CAERNARFON eased their Specsavers National League Division One North relegation fears with a hard-fought 15-12 home win over Bro Ffestiniog. The Cofis’ battled hard to secure what could be a pivotal victory against the basement dwellers when the
CAERNARFON Town will kick-off their JD Cymru Premier Championship Conference in front of the S4C Sgorio cameras. The Canaries welcome Bala Town to The Oval on February 7 to begin their quest for a European place, before making a tricky looking
LLANGEFNI 33 RUTHIN 31 THERE was plenty of drama as Ruthin suffered a narrow defeat during a weekend trip to Anglesey. With both sides scoring bonus point tries and just two points separating the teams after 80 minutes, this match between
CAERNARFON Town striker Cai Jones has left the club to re-join Porthmadog. The popular figure has played a huge part in the Canaries’ recent success, which saw hem secure a top six berth for the second consecutive campaign at the JD Cymru Premier
BANGOR City moved into the JD Cymru North’s top eight with a 3-1 home victory over Llangefni Town. The Citizens’ came through their Friday night fixture against a stout Cefni side with their eighth win in 18 second tier encounters this term, and
BANGOR 1876 hit a significant milestone on their way to an eye-watering 10-2 win at Bethesda Athletic. The Gwynedd League championship favourites have now scored an exceptional 104 times in their 15 games, which they have taken maximum points from
LLANDEGFAN ended a two-and-a-half year wait for an Anglesey League win on Saturday afternoon with a 2-1 victory at Pentraeth Reserves. In the only league game of the weekend, the visitors pulled off a shock win to take them off the bottom of the
THIS is the moment a pedestrian was caught on camera walking through a tunnel on the A55. Traffic Wales officials have uploaded the video, showing a man wandering through the Penamaenbach tunnel between Conwy and Penmaenmawr, to social media.
A major tourism campaign to promote North Wales as the Adventure Capital of Europe has been boosted by news that five top attractions are planning to invest £30 million and create 500 new jobs over the next five years. The famous five - Adventure
CAERNARFON Town closed out phase one of the JD Cymru Premier campaign with a 2-0 loss at Cardiff Met. The Canaries will mix with Welsh domestic football’s elite after booking their top six berth for a second straight season since entering the league
BANGOR City men’s hockey team were outclassed as they lost 6-0 on the road against runaway NWHL Division Two leaders Bowdon 4s. Boasting a former England international in their ranks, Bowdon have won every home this season by handsome margins and
GWALCHMAI suffered a blow to their Lock Stock Welsh Alliance title hopes after they fell to a 3-1 loss at Llandudno Junction. The Railwaymen turned over the championship challengers with a determined display that saw them go ahead on 11 minutes
BODEDERN Athletic moved to within four points of third-placed Denbigh Town with an emphatic 4-1 win at Llanrug United. Last season’s Lock Stock Welsh Alliance Division One runners-up are hitting form at just the right time after an indifferent
