The stand is beginning to take shape with much of the structure now in place and concrete already poured to make sections on which supporters will hopefully be standing and cheering on the Candystripes next season.
The North Terrace will add additional capacity of 2,940 (2,910 standing spaces and 30 wheelchairs spaces), resulting in a net gain of 2,550 spectators almost doubling the capacity of the Brandywell from 3,689 to 6,239.

1. The stand is beginning to take shape with much of the structure now in place and concrete already poured to make sections on which supporters will hopefully be standing and cheering on the Candystripes next season.
The stand is beginning to take shape with much of the structure now in place and concrete already poured to make sections on which supporters will hopefully be standing and cheering on the Candystripes next season. Photo: Brendan McDaid

2. With the league season now over for Derry City FC work is progressing on the new North Terrace at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium.
With the league season now over for Derry City FC work is progressing on the new North Terrace at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. Photo: Brendan McDaid

3. Heavy plant on site as work continues on the new North Terrace at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium
Heavy plant on site as work continues on the new North Terrace at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium Photo: Brendan McDaid

4. The new North Terrace, once complete, will add additional capacity of 2,940 (2,910 standing spaces and 30 wheelchairs spaces), resulting in a net gain of 2,550 spectators almost doubling the capacity of the Brandywell from 3,689 to 6,239.
The new North Terrace, once complete, will add additional capacity of 2,940 (2,910 standing spaces and 30 wheelchairs spaces), resulting in a net gain of 2,550 spectators almost doubling the capacity of the Brandywell from 3,689 to 6,239. Photo: Brendan McDaid