Ahoy, me hearties! ⚓️ This Saturday, September 28th, Neath Clubhouse be turnin’ into a pirate’s paradise! 🏴☠️ Join yer fellow buccaneers as the mighty Neath rugby crew battles their fiercest rivals, the scurvy dogs of Cross Keys! Kick-off be at
We are delighted to announce the return of our incredibly skilled back-rower, Dyfan Ceredig, to the squad. Known for his agility, vision, and skill on the ball, Dyfan has a natural ability to read the game and make things happen.
MATCH DAY HOSPITALITY 🏉✨ This Saturday, we’re shaking things up at Neath RFC—join us for an electrifying day of rugby hospitality as we go head-to-head with @crosskeysrfc Match Sponsors - @NeathTCouncil 🕧 Starts at: 12:30 PM 🎉 Special Guest: Our fearless new Head
Next Saturday, the All Blacks return to The Lextan Gnoll for another clash with old Gwent friends when Cross Key visit (kick off 2.30pm). 🗓 28.09.24 ⏰ 2.30 KO 📌 The Lextan Gnoll – SA11 3BU TICKETS 🎟 Tickets available online: 🔗 https://neathrfc.com/tickets/ and at the gate: 🎟 Adults £10
Neath gained their second successive win on the road with a hard-fought – in some ways 'old-fashioned' - success on their first visit to Newbridge for 20 years. Between the end of the Second World War and the coming of leagues,
Match report to follow in due course…..
Neath pay their first visit to the Welfare Ground in Newbridge since season 2004/05 on Saturday (kick off 2.30pm) - far too long an absence for two clubs who previously enjoyed a healthy relationship since the Second World War. Neath registered
Neath travel away on Saturday to play an unbeaten Newbridge side. Team News etc., will follow later in the week.
🗓 21.09.24 ⏰ Bus leaves the Clubhouse at 12.00 (2.30pm KO) Back the boys and show your support at The Welfare Ground To book YOUR seat on the “FUN BUS” contact Robert Smith on 07890645195 or Gillian Lewis on 07807043978 Due to the rising
After defeat by Merthyr on opening day, Neath repelled a strong second-half comeback by Brecon to gain their first Premiership win of the season in the pleasantly verdant surrounds of Parc de Pugh. A warm September Saturday was the perfect time