SWANSEA 33 points NEATH 25 points Neath continue to improve but they fell short again after giving as good as they got for most of the game at a murky St. Helen's. It was a red-letter day for Neath flanker Jacob Blackmore
For the second time in a month, Neath gave Premiership leaders Newport a mighty scare but ultimately fell just short in a cracking match and, such was the quality of play, that all four wing three-quarters scored. In the 140-odd year
MARTIN JONES It is with the deepest sadness that, barely 72 hours after the Club staged a special fund-raising game for him, Neath RFC must announce the passing of former prop Martin Jones after a long illness. Last Friday, former team-mates of
On an evening of high emotion at The Gnoll, an appreciative crowd saw Neath Veterans XV take on a Martin Jones Select XV in a benefit match for the former Neath prop forward who is seriously ill. Martin was there himself
Famous faces return to Neath RFC for Good Friday's benefit game at The Gnoll between Neath RFC Veterans and a Martin Jones Select XV. Neath RFC are raising funds for their popular former prop forward Martin Jones who is seriously ill
Hard as Neath fought, the sending-off of prop Jack Powell after 23 minutes was possibly the deciding factor in this keen and entertaining clash at a blustery Gnoll. Friends and rivals for many years, these two great clubs share many similar
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At the end of a traumatic week, probably the last thing Neath needed was one of their toughest challenges of the season at high-riding Newport. However, the Welsh All Blacks came through it all with honour after a thrilling second-half rally
In the midst of Welsh rugby mayhem, Bridgend and Neath did their best to provide a distracting aside in Saturday's Premiership with the home side bossing the second-half to claim the spoils. On a blustery day of drizzly showers, the opening
“Poor despised little Neath” served a timely reminder of the folly of the WRU's ways with this fine win at the lavishly-provided base of the North Wales region. Rain did not deter Neath and two tries by replacement hooker Chris Morris