AHEAD OF BRAY Wanderers’ televised meeting with Premier Division holders Dundalk on Bank Holiday Monday, we decided to continue our League of Ireland fan series with a look at the Seagulls’ hardy followers.

Here’s 13 signs you’re a hardcore Bray fan…

Torrential rain and gale force winds don’t faze you

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The pre-match routine involves a trip to the chipper with the sliding doors

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You remember the days when the Old Shed was the centrepiece of the Carlisle

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You went through the agony of all three FAI Cup finals in 1999

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But finally getting your hands on that blue-riband trophy remains the single greatest day of your life

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You go to games no matter how badly things get, both on and off the pitch

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You knew all about Katie Taylor’s talents even before she became a national hero

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When you regard finishing 10th as a job well done

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Tarzan will always be this Seagulls legend and not the fictional character who swings from trees

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You get excited when Michael Collins is on because of this scene…

 You were a Seagull even before Pat Devlin was around

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On away days, the players outnumber the travelling support

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The ultra supporters group, Na Fanaithe, are like family at this stage

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