‘’The Sword of Damocles”

- June 26, 2017

Bray’s 2-1 win away to Galway on Friday meant many things for us Seagulls fans. It meant we kept our place in the top four, the other members of which all won as well. It meant we kept up our bright start to the second half of the season, banishing

‘’Oh! I do like to be beside the seaside!”

- June 20, 2017

Most people have come across the English music hall tune ‘’Oh! I do like to be beside the seaside!” at some point. The tune is most famously associated with Reginald Dixon and the Tower Ballroom in Blackpool, but it was first popularised by Mark Sheridan in the early twentieth century.

Sligo Rovers & Bray Wanderers set for the Scottish Irn Bru Cup this year

- June 7, 2017

Following Uefa approval it has been officially announced that Bray Wanderers & Sligo Rovers will join the Scottish Irn - Bru trophy this season. The two sides were selected as Ireland's highest-ranked non-European participants. There are 56 sides competing including sides from Wales & Northern Ireland and the first round draw will

League of Ireland XI for the half way stage of the 2017 season

- June 6, 2017

With the League of Ireland season on its mid season break we wanted to put together who we feel have been the top performers in the Premier Division and make our League XI for the half way stage. There have been some close calls and we have had to leave some

Dean Delany’s spider man gloves

- June 5, 2017

Brian Quigley Travelling to Limerick to watch Bray Wanderers wasn’t an option for me on Friday last due to family and work commitments, but I did manage to get to Tolka Park to see the Shelbourne versus Longford Town game in the First Division. Normally it’s only my son Blaise that accompanies

Limerick beat Bray Wanderers in thriller

- June 3, 2017

Harry Coyne Late goals from Dean Clarke and Bastien Héry gave Limerick the win in the Marketsfield on Friday night. New Limerick manager Neil McDonald tested out a new 5-3-2 system and it seemed to work early on. Bray passed neatly around the midfield but a loose pass found Chiedozie

Bray Wanderers looking good ‘at the turn’

- May 29, 2017

Brian Quigley This weekend coming will see match day 17 taking place in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division [actually match day 18 for Bray Wanderers and Shamrock Rovers, due to a rearranged fixture necessitated by Rovers’ European schedule] and this will herald in the mid-season break. The half-way point. So

Did I jinx my teams (Bray Wanderers) result?

- May 22, 2017

Brian Quigley Most people where I work, when the talk gets onto football, want to talk about the madness that is the English Premiership, where millions buys mediocrity and the mediocre earn millions. There’s a sane core though that follow League of Ireland teams. Given the geography of where our factory

SSE Airtricity League: Fixture Changes

- May 16, 2017

There have been two fixture changes in the SSE Airtricity League. In the Premier Division, Shamrock Rovers’ home fixture against Bray Wanderers will now take place on Tuesday, May 30th with kick-off at 8pm at Tallaght Stadium, having been originally scheduled for Friday, July 7th. In the First Division, Athlone Town’s trip

‘’Standing on the shoulders of giants’’

- May 15, 2017

Brian Quigley Friday’s 3-0 victory away at Finn Harps was a momentous result for Bray Wanderers. The win – achieved with goals from Gary McCabe, Ryan Brennan and Keith Buckley – kept the Seagulls clear of Dundalk in second place in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, and for this reason