📅 Friday 22nd May 2026 🕖 7:00pm arrival | 7:30pm start 📍 Neath Rugby Clubhouse On Friday evening, we look forward to celebrating our recent WRU Premiership Cup success, recognising outstanding achievements and honouring those who have made a lasting impact on the
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
Last game of the Season. Match report to follow…..
Neath round off the 2025/26 season with a visit to Ystrad Rhondda in the WRU Premiership on Saturday (kick off 2.30pm). The All Blacks will be aiming to finish on a high note against the always formidable challenge of Ystrad Rhondda
📣 SOLD OUT – Neath Rugby Supporters Club: Hall of Fame Night & Neath RFC Player Awards 2026 📣
We’re delighted to confirm that this year’s event has officially sold out once again. A huge thank you to everyone who secured their tickets and continues to support the club. This special evening will celebrate outstanding achievements on and off the field,
And then there was one ☝🏼 M A Y fixture 🏉 All roads lead to one final game… let’s make it count 🖤 The FUN BUS heads to YSTRAD RHONDDA 🚌🏉⚫️ Fancy jumping on board to support the boys in our final Premiership league
NEATH TRAVEL TO YSTRAD ON SATURDAY 9th MAY FOR OUR LAST GAME OF THE SEASON 🗓 09.05.2026 ⏰ 2:30pm KO 📌 Gelligaled Park, Ystrad - CF41 7SY. TRANSPORT NEWS Would you like to hop on the FUN BUS to YSTRAD? Full details here: 🔗 https://neathrfc.com/fun-bus-ystrad-rhondda-09-05-2026/ TEAM NEWS - to
Leigh Halfpenny - one of Wales' all-time greats - has retired from playing. After a career embracing 101 Wales caps and 801 points - and a British Lion - he is calling it a day aged 37. Having emerged form Gorseinon's junior