Carlisle Grounds, Football stadium in Bray, Ireland
The Carlisle Grounds is a football stadium in Bray with four distinct stands offering a total capacity of 3,185 seats. It sits directly behind Bray DART railway station, making it an integrated part of the town's transport infrastructure.
The ground was originally founded in 1862 as Bray Athletic Ground and later renamed in honor of the 7th Earl of Carlisle.
The ground is the home of Bray Wanderers, where supporters gather regularly to watch football matches and connect with the local sporting community.
The stadium sits within a short walk from Bray DART station, making access straightforward for visitors arriving by train. The surrounding area has multiple food and drink options nearby, so guests can easily find refreshments before or after a match.
The ground was used as a filming location for scenes in the film Michael Collins and later appeared in a music video by Irish artist Dermot Kennedy.
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