The 21-year-old continues to impress with the League of Ireland outfit
The Northern Ireland youth international is currently on loan with Waterford from parent club Fleetwood Town.Read more: Ex-Celtic star says he 'can't return' to Windsor Park because of safety fears
The 21-year-old midfielder has scored two goals in 26 appearances in the First Division this season, and delivered an impressive 12 assists. Baggley - who plays alongside fellow Northern Ireland youth international Chris Conn-Clarke at Waterford - was recently recognised for his stellar performances.The fans' group hailed the Belfast man's displays in recent weeks, saying: "The winner of the BSC player of the month for June/July was Barry Baggley as voted for by our members. Barry has been very consistent with his performances during the summer months so this award is well deserved.
"We wish Barry a speedy recovery from his injury he picked up on Friday last and we all hope to see him back on the pitch very soon again once again."During his time in England he also had a brief loan spell with Altrincham, and has earned international honours with Northern Ireland Under 17, 19 and 21s.
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