Josh Adams says there will be “no papering over the cracks” when Wales review their Guinness Six Nations defeat to Ireland.  As preparations get underway for a trip to Murrayfield this weekend to face the Scottish side that beat England at Twickenham in the opening round of matches, Adams says everybody in

Josh Adams says there will be “no papering over the cracks” when Wales review their Guinness Six Nations defeat to Ireland.  As preparations get underway for a trip to Murrayfield this weekend to face the Scottish side that beat England at Twickenham in the opening round of matches, Adams says everybody in

Wales captain Hannah Jones and her fellow Gloucester-Hartpury exiles earned bragging rights over their Bristol Bears international teammates as they extended their unbeaten run in the Allianz Premier 15s to 10 games to stay top of the table.  Their 19-17 win kept them three points clear of Exeter Chiefs and

The Women’s U18s Regional tournament returned for round 4 on Sunday with Ospreys, Scarlets, Cardiff and RGC all in action at the Gnoll. In the first match of the day, Ospreys went toe to toe against Cardiff. Cardiff made quick work of an opening attack to run the ball out

Wales Under 20 centre Hari Ackerman paid tribute to his inexperienced pack after the seven new caps went toe to toe with Six Nations champions Ireland at Stadiwm CSM on Friday evening. The defending champions began their defence of the Six Nations crown with a 27-44 victory but not before

Warren Gatland and Ken Owens faced the media after the 34-10 defeat to Ireland and this is what they had to say. Q: How do you explain the slow start? WG: “I don’t know. I think the slow start was brought on ourselves by the fact that we conceded some

George North was only 18 when he made his Six Nations debut 12 years ago and as he makes his 46th appearance in the tournament he finds himself cast in the role of senior pro alongside his Ospreys teammate Joe Hawkins. The 20-year-old Hawkins starts at centre with North and