Eircom League: Bray win but fail to secure Euro spot

Bray finished their season with their highest ever placing of fourth but it wasn't enough to clinch a European place.

Eircom League: Bray win but fail to secure Euro spot
Sun, 06 May, 2001 - 18:43

Bray Wanderers 4 St. Patrick's Athletic 1

Bray finished their season with their highest ever placing of fourth but it wasn't enough to clinch a European place.

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CourtsSoccerEircom LeaguePlace: Terryland ParkPerson: BrayPerson: Martin RussellPerson: Mick DoohanPerson: Jason ByrnePerson: DoohanPerson: Colm TressonPerson: Terry PalmerPerson: Liam CoylePerson: Tony GrantPerson: Tommy DunnePerson: Eddie McCreadyPerson: Peter HuttonPerson: Derek SwanPerson: SwanPerson: John MartinPerson: Alan MahonPerson: Tony McDonnellPerson: Eoin BennisPerson: Darragh SheridanPerson: Ollie KeoghPerson: Bobby RyanPerson: FinnPerson: Alan MurphyPerson: Shay ZellorPerson: Stephen KellyPerson: Ray KennyPerson: BohsPerson: Dave MorrisonPerson: Glen CrowePerson: CrowePerson: Trevor MolloyPerson: Alex NesovicPerson: Mark RutherfordPerson: Ollie CahillPerson: ShelbournePerson: ShelsPerson: Paul DoolinPerson: Richie ForanPerson: Alan CareyPerson: CahillEvent: Intertoto CupOrganisation: Bray WanderersOrganisation: St. Patrick's AthleticOrganisation: WanderersOrganisation: Shamrock RoversOrganisation: Derry CityOrganisation: RoversOrganisation: DerryOrganisation: Galway UnitedOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: Longford TownOrganisation: LongfordOrganisation: Kilkenny CityOrganisation: BohemiansOrganisation: ShelbourneOrganisation: Cork CityOrganisation: City
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