Mulvey) 4.9% - Pat Devlin 2.2% - John Deering 0.2% - John O'Brien Supporters Up to 2022, Bray Wanderers had a small, but loyal fanbase, with annual average attendances generally around 700–1000 home fans. For away matches the Bray Wanderers Supporters Club organised a bus to run direct to the relevant ground. In March 2008, the Ultra group of Bray Wanderers fans, "Na Fánaithe", was formed by five members of the supporters club. Unlike similar groups in Dublin, such as "Briogáid Dearg", "SRFC Ultras", "Shed End Invincibles" and "Notorious Boo Boys", Na Fánaithe is a much smaller group. In July 2022, Bray Wanderers fans formed a new supporters club, the "1985 Seagulls" group. Honours FAI Cup: 2 1990, 1999 League of Ireland First Division: 3 1985–86, 1995–96, 1999–2000 League of Ireland First Division Shield: 1 1995–96 Leinster Senior League: 3 1957–58, 1958–59, 1959–60 FAI Intermediate Cup: 2 1955–56, 1957–58 FAI Junior Cup: 2 1950–51, 1953–54 Enda McGuill Cup: 1 2005 Records Record Victory: 7–0 v Cobh Ramblers 17 October 1997, 7–0 v St. Mochta's 2007 FAI Cup, 17 June 2007 Record League Defeat: 8–1 v Dundalk 4 May 2015 Most Points in a Season: 72 in 1999–00 Most League Goals in a Season: 19, Eamon Zayed, 2003 Most League Goals: 72, Jason Byrne 1998–03, 2012–13 European record Overview Matches Current squad Technical staff Managers Notes References External links Bray Wanderers AFC Website "'You can't lose, you'll make the league look bad'", RTÉ Sport, 13 May 2020. Club profile on Airtricity League site Republic of Ireland historical League Tables 1921/2-2006 by Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation Association football clubs established in 1942 Association football clubs in County Wicklow Former Athletic Union League (Dublin) clubs Former League of Ireland Premier Division clubs Former Leinster Senior League clubs League of Ireland B Division clubs League of Ireland First Division clubs Wanderers 1942 establishments in Ireland