The Club was delighted to officially open its brand-new bar facility last Friday, marking a significant investment in the matchday experience for supporters. Located in the OutdoorLiving.ie Fan Zone, the new O'Hara's Bar was officially opened ahead of our match against Treaty United on Friday evening, with Cllr. Malachaí Duddy (Cathaoirleach of Bray Municipal District) cutting the ribbon to formally declare it open. 
 
Also in attendance were Cllr. Caroline Winstanley (Cathaoirleach of Wicklow County Council ), Cllr. Ned Whelan (Bray East) and Brian Wildes (District Administrator), together with representatives from our five connected clubs – St. Joseph’s, Greystones United, Cabinteely, Ardmore Rovers and Enniskerry Youth – and the FAI’s League of Ireland Director, Mark Scanlon. 
 
The new O’Hara’s bar was installed at the end of August as part of a wider programme of improvements to the Outdoor Living Fan Zone. The area has also been upgraded with new turf and decking, enhancing the space for fans, which is open before, during and after First Team matches. 
 
The project has been supported by a number of Bray Wanderers’ valued sponsors, including Outdoor Living (Principal Partner), O’Hara’s Brewery (Official Beer), and Imperial Bathrooms & Flooring. 
 
Damien Kelly, Director at Outdoor Living, said: 
“It was great to be part of the launch of the new bar in the Fan Zone. It’s a brilliant space and really opens up the area, but the best part was seeing the supporters enjoying it. We’re delighted to play a part in the project and to sponsor such a great club. We’re looking forward to seeing the space go from strength to strength.” 
 
Seamus O’Hara, Chief Executive of O’Hara’s Brewery, added: 
“We are very proud to be a supporter and the Official Beer of such a progressive Club with likeminded ambition. There is always a great atmosphere on match nights and the new bar and Fan Zone facilities will enhance that even further. Our thanks to everyone who contributed to making this happen in such a short timeframe.” 
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