Cliff Morgan became a legendary figure for Cardiff, Wales and the British & Irish Lions before going on to forge a great career in broadcasting after his playing days were over. Born in Trebanog, in the Rhondda, the 5ft 7in tall Tonyrefail Grammar School product went on to become a giant figure in the world
Phil Bennett captained Wales to the Grand Slam in 1978 and then led the British Lions to New Zealand the following year. He won 29 caps for Wales and made his debut in Paris in 1969 when he became Wales’ first international replacement.He stepped seamlessly into the boots of fellow ‘Roll of Honour’ inductee Barry
John James ‘JJ’ Williams became one of the greatest wings to play for Llanelli, Wales and the British & Irish Lions, but he was also an international sprinter. Born in Nantyffyllon on 1 April 1948, JJ played outside half for the Welsh Schools team before graduating into senior rugby with Bridgend. He then moved to
Graham Price played in two Welsh Grand Slam teams, as well as 12 successive Tests on three tours with the British & Irish Lions, and achieved cult status as a tight-head prop. He marked a sensational Wales debut as he scored a near length of the field try against France in Paris in 1975. It
Ryan Giggs became the latest Welsh footballing star to be inducted onto the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame’s exclusive Roll of Honour last night. The Manchester United legend, who is the current manager of the Wales national side, was one of five additions to the Roll of Honour at a ceremony held at Cardiff City
You can win an Emmy, a Grammy, a Bafta or a Golden Globe and you can also pick up an Olivier and, of course, an Oscar. They are all from the world of music and entertainment, but now there is a new award on offer that it is hoped will become equally as embedded in