifford 7 Ryan Graydon
Sponsor: Sponsor: Sponsor:
Bray People Tax Assist Accountants Byrne McGuire Ltd
8 Mark Byrne 9 Joe Doyle 10 Gary Shaw
Sponsor: Sponsor: Sponsor:
Wanderers Supporters Trust Dylan O’Neill Group Training Swedish Fan Club
11 Brandon Kavanagh 14 Richie O’Farrell 15 Daniel Jones
Sponsor: Sponsor: Available to Sponsor
Easy Self Storage BW Supporters Club
FIRST TEAM SQUAD 2021
16 Darren Craven 17 Luka Lovic 18 Sean Callan
Sponsor: Sponsor: Sponsor:
CV Improvements Creative School Benville Robinson Solicitors
19 Darragh Lynch 20 Charlie Gallagher 22 Stephen Kinsella
Sponsor: Available to Sponsor Sponsor:
Daryl Bolger The Kids Coach
25 Kian Clarke 27 Callum Thompson
Available to Sponsor Available to Sponsor
28 Sam Verdon 30 Jack Ross
Available to Sponsor Available to SponsorThe Women's Game – Part 3
Mícheál Ó hUanacháin concludes his 3-part series on the Women’s game
The Swinging Sixties wasn't just sex 'n' drugs 'n' total of only 15 games played. Many matches were
rockandroll – it also marked the rise of a new wave of played at the top grounds, Ozier Park, Flower Lodge
feminism, not least in sports. and the Markets Field, and some as curtain raisers for
the men's club matches – in Ballybofey, for example,
Women's clubs had come through their half-century of
and Waterford. Benfica ran a bus to the Harps match
ostracisation, and in November 1969 the Women's
in April 1973, staying in Donegal the previous night for
Football Association was formed in London with 44
a dance.
member clubs – one of them, bizarrely, Dundalk WFC,
backed by the Gaynors, Mark and Nan, from the time The first Ladies FAI Cup was won by Evergreen of
they were the Blackthorn works team. Kilkenny in January 1973, beating The Avengers 2-0 in
Terryland, and All Stars from Ballyfermot and
Despite increasing pressure on administrators, there
Suffragettes from Finglas were to contest an all-Dublin
was little enthusiasm for the women's game in either
Final at Mellowes Park in December the same year.
FIFA or UEFA – the latter ducked the issue in 1971 by
leaving the decision on whether to endorse women's A Bray girl, Carol Carr, was captain of The Avengers.
participation to its member associations. Carol, who had also captained an “Irish XI”, and had
won the Wicklow Senior Camogie championship with
In July that year, however, the FA Council lifted the
Bray Emmets in 1972, was miffed when 17-year-old
ban on women playing on their clubs' grounds. (It took
Anne O'Brien of the All Stars was signed by Stade de
until 1983 before they welcomed the WFA into the fold,
Rheims after a series of matches in Ireland that
and 1991 before an English national league was
summer, offering newspapers the explanation that she
formed.)
herself was probably too old, at 20. A year later in
Meanwhile, women's teams were playing regularly all January 1975 she was widely reported to have signed
over the place. Dundalk Ladies AFA represented for Standard Liège for £150 a week and a university
Ireland unofficially against the grandly named education.
Corinthian-Nomad Globe Trotters LFC (at Prestatyn
Raceway, in north Wales) in May 1970, and more and
more teams were graduating from 5- and 7-a-side to
the full game.
Clubs in Solohead, Co Tipperary, and a league in
Wexford are mentioned in 1970, and on the eve of the
first Ladies' League of Ireland in February 1973 the
Tipperary Nationalist claimed there were 64 clubs in
Cahir alone!
The very first lineup of that LLOI is impressive:
Evergreen (Kilkenny), The Avengers (Dublin), Benfica,
Dundalk, Finn Harps, Cork, Limerick, Sligo Rovers,
Cahir and three in Galway, Beejays, Wasps and
Happy Wanderers. It was also a classic money-pit,
with enormous travel costs, given that it was amateur,
and run by a voluntary – and fledgling – Ladies'
Football Association of Ireland, founded at a meeting
in Port Laoise in October 1972.
From the start, there were dropouts (Evergreen the
first) and name and club changes (in Galway) and
Carol Carr: Bray girl off to Belgium
Limerick went unbeaten to claim the first title, with aWhen she arrived in Belgium, the money turned out to In 1979 a briefing from the Ladies' FAI claimed there
be £35 a month and her keep, and she was upset that were still seven teams in the LLOI, but the competition
the club was Standard Fémina (not Standard Liège, appears not have been played, or at least not
but that club's women's club). She doesn't seem to completed, that year.
have taken to the language, either: Walloon is quite
different from school French! Nevertheless, she stuck
it out to the end of the season, scoring an average of Undaunted by that failure, less than a decade later
twice in each of her 14 matches, but then ran home, another attempt was made, and the “newly established
while O'Brien moved to Italy, won five Scudetti with Women's League of Ireland” in 1987 with just five
Lazio and other clubs, became a manager, and teams: Cork Celtic, Cork Rangers, Benfica, Dublin
worked with the Italian Federation. Castle and Greenpark (Limerick). The competition
was now sponsored,by Hotpoint, the domestic
appliances manufacturer, and Cork Rangers were the
By 1977, Cork Celtic, in a "new strip" of white shirts winners.
with black stripes and black shorts with white stripes,
had replaced Cork in the Ladies' League, Suffragettes
(from Finglas) had joined Avengers in Dublin in place Despite hopes of introducing more teams, the league
of 1976 champions Dublin Castle, who withdrew actually fell to four in 1988 with the departure of Cork
because of the cost: as the Evening Echo noted, Celtic. Benfica had now landed Mitsubishi as
"There is no sponsorship, and the players pay all sponsors following their LFAI Cup victory in 1987, but
travelling, meals and training expenses etc out of their while the Cup would continue, the League was
own pockets." Only three other clubs were listed, doomed: two of the five teams entered for the 1989
Limerick (Greenpark), Waterford (Benfica) and championship withdrew that April, and the competition
Galway. was abandoned.
Local and regional leagues now dominated the
women's game, and though the Dublin Women's
Soccer League came on the scene in 1993 and served
as a surrogate national competition, efforts to re-form a
League of Ireland for 1997 failed despite a series of
meetings in late 1996 and reports that ten teams had
signed up to date, according to the Sligo Champion
that November.
There was a continuing debate on the subject in
football circles as national leagues elsewhere grew
Cork Rangers: First winners of the Women's
League of Ireland, 1987 and flourished, but even when the FAI admitted the
LFAI in 1991 as an affiliate (and eventually absorbed
Cork Celtic and Avengers were to meet at the Fair
it) it took over twenty years to establish its own
Field in Cork in July 1978 in the Cup final, but
Women's National League in 2012, right in the midst of
coverage of the women's game peters out at that point:
the disaster of the international banking collapse – and
local papers were more interested in local
even then it was half-hearted, with only seven teams of
achievements than failures, and there was no local
the 26 who originally applied being selected, and one
press in Dublin, the national papers having little or no
of those (Bray Wanderers) withdrawing late on, the
space for new sports.
economics of a second team in those circumstances
proving too much for the club to sustain.Play the Seagulls Lotto
You can play the Bray Wanderers Lotto online through
the club website. https://braywanderersfc.ie/play-the-
bray-wanderers-lotto/
When playing online you will receive the Lotto results
and club news updates by email after each draw has
taken place. To play the Bray Wanderers Lotto, any
four numbers are selected from 1 to 30.
If anybody matches the four numbers selected on the
night, he or she wins/shares the Jackpot. Two €30
Lucky Dips are also drawn on the night. Tickets cost
€2.00 each. The Seagulls Lotto draw takes place every
Sunday evening.
Lotto Results
Numbers drawn in the lotto draw on Sunday, 1 August were 8, 11, 14 & 16. There was no jackpot winner. €30 lucky
dip winners were Anne Nolan (c/o Bray Lakers) & John Keating. Next week’s jackpot is €5150. Draw takes place
every Sunday evening. Cut off time for entry to draws is 6.00pm on Sunday's. Lotto tickets can be purchased on the
club website.THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Wanderers
Supporters trust
Daryl Bolger
Eddie CoxOn this day….6 August 1991 Bray Wanderers were defeated by Leicester City 2-0 in a pre-season friendly at the Carlisle Grounds. 1992 Bray Wanderers defeated TEK United 4-1 at the Carlisle Grounds in a Leinster senior cup tie. Goals scorers were Jason Byrne (2) and Martin Nugent (2). Team line up v. TEK United: Josh Moran, Derek O’Reilly, Trevor Coleman, Mick Doohan, Colm Phillips, Dermot Judge, Martin Nugent, Greg Coleman, Jason Byrne, Maurice Farrell, Anthony McKeever. Subs: Alan Noctor & Archie Campbell. 2003 English premier division side Blackburn Rovers defeated Wanderers 3-2 in a friendly at the Carlisle Grounds. Eamon Zayed put Wanderers ahead on 12 minutes before Dwight Yorke (20 & 44 minutes) and David Thompson (52) put the visitors 3-1 up. John Flood pulled a goal back for wanderers on 65 minutes. Bray Wanderers: Chris O'Connor; Colm Tresson, Wesley Charles, Jody Lynch, Ciaran Ryan; Robbie McGuinness, Colm James, Stephen Fox, Paul Forsyth; Eamon Zayed, John Flood Subs: Maurice Farrell (for Fox 48), Michael Lawless (for James 76), Graham O'Hanlon (for Charles 69), Eddie Gormley (for Forsyth 48), Keith Long (for Flood 79), Paul O'Reilly (for Tresson 75), Dave Campbell, Kieran O'Brien (for Charles 75), Daryl Brack (for McGuinness 83), Anthony Martin (for Lynch 84), John Walsh (for O'Connor 76) Blackburn Rovers: Alan Kelly; Lucas Neill, Nils-Eric Johansson, Tugay, Andy Todd; Gary Flitcroft 7 Brett Emerton, David Thompson, Dwight Yorke; Matt Jansen, Steven Reid Subs: Egil Ostenstad, David Yeldell (gk), Martin Taylor, Jay McElvey (for Gallagher H/T), Paul Gallagher (for Reid 18) 2007 Wanderers were defeated 2-1 at home by Drogheda United in a premier division game. Mark Duggan scored the Wanderers goal. 2010 Wanderers were defeated by Sligo Rovers 3-1 at home in a Premier division game at the Carlisle Grounds. Jake Kelly was the Wanderers goal scorer
Fan Profile Sam Verdon heads home his first goal for Wanderers in last week's 3-0 away win over Cabinteely FC
ACADEMY TEAMS NEWS
The Girls under 19’s were defeated 0-4 at home to
Bohemians in Pearse Park on Sunday. Bohemians led
3-0 at the break with goals on 16, 38 & 41 minutes. The
visitors added a fourth on 47 minutes.
Under 19 ladies team v. Bohemians: Sophie Kennedy,
Aisling Raeside, Molly Kathleen Crowe, Zoe Kelly,
Niamh Raeside, Katie O’Connor, Leana Tsang, Abi
Last week’s Academy results Duddy, Ella Gleeson, Hannah Bissell, Annika Nenry.
Saturday July 31st Subs: Danielle Batt, Alison O’Connor (for Gleeson, 78),
Chloe McSweeney (for Duddy, 76), Karyn Burke (for
U17 Girls v Peamount (H) 0-3 Bissell, 58), Lara Shankland (for N. Raeside, 76),
Mirabel Aiknionbare (for A. Raeside, 62)
U14 Boys v. Shamrock Rovers (A) 2-2. Rovers won on
penalties.
Sunday August 1st
U15 Boys v. St. Patrick’s Athletic (H) 3-2
U19 Men v. Bohemians (A) 0-4
U19 Girls v. Bohemians (H) 0-4
Wednesday, August 4th
U14 Boys Drogheda United (H) 4-0
Action from the Under 19 Men’s game v.
The men’s under 19s were defeated 4-0 away to Bohemians
Bohemians last Sunday in St. Aidan’s CBS. They were
4 goals down at the break having conceded all four
goals in an eight-minute spell just before the break.
Men’s Under 19 men team v. Bohemians: Cian Clarke,
Kieron Howard Curley, Jamie Callaghan, Ryan
Bowden, Regan Lennon, Josh McGlone, Toby Owens,
Ibrahim Camara, Eoin green, Sam Hayden, Callum
Perry.
Subs: Cian Connors (gk), Charlie Gallagher (for
Camara, 62), Ross O’Brien (for McGlone, 62), Dara
McGrath (for Green h/t), Neil Langan (for Perry, 57),
Ben Clarke (for Lennon, 73).
Goal scorers for the Boys under 14s against Drogheda
United on Wednesday evening were Mason Melia (2),
Darragh Emmett & Ronan Dawson.Upcoming Academy Fixtures
Date Day Team Opposition Venue Time
7/8/21 Saturday Boys U17 Cork City Home Carlisle Grounds 2.00pm
7/8/21 Saturday Girls U17 DLR Waves Away Marley Park, Astro 11.00am
8/8/21 Sunday Girls U19 Donegal Ladies Away Leckview Park, Letterkenny 17.30pm
8/8/21 Sunday Men U19 Waterford FC Home Carlisle Grounds 2.00pm
The Boys under 14s and under 15s are both idle this weekend.
Note: Venues and kick off times are subject to change.
FIRST DIVISION TABLE
Pos Club P W D L F A GD PTS
1 Shelbourne 17 12 5 0 36 15 21 41
2 Treaty United 17 9 5 3 27 17 10 32
3 Galway United 17 9 5 3 25 15 10 32
4 University College Dublin 17 7 5 5 32 25 7 26
5 Bray Wanderers 17 6 8 3 23 16 7 26
6 Athlone Town 17 6 3 8 24 27 -3 21
7 Cobh Ramblers 17 5 3 9 17 29 -12 18
8 Cabinteely FC 17 6 0 11 13 27 -14 18
9 Cork City 17 3 6 8 18 20 -2 15
10 Wexford FC 17 1 2 14 13 37 -24 5BRAY 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 0-0 23/07/2021 St. Patrick’s Athletic Away FAI Cup 0-6 30/07/2021 Cabinteely FC Away First Division 3-0 Doyle, Verdon, Kavanagh 06/08/2021 Wexford FC Home First Division 13/08/2021 Treaty United Home First Division 20/08/2021 Shelbourne Away First Division 03/09/2021 UCD Away First Division 10/09/2021 Athlone Town Home First Division 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 29/10/2021 Wexford FC Away First Division 07/11/2021 First Division playoff S/F 1st leg Play Off 14/11/2021 First Division playoff S/F 2nd leg Play Off 21/11/2021 First Division playoff Final Play Off 28/11/2021 Promotion/Relegation final Play Off
STATS PAGE
PLAYER STATS 2021 SEASON
Appearances 2021
Squad FAI League BW
No. Player Total League Cup Play off CAREER
1 Brian Maher 18 17 1 0 38
3 Dylan Barnett 17 16 1 0 63
4 Andrew Quinn 18 17 1 0 18
5 Aaron Barry 17 16 1 0 33
6 Conor Clifford 16 16 0 0 16
7 Ryan Graydon 10 10 0 0 30
8 Mark Byrne 18 17 1 0 18
9 Joe Doyle 17 16 1 0 58
10 Gary Shaw 13 12 1 0 50
11 Brandon Kavanagh 18 17 1 0 18
12 Dean O'Shea 6 5 1 0 7
14 Richie O'Farrell 17 16 1 0 17
15 Daniel Jones 4 3 1 0 4
16 Darren Craven 14 13 1 0 14
17 Luka Lovic 17 16 1 0 55
18 Sean Callan 1 0 1 0 1
19 Darragh Lynch 0 0 0 0 18
20 Charlie Gallagher 1 1 0 0 1
22 Steven Kinsella 10 9 1 0 10
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 Callum Thompson 1 1 0 0 19
28 Sam Vernon 4 3 1 0 4
30 Jack Ross 0 0 0 0 0
Goalscorers
Squad FAI League BW
No. Player Total League Cup Play off CAREER
9 Joe Doyle 7 7 0 0 14
11 Brandon Kavanagh 4 4 0 0 4
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
28 Sam Verdon 1 1 0 0 1THE CARLISLE GROUNDS
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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.
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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.
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progress is strictly forbidden and may result in ejection from the Ground.
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entering the Ground shall be permitted to climb any structures within the Ground.
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personal and private use only.
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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 Anto Whelan, 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.
Callum Thompson back in Bray colours in action against Cabinteely last weekSQUAD LISTS
Bray Wanderers Wexford FC
NO. NAME NO. NAME
1 Brian Maher (GK) 1 James Corcoran (GK)
2 2 Thomas Considine
3 Dylan Barnett 3 Cian Kelly
4 Andrew Quinn 4 Paul Cleary
5 Aaron Barry 5 James Carroll
6 Conor Clifford 6
7 Ryan Graydon 7 Conor Crowley
8 Mark Byrne 8 Karl Manahan
9 Joe Doyle 9 Karl Fitzsimons
10 Gary Shaw 10 Jack Doherty
11 Brandon Kavanagh 11 Paul Fox
12 12
13 13
14 Richie O’Farrell 14 Tyler Dunphy
15 Daniel Jones 15 Kevin McEvoy
16 Darren Craven 16 Jack Moylan
17 Luka Lovic 17 Kyle Robinson
18 Sean Callan 18
19 Darragh Lynch 19 Evan Farrell
20 Charlie Gallagher 20 Daniel Dobbin
21 21 Harry Groome
22 Stephen Kinsella 22 Sean Martin
23 25 Anthony Dolan
24 26 Ayman Yousif
25 Kian Clarke (GK) 27 Kieran Murphy
26 Toby Owens 28 Donal Porter
27 Callum Thompson 29 Lorcan Fitzgerald
28 Sam Verdon 30 Sean Martin
30 Jack Ross (GK)
Manager: Gary Cronin Manager: Ian Ryan
Match Officials
Referee: Paul Norton
Assistants: Ciaran Delaney & Brian Fenlon
4th Official: Derek Tomney
Observer: Declan Hanney
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