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The Bray People is an Irish weekly newspaper focused on local news, community reporting and regional issues in Bray and the surrounding areas of County Wicklow. First published in 1979, it provides readers with comprehensive coverage of the stories, events and developments shaping one of Ireland’s largest towns. The newspaper is known for its strong community focus, featuring reporting on local government, education, business and public affairs alongside coverage of issues that matter to residents. It also includes human-interest stories, community achievements and local event coverage, helping readers stay connected to life in Bray and the wider region. Sports reporting plays an important role, highlighting local clubs, schools and competitions across a variety of disciplines. Lifestyle content, entertainment features and notices further contribute to its role as a valuable source of information for the local community. Available on PressReader, Bray People newspaper delivers trusted local journalism, community insight and comprehensive coverage of life in Bray and County Wicklow.
A Wicklow charity campaigner is proving that retirement does not have to be the end of the road, after he led a bike run to raise funds for a local organisation that supports adults with disabilities. Former bus driver Dessie O’Toole, who...
A house in a Bray housing estate was allegedly attacked in the early hours of Monday, August 31, as part of an ongoing dispute involving the occupant and two men. The occupant was recently released from prison. His criminal history dates back...
Thegrowingnumberofvapeshops in Bray has become a source of increasing concern among both members of the public and local public representatives, who are pointing to planning and licensing regulations that are limiting the ability...
Mark Sherry has had 19 stents inserted since he first experienced chest pains and a shortness of breath in the gym 20 years ago. The Wicklow man, who suffered a heart attack in 2016, is advocating for greater cardiac health awareness as the...