Next Saturday Neath travel to “Pandy Park” for our next WRU Admiral Premiership match. 🗓 25.01.25 ⏰ 2.30 KO 📌 Pandy Park - NP11 7BS TRANSPORT Booking details for The Fun Bus here: 🔗 https://neathrfc.com/fun-bus-goes-to-cross-keys/ Team news etc., to follow later in the week. #WelshAllBlacks #neathrebellion #ChooseNeath #SupportTheSupporters

Would you like to hop on the FUN BUS to CROSS KEYS for our next premiership league game next weekend? (I hear there’s a new karaoke machine on board 🎤👀) 📆 Date: 25th January 2025 ⏰ 12:00pm from Neath Rugby Clubhouse (Kickoff:

The WRU Cup semi-final between Newbridge and Pontypridd will be played at The Gnoll, Neath on Saturday, March 1st, 2025 with a 2.30pm kick off. Further details (including pre-match hospitality) to follow.

It’s that time of year when we ask for nominations from Neath fans to submit their choices for Hall Of Fame Nominations. Nominations will close on Saturday 29th March @ 6pm., following our home match with Llangennech. You do not need to

NEATH held off Newbridge's determined challenge to gain an important bonus-point win at a dry but cold Gnoll on Saturday. Prior to kick off a minute's applause was held in memory of former Neath lock Steve Dando who was buried on

Match report to follow in due course….

Following their exciting 21-21 draw with Brecon last week, Neath RFC face Newbridge at The Lextan Gnoll on Saturday (kick off 2.30pm). From post-war to the advent of the professional game, Newbridge were a regular fixture on The Gnoll club's list

Team news etc to follow later in the week

🏉✨ On Saturday 18th January -  join us for an electrifying day of rugby hospitality as we welcome Newbridge RFC to the Lextan Gnoll 🍽️ Indulge in a mouthwatering two-course meal with fellow fans, plus exclusive VIP viewing access! 🕧 Hospitality starts

Steve Dando's funeral will be held at noon on Friday at St. Glynogwr Church CF35 6EU (Club ties to be worn). Donations may be made to the Sir Gareth Edwards Cancer Challenge via https://www.justgiving.com/page/helen-dando-1736110396749 A minute's silence will be held before Saturday's

Neath missed the chance to go joint top of the Premiership again when they drew with Brecon at The Gnoll, both teams scoring three converted tries each. A late change brought in centre Rhodri Wall for his first came since being

Match report to follow in due course