In difficult conditions at The Gnoll, Neath failed to make the most of their chances but did enough to succeed in securing a ninth bonus point win of the season. After another week's rains, The Gnoll was heavy and wet
Neath RFC's home game against Newbridge - postponed to facilitate The Fijians visit in November - has been re-arranged for Friday, March 13 at 7.30pm. That is the eve of the Wales-Italy international - the final round of the Six Nations.
A strong forward performance ensured that Neath made fairly serene progress to the final of the WRU Cup as the All Blacks largely subdued a game Llanelli Wanderers side at Dunvant. Hooker Sion Jones and lock Josh Hughes came into the
Neath earned their first league double of the season over bottom club Brecon and, although there were six tries for the home side against two for the visitors, it was a stop-start affair. Brecon came into the tie having won their
As starts to the New Year go, Neath RFC launched 2026 in as impressive and spectacular fashion as any club possibly could - an outstanding, never-say-die team performance which relieved WRU Premiership champions Merthyr of their long unbeaten record. The Wern
A bumper Boxing Day crowd saw Neath triumph over Championship West leaders Bonymaen who gave a very good account of themselves at The Gnoll. A bright, sunny but cold afternoon greeted the teams and the pre-match atmosphere built nicely, the air
Well, everything is in place – and The Gnoll is ready to host Boxing Day's big occasion Neath v Bonymaen (kick off 2.30pm). WEATHER Sunny and dry say the forecasters – a bit cooler at 5 degrees but perfect for rugby football. REMEMBER
NEATH NOSTALGIA Neath RFC entertain Bonymaen on Boxing Day (kick off 2.30pm) making it a grand day for the pubs and shops in Town with thousands of extra visitors attracted to Neath. Neath has long enjoyed a reputation for its variety of
THE GHOSTS OF BOXING DAYS PAST
THE BIG BOXING DAY GAME – TRADITION TALKS NEATH v BONYMAEN THE GNOLL – DECEMBER 26 – 2.30pm Boxing Day afternoon will see rugby action at The Gnoll between Neath and Bonymaen (kick off 2.30pm). Last year's clash attracted a near-5,000 crowd and, with