LATEST WELSH SPORTS NEWS

30 May 2020 Coronavirus: Cardiff City member of staff tests positiveA Cardiff City member of staff is self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19.
30 May 2020 Tennis Wales 'devastated' by Welsh government decision to delay resumptionTennis Wales is "devastated" that the sport cannot restart under the Welsh government's latest coronavirus rules.
30 May 2020 Sport returns: From Monday 1 June competitive sport allowed behind closed doorsThe UK government approves the return of domestic competitive sport behind closed doors from Monday, 1 June.
29 May 2020 David Brooks: Bournemouth's Wales international 'raring to go', says Simon FrancisWales international David Brooks is "fully fit" ahead of the Premier League's return, according to Bournemouth team-mate Simon Francis.
30 May 2020 British and Irish Lions: Murrayfield favourite to host home Test before South Africa tourMurrayfield is the front-runner to stage a 'home' British and Irish Lions Test against Japan before next year's tour of South Africa.
29 May 2020 Cardiff City: Lee Tomlin and Nathaniel Mendez-Laing fit to return for CardiffCardiff City manager Neil Harris is "hopeful" Lee Tomlin and Nathaniel Mendez-Laing will be fit to start when football returns.
29 May 2020 'Big relief' as Olympic sailing champion Hannah Mills prepares to return to waterOlympic champion Hannah Mills says it is "a big relief" to be allowed back on the water with her sailing partner Eilidh McIntyre.
29 May 2020 Swansea City: George Byers set to return when season resumesSwansea City midfielder George Byers has returned to full training and is in contention to play when the season resumes.
29 May 2020 Gareth Davies: WRU chairman says Pro14 investment boosts league viabilityWelsh Rugby Union chairman Gareth Davies says new Pro14 investment will help short-term financial problems and improve the league's viability.
29 May 2020 Brad Mooar: New All Blacks coach hopes for early Wales reunionDeparting Scarlets coach Brad Mooar says facing Wales with New Zealand this year would mean a poignant reunion.

Peter Jackson on why the WSHOF is important to Welsh sport

May 13, 2019

Peter Jackson, the doyen of Welsh sports journalism, talks about the importance of the WSHOF ahead of the 2019 ‘Roll of Honour’ dinner at Cardiff City Stadium on 26 June.

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