17 May 13
Mike Phillips insists embracing the values and traditions of the British & Irish Lions' 125 year history will be key to success in Australia.
17 May 13
Wales assistant coach Mark Jones believes this summer's two-test tour to Japan will be the perfect platform for players to make their mark on the international scene.
17 May 13
Dale McIntosh believes securing a league and cup double with Pontypridd would be the finest achievement in his time at Sardis Road.
17 May 13
George North was just 17-years-old and at Llandovery College the last time the British & Irish Lions toured but he is determined to continue his meteoric rise after a whirlwind four years.
17 May 13
All roads lead to Sardis Road tomorrow as Pontypridd host Llanelli in the Principality Premiership Play-off final. WRU TV's Graeme Gillespie and Alex Bywater are joined by Ponty's Dale MacIntosh and Rhys Shellard along with Llanelli's Kevin George and WRU's Will Thomas.
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17 May, 16:27Mike Phillips insists embracing the values and traditions of the British & Irish Lions' 125 year history will be key to success in Australia. -
17 May, 15:10Wales assistant coach Mark Jones believes this summer's two-test tour to Japan will be the perfect platform for players to make their mark on the international scene. -
17 May, 13:50Dale McIntosh believes securing a league and cup double with Pontypridd would be the finest achievement in his time at Sardis Road. -
17 May, 13:06George North was just 17-years-old and at Llandovery College the last time the British & Irish Lions toured but he is determined to continue his meteoric rise after a whirlwind four years. -
17 May, 08:13All roads lead to Sardis Road tomorrow as Pontypridd host Llanelli in the Principality Premiership Play-off final. WRU TV's Graeme Gillespie and Alex Bywater are joined by Ponty's Dale MacIntosh and Rhys Shellard along with Llanelli's Kevin George and WRU's Will Thomas.
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  Teams Wal v Argentina Teams Wales v Argentina Opposition Argentina (H) Opposition Argentina (H) 12-26
HT 9-6
Opposition Argentina Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 14:30 Referee Poite Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Argentina Form W W L W L  Teams Wal v Samoa Teams Wales v Samoa Opposition Samoa (H) Opposition Samoa (H) 19-26
HT 13-10
Opposition Samoa Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 19:30 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Samoa Form W L W L W  Teams Wal v NZ Teams Wales v New Zealand Opposition New Zealand (H) Opposition NZ (H) 10-33
HT 0-23
Opposition New Zealand Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 17:15 Referee Joubert Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W NZ Form W W W W W  Teams Wal v Wallabies Teams Wales v Qantas Wallabies Opposition Qantas Wallabies (H) Opposition Wallabies (H) 12-14
HT 6-9
Opposition Qantas Wallabies Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 14:30 Referee Barnes Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Wallabies Form W W W W W  Teams Wal v Ire Teams Wales v Ireland Opposition Ireland (H) Opposition Ire (H) 22-30
HT 3-23
Opposition Ireland Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 13:30 Referee Poite Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Ire Form W L L D L  Teams Fra v Wal Teams France v Wales Opposition France (A) Opposition Fra (A) 6-16
HT 3-3
Opposition France Venue Stade de France Time KO 18:00 Referee Clancy Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Fra Form L L L D W  Teams Ita v Wal Teams Italy v Wales Opposition Italy (A) Opposition Ita (A) 9-26
HT 6-9
Opposition Italy Venue Olympic Stadium Time KO 15:30 Referee Poite Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Ita Form W L L L W  Teams Sco v Wal Teams Scotland v Wales Opposition Scotland (A) Opposition Sco (A) 18-28
HT 12-13
Opposition Scotland Venue Murrayfield Time KO 14:30 Referee Joubert Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Sco Form L W W L L  Teams Wal v Eng Teams Wales v England Opposition England (H) Opposition Eng (H) 30-3
HT 9-3
Opposition England Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 17:00 Referee Walsh Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Eng Form W W W W L  Teams Japan v Wal Teams Japan v Wales Opposition Japan (A) Opposition Japan (A) 08/06/13, 14:00
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Opposition Japan Venue Hanazono Field Time KO 14:00 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Japan Form W L L L D Teams Japan v Wal Teams Japan v Wales Opposition Japan (A) Opposition Japan (A) 15/06/13, 14:00
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Opposition Japan Venue Chichibunomiya Time KO 14:00 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Japan Form W L L L D  Teams Wal v South Africa Teams Wales v South Africa Opposition South Africa (H) Opposition South Africa (H) 09/11/13, 17:30
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Opposition South Africa Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 17:30 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W South Africa Form W W W L W Teams Wal v Argentina Teams Wales v Argentina Opposition Argentina (H) Opposition Argentina (H) 16/11/13, 14:30
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Opposition Argentina Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 14:30 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Argentina Form W W L W L  Teams Wal v Tonga Teams Wales v Tonga Opposition Tonga (H) Opposition Tonga (H) 22/11/13, 19:30
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Opposition Tonga Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 19:30 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Tonga Form W L L W W Teams Wal v Ita Teams Wales v Italy Opposition Italy (H) Opposition Ita (H) 01/02/14, 14:30
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Opposition Italy Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 14:30 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Ita Form W L L L W Teams Ire v Wal Teams Ireland v Wales Opposition Ireland (A) Opposition Ire (A) 08/02/14, 14:30
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Opposition Ireland Venue AVIVA Stadium Time KO 14:30 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Ire Form W L L D L Teams Wal v Fra Teams Wales v France Opposition France (H) Opposition Fra (H) 21/02/14, 20:00
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Opposition France Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 20:00 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Fra Form L L L D W Teams Eng v Wal Teams England v Wales Opposition England (A) Opposition Eng (A) 09/03/14, 15:00
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Opposition England Venue Twickenham Time KO 15:00 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Eng Form W W W W L Teams Wal v Sco Teams Wales v Scotland Opposition Scotland (H) Opposition Sco (H) 15/03/14, 14:45
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Opposition Scotland Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 14:45 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Sco Form L W W L L Teams Wal v Eng Teams Wales v England Opposition England (H) Opposition Eng (H) 06/02/15, 20:05
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Opposition England Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 20:05 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Eng Form W W W W L Teams Sco v Wal Teams Scotland v Wales Opposition Scotland (A) Opposition Sco (A) 15/02/15, 15:00
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Opposition Scotland Venue Murrayfield Time KO 15:00 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Sco Form L W W L L Teams Fra v Wal Teams France v Wales Opposition France (A) Opposition Fra (A) 28/02/15, 18:00
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Opposition France Venue Stade de France Time KO 18:00 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Fra Form L L L D W Teams Wal v Ire Teams Wales v Ireland Opposition Ireland (H) Opposition Ire (H) 14/03/15, 14:30
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Opposition Ireland Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 14:30 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Ire Form W L L D L Teams Ita v Wal Teams Italy v Wales Opposition Italy (A) Opposition Ita (A) 21/03/15, 13:30
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Opposition Italy Venue Olympic Stadium Time KO 13:30 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form L W W W W Ita Form W L L L W |
16 May 13
It's been a steep learning curve for RGC1404 this season, but as Rupert Moon explains, it has been a season to remember.
16 May 13
Llanelli face the daunting task of beating Pontypridd at fortress Sardis Road if they are to be crowned 2013 Principality Premiership champions.
16 May 13
WRU TV caught up with the British & Irish Lions as they prepared for the tour of Australia at the WRU National Centre of Excellence.
16 May 13
Nantyglo coaches Jason Williams and Nigel Meek along with captain Dai Williams reveal what it means for Nantyglo to win the SWALEC League Division 5 East championship.
16 May 13
After a successful season Wattstown were crowned champions of South East 4 of the Swalec League.
14 May 13
Llanelli won the battle of the Scarlets feeder clubs when narrowly scraping a victory over Llandovery at Church Bank to earn a Principality Premiership final showdown against Pontypridd.
13 May 13
WRU TV sees how Atomic Touch is proving popular with children in Wales.
09 May 13
WRU TV looks back at the recent Women's Cup Finals day at Llandovery RFC where Neath Athletic were crowned Cup champions.
08 May 13
Denbigh celebrated their crowning as SWALEC National League Division 2 winners with a presentation away at Abergele, following a midweek win over Llanidloes on 24 April 2013.
08 May 13
Trefil were presented with the Swalec League 6 East crown by Welsh Rugby Union board member Mal Beynon.
07 May 13
WRU TV sees just what the WRU's Participation Development Officers get up to on a day to day basis.
07 May 13
Cambrian Welfare have been declared champions of the SWALEC National League Division 6 Central after an undefeated campaign.
07 May 13
Gowerton were celebrating after clinching the SWALEC League Division 5 West title.
07 May 13
Abertillery Blaenau Gwent have lifted the SWALEC National League Division 3 East title, having lost just once all season.
07 May 13
A jubilant Tygroes celebrated back to back promotions when claiming Division 4 West of the SWALEC League.
07 May 13
Glyncoch have had a remarkable past couple of seasons, having lost just once in the last two seasons. Their fine form has been capped by claiming the South Central Division 5 crown of the SWALEC League.
07 May 13
Cathays celebrated the biggest day in their history by claiming Division 7 of the SWALEC League - as Adrian Davies and Simon Fry explain.
03 May 13
WRU TV looks ahead to tomorrow's SWALEC Finals day at the Millennium Stadium.
03 May 13
With two rounds of the HSBC Sevens World Series remaining, Wales head coach Paul John has sprung a few surprises for this week's penultimate round in Glasgow. And there's still plenty to play for with World Cup spots on the line.
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It is the last big showpiece of the Welsh rugby season in the Principality Welsh Rugby Union Podcast. We hear from Pontypridd coach Dale McIntosh, as well as players Adam Thomas and Rhys Shellard. We also speak to Llanelli coach Kevin George and players Kirby Myhil and Deon Thomas about the Principality Premiership Final. The Lions are in town, we speak to Sam Warburton, Alun Wyn Jones and George North, as well as Elliott Dee from Wales U20.
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It is the last big showpiece of the Welsh rugby season in the Principality Welsh Rugby Union Podcast. We hear from Pontypridd coach Dale McIntosh, as well as players Adam Thomas and Rhys Shellard. We also speak to Llanelli coach Kevin George and players Kirby Myhil and Deon Thomas about the Principality Premiership Final. The Lions are in town, we speak to Sam Warburton, Alun Wyn Jones and George North, as well as Elliott Dee from Wales U20.
17 May 13
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10 May 13
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10 May 13
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07 May 13
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05 May 13
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05 May 13
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04 May 13
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03 May 13
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03 May 13
After a pulsating semi final victory, triumphant Heol y Cyw booked their place in the Plate final at the Millennium Stadium where they will face Rhydyfelin. Coach Geoff Griffiths talks to Alex Bywater about the big day.
02 May 13
Pontypridd coach Dale McIntosh tells WRU TV's Alex Bywater he had to make some difficult decisions before deciding his match XV for the SWALEC Cup final clash against Neath at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
27 Apr 13
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26 Apr 13
The race for the Principality Premiership play-off spots reaches its dramatic conclusion tomorrow with Bedwas, Llanelli and Llandovery all in the hunt. WRU TV's Graeme Gillespie and Alex Bywater are joined by Will Thomas who run the rule over all the contenders.
26 Apr 13
We look ahead to the Lions squad announcement on this week's Principality Welsh Rugby Union Podcast. We hear from hopeful players Sam Warburton and Jonathan Davies, as well as Wales and Lions legend Gareth Edwards. We hear from Principality Premiership player of the month Kieran Murphy of the Scarlets and Llandovery, as well as both sides in the Welsh Varsity Match.
23 Apr 13
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21 Apr 13
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