Bray Wanderers Launch Fundraising Campaign To Alleviate Financial Strain On Club

Friday, 3 July 2020 12:15

By Hugh O'Farrell Walsh

Ahead of their return to play in the First Division, Bray Wanderers have launched a fundraising campaign to help secure the future of the club.

Work is underway at the Carlisle Grounds to ensure a safe return to play, while complying with COVID-19 related health and safety guidelines.

However it’s expected these works will place a significant financial burden on the club’s finances.

Underage boys' and girls' teams have also not kicked a ball in over four months, and their return to football is still to be confirmed by the FAI.

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