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Dragons’ Ollie Griffiths Reveals New Perspective Brought By Health Scare

Dragons’ Ollie Griffiths Reveals New Perspective Brought By Health Scare
Ollie Griffiths has revealed his gratitude for the perspective given to him by the health issues which have forced him to retire from rugby. The Dragons and Wales back row man has spoken of his new attitude to his life on and off the field after hanging up his boots at the age of 29 due to illness.

Wales Stand Firm In Dublin To Create Their Own Piece Of History

Wales Stand Firm In Dublin To Create Their Own Piece Of History
Wales made history by qualifying for their first major tournament after goals from Hannah Cain and Carrie Jones gave them a 2-1 Euro 2025 play-off second leg victory over the Republic of Ireland in Dublin. hian Wilkinson’s team triumphed 3-2 on aggregate as they progressed to next summer’s European Championship in Switzerland.

Swansea City Set For FA Cup Clash With Russell Martin’s Southampton

Swansea City Set For FA Cup Clash With Russell Martin’s Southampton
Swansea City have been forced into a reunion with former head coach Russell Martin next month after the club drew Southampton in the third round of the FA Cup. It means a trip to St. Mary’s for the Swans, who will go up against the man who left them 18 months ago.

Wales Accused Of “Cheap Shots” Ahead Of Republic Of Ireland Clash As Tensions Rise

Wales Accused Of “Cheap Shots” Ahead Of Republic Of Ireland Clash As Tensions Rise
Wales and the Republic of Ireland have created some friction to turn up the heat ahead of their Women's Euros play-off final second leg in Dublin. Tuesday’s Celtic derby will determine who secures a coveted spot at next summer’s Women’s European Championship finals.

Snooker Pays Tribute To Welsh Legend And Former World Champion Terry Griffiths

Snooker Pays Tribute To Welsh Legend And Former World Champion Terry Griffiths
Wales’ former snooker world champion Terry Griffiths has died aged 77 after "a lengthy battle with dementia", his family has said. Griffiths' son Wayne wrote on Facebook: "To our friends and snooker followers in general, we are deeply saddened to share the news of our loss.

Cardiff Coach Matt Sherratt Backs Cameron Winnett After Wales Axe

Cardiff Coach Matt Sherratt Backs Cameron Winnett After Wales Axe
Cardiff coach Matt Sherratt has given his backing to Cameron Winnett after his axing by Wales coach Warren Gatland. Sherratt paid a glowing tribute to Winnett following the full-back’s player of the match performance in the 31-23 victory over the Dragons at the Arms Park.

Angry Cardiff City Fans Turn On Club Over Manager Fiasco

Angry Cardiff City Fans Turn On Club Over Manager Fiasco
Cardiff City fans have voiced their fury over the lack of urgency in appointing a new manager. Bluebirds fans groups have come together to write an open letter to the club’s officials, demanding action and warned a “toxic” feeling towards the club poses huge dangers.

From Rugby To Racing . . . Meet Callum Pritchard, The Welsh jockey Who’s Onto A Winner

From Rugby To Racing . . . Meet Callum Pritchard, The Welsh jockey Who’s Onto A Winner
Former scrum-half Callum Pritchard is set to make it a dozen winners this season as a jockey - and underline why he was right to switch sports from rugby to horse racing. The 23-year-old from Porth used to wear the No.9 jersey for Wattstown and came through the same Rhondda schools system as Wales internationals Kieron Assiratti and Cameron Winnett.

Luke Williams Admits Inconsistent Swansea City Are Doing His Head In

Luke Williams Admits Inconsistent Swansea City Are Doing His Head In
Luke Williams admitted he gave his players a bit of the hair dryer treatment after seeing them come into the break trailing 2-1 against bottom of the table Portsmouth at the Swansea.Com Stadium, before hitting back for a 2-2 draw. Matt Ritchie and Josh Murphy had given the visitors a two goal advantage in their first game in three weeks before Myles Peart-Harris harried Connor Ogilivie enough at the far post to force the ball over the line just before the break.

Filo Tiatia Fails To Break Dragons' Derby Day Cycle Of Doom But Insists It Won't Be Forever

Filo Tiatia Fails To Break Dragons’ Derby Day Cycle Of Doom But Insists It Won’t Be Forever
Dragons interim coach Filo Tiatia remains optimistic of his team’s prospects, despite suffering another difficult defeat at the hands of rivals, Cardiff. The Dragons added a 19th successive loss against Cardiff to their decade-long streak, after a gruelling 31-23 defeat at Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday night. Despite playing their first match under new head coach Tiatia, the Dragons failed to alter the course of their losing pattern this season.

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Toulouse’s Cup Full To The Brim While Welsh Regions Sip At Lower Table

It was probably fitting that the first team drawn out of the hat for the 30th anniversary Investec Champions Cup tournament next season was that of the reigning champions Stade Toulousain – who won the first title in Cardiff in 1996. The French giants will be hot favourites once again... Read More

Mid-term Les Bleus For Wales . . . Time For Warren Gatland To Shake Things Up

With three rounds of the Six Nations gone and two games remaining, Wales are where they finished last season’s tournament - in fifth place. Yet, despite losing their opening three matches, they could have beaten Scotland and England, they had an excellent spell of pressure against the Irish for 20... Read More

Europe Gives Welsh Teams A Break . . . But No Respite

The four Welsh regions have a break from the United Rugby Championship this weekend, but that doesn’t mean life is going to get easier. In fact, it looks tougher in some respects with three of them facing club opposition in Europe and the Ospreys up against the Italians of Benetton... Read More

Warren Gatland Backs Six Nations Shake-Up With Relegation Play-Offs

Warren Gatland has welcomed the idea of promotion and relegation within the Six Nations as World Rugby mull over new plans for a global rugby championship. The Wales coach – who has named Tomos Williams for his first Six Nations start against France on Friday night – has no concerns... Read More

Wales Set To Face Ntamack Mk II

Romain Ntamack – son of legendary French wing Emile Ntamack – could make his debut against Wales in the Six Nations opener. The 19-year-old outside-half is one of five uncapped players named by France coach Jacques Brunel for the match in Paris on February 1. Ntamack’s selection is reward for... Read More