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Council Bye-Laws

List of Bray / Wicklow Council Bye-Laws:

  • Bray Promenade, Esplanade and Sea-Shore Bye-Laws 1942
  • Intoxicating Substances Bye-Laws 1995
  • Control of Horses Bye-Laws 1996
  • Casual Trading Bye-Laws 1997
  • Casual Trading Bye-laws 2016
  • Car Park Bye-Laws 2012
  • Car Park Bye-Laws 1997 SUPERSEDED
  • Parking Bye-Laws – Adopted 12th  June 2017 – Effective 28-08-2017.
  • Bray Town Appointed Stands (Taxi) Bye-Laws 2017
  • On Street Parking Control Bye-Laws 2009 SUPERSEDED
  • On Street Parking Control Bye-Laws 2012
  • Bray Litter Bye-Laws 2009
  • Skips on Public Roads Bye-Laws 2009
  • Gaming & Lotteries Bye-Laws, 1956. Gaming Areas Map
  • Control and use of motorised vehicles including off-road vehicles
  • Bray Town Appointed Stands Bye-Laws 2011
  • County Wicklow Road Traffic Special Speed Limit Bye-Laws of 2017

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10K Bray Cliff Run

4th April 2020
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A 10KM cliff-top trail run as the sunsets. This is ...

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A 10KM cliff-top trail run as the sunsets. This is no ordinary 10K, this is a Gaelforce 10K!

The Gaelforce 10K Bray Cliff Run is a 10K trail run from Greystones Beach to the Bray Promenade along the stunning coastal path around Bray Head.

Evening Run: No need to panic about digesting your porridge in time! This is an evening run so you will be warmed up and well-ready to beat your time. Picture yourself charging through the finish line as the sunsets. Trail running - It's never boring! Pounding the pavements gets boring after a while and as everyone knows it does ageing knees no good!

The terrain in the Bray 10km Cliff Run is varied and more forgiving with rough trails, beach and sealed paths.

Read more here.

 
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Bray Air Display 2020

25th July 2020 to 26th July 2020
#SummerInBray / Tourism / What's On https://brayairdisplay.com

Enjoy Ireland’s Biggest Air Festival on Saturday, July 25...

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Enjoy Ireland’s Biggest Air Festival on Saturday, July 25th and Sunday, July 26th 2020 subject to licence. The event, which is renowned as one of Europe’s best air displays, was recognised as ‘Best Festival / Event Experience (large)’ at the prestigious, national Irish Tourism Industry Awards 2017.

Thousands attended the two-day flying extravaganza in Co Wicklow last year. Visitors will be treated to gravity-defying manoeuvres, flyovers and aerobatic performances that will leave you speechless. We promise you it’s going to be an incredible show!

While you wait for the activities to start in the skies over Bray there's some great events/activities on the ground from 12 noon. They include a static display, food, craft & business village, helicopter pleasure flights, a funfair and live music.

While Bray Air Display is a free family weekend, hospitality packages will be available which offer excellent food, drink and stunning panoramic views of the Bray Air Display flight path from the comfort of a grandstand located on the strand.

Acts for the 2020 festival will be announced in early summer!

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Food, craft & brand village enquiries

Artisan Events are managing the Food, Craft & Brand Village at the Bray Air Display so if you have any questions please see artisanevents.ie.

Follow the Bray Air Display on Facebook or Twitter for all the very latest event updates.
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The Coronas ‘No Where We’d Rather Be’ festival

31st July 2020 to 1st August 2020
#SummerInBray / Gig Guide / Tourism / What's On https://mcd.ie/artists/the-coronas/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlKDPqcu35wIVB7DtCh2QGQN0EAAYASAAEgK-PvD_BwE

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The Coronas have announced that they will be presenting a new festival this summer, titled No Where We’d Rather Be, which will be taking place over the August Bank Holiday weekend in Killruddery House and Gardens in Bray.

The Dublin band will headline on both Friday 31 July and Saturday 1 August, but over the weekend they will be joined by special guests Tom Walker, Hudson Taylor, LYRA, Gabrielle Aplin, Aimée, Somebody’s Child, Thanks Brother and True Tides.

Tickets are priced at €55.85 including booking fee from all usual ticket outlets or via www.ticketmaster.ie.
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