Bray Head, County Wicklow. Bray Head (Irish: Ceann Bhré) Is A 241 M (791 Ft) Hill And Headland Located In Northern County Wicklow, Ireland, Between The Towns Of Bray And Greystones. It Forms Part Of The Wicklow Mountains And Is A Popular Spot With Hillwalkers. At The Top Of The Head Is A Concrete Cross Which Was Placed There In 1950 During The Holy Year. Every Good Friday, Hundreds Of Local People Climb To The Top Of The Head In A Good Friday Procession Marking The Stations Of The Cross As They Go Along, With The Final Station Being Held At The Holy Year Cross.

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