The Annual General Meeting of Cardiff Rugby Football Club will be held in the Gareth Edwards Lounge Cardiff Athletic Club on 26th July 2023 at 7pm. AGENDA To read the notice convening the Annual General Meeting of Cardiff Rugby Football Club for season 2022-2023. To receive apologies for absence. To approve …
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Cameron Winnett insists Cardiff RFC will be looking to show their title credentials when they host Llandovery in the Indigo Group Premiership final on Sunday (KO 5.15pm). The Blue and Blacks overcame Newport in a tense semi final last week, having finished top of the pile during the regular season and securing home status for the …
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Cardiff play Llandovery in the Indigo Premiership Cup on Sunday in what will be a massive game for both clubs. Speaking ahead of the game Head Coach Steve Law said “this will be the last game of a long but hugely enjoyable and successful season. There has been a lot of things which we as …
Ticketing information for Sunday’s Indigo Premiership Final Current CRFC and Cardiff Rugby season memberships will be valid. Online Sales Window : Wednesday, midday to Friday Online Sales Prices : Adults £10, Concessions (OAP / Students) £5, U16 £1 https://www.eticketing.co.uk/cardiffrugby/EDP/Event/Index/1006?position=1 On the Day : Adults £12, Concessions (OAP / Students) £8, U16 £1 …
This was the fourth game between the two local rivals this season and as with the others was expected to be a close game. The first twenty minutes were very cagey with both sides looking to gain an advantage. Newport seemed to have the better of the territory, but Cardiff’s defence was outstanding. The Black …
Cardiff play Newport in the Indigo Premiership playoff on Sunday (14th – 5:15pm) having finished as teams one and four in the league. Speaking ahead of the game Head Coach Steve Law said “another huge game and once again it is against our oldest rivals from down the M4. There is obviously everything to play …
Cardiff secured top spot in the Indigo Premiership and a home semi-final against Newport next weekend. The Blue & Blacks knew that they had a spot in the playoffs, but wanted home advantage by winning the last game of the season against Merthyr. But The Ironmen, however, looked like they wanted their own home draw …
Cardiff entertain Merthyr in the last game of the regular season on Saturday at the Arms Park – kick off 2:30pm Speaking ahead of the game Gruff Rees said” we are excited to finish the league season at home and be in a position to finish top of the league. Finishing there would represent the …
Cardiff showed a huge amount of courage and masses of commitment to grind out a win that puts them back on the top of the Premiership table. In the sunshine at Eugene Cross Park it was the home side that had the better showing in the first quarter of the game. The Steelmen’s set piece …
