Club not in trouble say Wanderers management
BRAY WANDERERS management have rubbished claims that there is 'significant doubt' over the future of the soccer club.
Daniel Gorman In an absolute humdinger of a tie, Roundwood eventually overcame Conor Clinton and Coolboy Rangers thanks to a late penalty in this nine-goal thriller.
Gavin Forde at Celtic Park Arklow Celtic started their LFA Junior Cup run with an impressive win over Kilkenny side Brookevile FC.
Gavin Forde at Allen Park Aughrim Rangers hosted Carnew FC in a thrilling Division 3 league encounter last Sunday morning.
Craig Farrar at Wicklow Rovers Ashford and Rathnew met in the neutral venue of Wicklow town last Saturday evening to play under lights in the inaugural Tommy Heffernan Memorial Shield.
A round trip of over 1,000km as the crow flies did not prove worthwhile for Bray Wanderers as goals at the beginning and the end of the second half halted their IRB BRU Cup journey at the first stop.
There aren't many leagues in the world where, with six league games left, a manager can be quizzed on continental ambitions and relegation worries in the same breath.
Daniel Gorman Bray Wanderers rediscovered their winning touch as Drogheda United slid ominously nearer to the trap door.
Dan Gorman at the Showgrounds Bray Wanderers fired blanks for the third match in a row as they nudged Sligo Rovers closer to the trap door.
Daniel Gorman On Saturday, September 2, Rathnew AFC and Ashford Rovers will contest the first ever Tommy Heffernan Charity Shield.
Daniel Gorman Kieran Sadlier was both the villain and the hero of the piece as he kept Cork City's double dream alive.
Daniel Gorman As parting gifts go, a 20th league goal of the season, an assist and three points isn't half bad.
Conor Kenna turned up for training last night as scheduled.
Bray Wanderers runs in Hugh Douglas' blood. His great grandfather, Joe Douglas, once played for the Seagulls so should the club go into liquidation, the club's current right-back would be losing more than just a wage.
Daniel Gorman Denis O'Connor is confident of securing Bray Wanderers' long-term future but only if the club can be bailed out in the short-term. Failing that, he will pull the plug himself on the Co. Wicklow club's 32-year spell in the League of Ireland.
Conor Hatton Leighton Glynn was the toast of Wicklow soccer as he picked up the double accolade of The Premier Player of the Year and Overall Player of the Year Award.
Daniel Gorman at the Carlisle Ground Second spot slipped from Bray Wanderers' grasp as dastardly Dinny Corcoran's double saw Bohemians secure a come-from-behind victory.
