Sir Billy Boston, the Wigan RL legend and former Neath RFC player who last year became the first rugby league player to be awarded a knighthood, has died at the age of 92. The Welsh Rugby Union confirmed the news of
Dr. Bryn John, one of Neath RFC's former honorary medical officers, has passed away. Bryn came to Neath in the 1970's and practised at Briton Ferry where he was a very popular local G.P. for over 30 years. He was also
Neath RFC is saddened to hear of the passing of former Wales captain and British and Irish Lions centre Arthur Lewis who has died at the age of 84. Arthur Lewis graduated from Crumlin RFC to play for Ebbw Vale RFC
At the end of a long season we go back in time the small matter of 50 years and recall Neath's most ambitious tour – a tale from a bygone age when playing the game, in all senses, was all
Neath's 2025/26 season finished in a high-scoring defeat in an end-of-season affair of 11 tries at gloriously sunny Gelligaled Park. For some weeks now, Neath have known that they could only reside in fourth place in the Premiership while Ystrad Rhondda
Neath's home season ended on a desperately low note when they lost to a much sharper and fresher-looking Llangennech at The Gnoll. Both sides made around a half dozen changes and the visitors included ex-Neath men in Liam Tobias and Ioan
📣 HOSPITALITY: Neath RFC v Llangennech RFC – Wednesday 29th April 2026 👉 https://neathrfc.com/tickets 🍽 MATCH DAY HOSPITALITY Join us for a very special evening at The Gnoll as we celebrate Neath RFC history and recent success! 🕔 Hospitality opens: 5:00pm 🍴 Food served: 6:00pm 🏉
Neath RFC was saddened to hear of the passing of two former players : Hugh Morgan, better known as an opening batsman and chairman of Neath Cricket Club, who played a few games at forward in the 1950's and back
After a challenging 6-game winning sequence, Neath were unable to inject sufficient drive and energy into their game at Narberth where the home side ran out deserved winners. The Dr. Lewis-Lloyd grounds were radiant in Spring-time splendour : warm sunshine and
Newly-crowned WRU Cup winners Neath are fast becoming the second-half comeback kings of the WRU Premiership after overturning a 5-31 deficit to record a sixth successive victory in an 11-try thriller against Cardiff Metropolitan at Cyncoed. One of the problems of