Spirits are high, and Bray Wanderers players look forward to deserved night out
When the Bray Wanderers squad head out tonight, they will have plenty to raise a glass to – and they'll have a few new faces to integrate into the group too.
They will enjoy a players' night out tonight (July 20). With their passage to the next round of the FAI Cup safely secured on Friday, Kilian Cantwell and co will soon shift their focus back to league matters but not before they let their hair down.
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