SWALEC semi-final venues confirmed

Despite facing a daunting task in New Zealand for the fourth round of the HSBC Sevens World Series, Wales Sevens head coach Gareth Williams is heading Down Under in a positive frame of mind.

WRU TV were on site at the RBS 6 Nations launch in London on Wednesday and caught up with all the action

Wales Women's captain Rachel Taylor and England opposite number Tamara Taylor look ahead to the opening game of this season's campaign.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland talks about the rapidly approaching RBS 6 Nations campaign at today's launch in London.

Meet Wales U20s: WRUTV caught up with Josh Adams in this video special

Meet Wales U20s: Joe Davies, powerful forward and son of a Wales Commonwealth Games gold medallist.

WRU TV went behind the scenes as the Wales squad met for the first time ahead of the RBS 6 Nations, following them through a day of training, meetings, headshot and media.

The WRU has teamed up with Crawshay's to tour Georgia in June. The side, which will be called the Crawshays WRU President's XV, will play Emerging Georgia twice, in a tour which supports the Welsh Government's efforts to grow relations between the two countries.

Wales Sevens are looking to re-group after a disappointing tournament last time out in South Africa. The next double leg in New Zealand and Las Vegas offers Gareth Williams a chance to redeem themselves.

Warren Gatland spoke to the media after announcing his 34-man 2015 RBS 6 Nations squad

Penallta eased through to the next round of the SSE SWALEC Plate with a convincing 46-5 victory over Heol y Cyw. WRU TV was there to capture the action.

Video of the Womens Leagues and Regional Awards Evening.

A number of innovative changes to scoring have been introduced at age grade regional level in an attempt to ensure try-scoring is the main focus

WRU TV went to Sardis Road as underdogs Bargoed attempted to cause a shock upset over SWALEC Cup holders Pontypridd.

Chris Horsman, Geraint Lewis and Jason Strange have got stuck into their work as international skills coaches, affecting how young people play the game right across the board.

Having selected his Six Nations squad, Wales Women's head coach Rhys Edwards is now focusing on the opening game of the campaign against England.

Seventy-four riders completed a sponsored bike ride from Cardiff to Aberdare to support the fundraising campaign #staystrongforows following Owen Williams' serious rugby injury last summer.

Wales Women's head coach Rhys Edwards was at Llandovery to see the conclusion of an entertaining Women's Regional championship where any one of three teams were in contention for title glory on the last day of action.

WRU National Performance Manager Gethin Watts outlines a new coaching system as the final countdown rapidly approaches for a new Six Nations campaign for Wales Under 20s.