BARGOED 21 points NEATH 18 points NEATH conceded pole position in the WRU Championship when their 9-game winning sequence came to an untimely end at third-placed Bargoed where the All Blacks were largely architects of their own downfall in a closely-fought
Neath RFC is saddened to hear of the death of former lock forward David Mathias after a long illness. David graduated from New Dock Stars and made his debut for Neath in 1976/77, playing just the one game - the first
Neath visit Ystalyfera on Saturday 7th January for the next league fixture. Team news to follow in due course
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Neath RFC was sorry to learn of the death of former Neath & District Youth R.U. secretary John Davies. John later joined Neath RFC and was a valued helper whether manning the gates, assisting with the kit or doing any of
We are sorry to announce the death of former Neath player Howard Jones of Cimla. Howard played for Neath Grammar school in the 1940’s and prior to his National Service played on the wing for Neath Athletic and occasionally for Neath
Neath RFC has been given a New Year boost with the news that scrum-half Luc Jones is returning home for the remainder of this season. The 28 year old joined Neath from Neath Athletic Colts and made his debut for Neath
NEATH 68 points BRITON FERRY nil To Neath a comfortable 10-try victory; to Briton Ferry the pride - and lots of it ! Neath bade a fond farewell to 2022 with a handsome 68-nil win over out-gunned Briton Ferry at The Gnoll
There will be a Boxing Day rugby derby at The Gnoll when Neath host near-neighbours Briton Ferry (kick off 2.30pm). Having played just one game in five weeks – and none at The Gnoll since November 12 - Neath will be
NEATH IS A “GOOD, OLD TOWN” And there is nothing like a touch of nostalgia at Christmas ! A “NOSTALGIC NADOLIG” IF YOU LIKE Here is a newspaper column from “The Cambrian” of Christmas 1908 (Rugby is at the end) ROUND THE NEATH SHOPS AN