Bray look to halt Rebel Army charge

Bray Wanderers will be hoping to upset League leaders Cork City when the two clubs meet at the Carlisle Grounds.

Fri, 17 Jun, 2005 - 09:41

Bray Wanderers will be hoping to upset League leaders Cork City when the two clubs meet at the Carlisle Grounds.

Bray have added new signing Conor Sinnott to the squad for the clash with Robbie Dunne, Keith Long and Stephen Gifford ruled out. Stephen Fox is rated doubtful with a hamstring problem.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Carlisle Grounds Person: Conor Sinnott Person: Robbie Dunne Person: Keith Long Person: Stephen Gifford Person: Stephen Fox Person: Colin O’Brien Person: Liam Kearney Person: Denis Behan Event: FAI Cup Organisation: Rebel Army Organisation: Bray Wanderers Organisation: Cork City Organisation: Bray Organisation: City Organisation: Galway United

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