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• Welsh city could host Women’s World Cup games

  Cardiff is putting together a bid to be one of the host cities at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2035.

• Barry RFC Youth 45 - 26 Maesteg Quins

  Barry took the opportunity to give squad players some game time and rest others with niggles, by arranging a friendly to keep their early-season momentum going after their Cardiff Rugby South League visit to Llandaff was postponed because of a cup clash.

• Barry RFC bounce back after disappointing display at Abercwmboi

  Barry RFC beat Cambrian Welfare in the Admiral National League Division 1 East Central.

• Barry draw with Caernarfon at Jenner Park

  Barry picked up one point, following a 2 – 2 draw as they welcomed Caernarfon Town to Jenner Park.

• Jenkins nominated for Cymru Premier award

  Barry Town United boss Steve Jenkins has been nominated for the Cymru Premier's manager of the month award for September.

• Back-to-back defeats for Barry

  Barry Town United were beaten 1-0 at home to Briton Ferry Llansawel in the Cymru Premier on Tuesday night.

• Sully defeated at Bridgend Athletic

  Sully Sports were beaten 38-13 at Bridgend Athletic 2nds in their first away game of the Admiral League season.

• Half Marathon runner in hospital after cardiac arrest

  A woman is recovering in hospital after she suffered a cardiac arrest while running the Cardiff Half Marathon.

• Barry Ladies beaten by Briton Ferry

  Barry Town United suffered another heavy home defeat in the Adran Premier - in what turned out to be Stevie McCarthy Campbell's final game as manager.

• McCarthy-Campbell leaves Barry Ladies

  Stevie McCarthy-Campbell has left Barry Town United Women to join Gwalia United.

• Neck injury halts Bombers' demolition

  Barry RFC's tough start to the Admiral League season continued with a curtailed 44-3 defeat at Abercwmboi in Division One East Central.

• TNS end Barry's unbeaten run

  Barry Town United's recent unbeaten run in the Cymru Premier ended with a 4-0 defeat at reigning champions The New Saints.

• Llantwit denied in last-gasp draw

  Llantwit Major were held to a 1-1 draw at Baglan Dragons in the Cymru South after a 95th minute equaliser.

• Unbeaten Bears edge out the Buns

  Penarth continue to lead the way in the Admiral League in the East Central region, after a battling 39-31 win over St Albans.

• Barry rower secures athletes' funding

  A Barry woman who took up rowing after she was diagnosed with a nerve disease has secured an athletes' grant.

• Locals invited to be part of the future of Barry’s Santa Sleigh

  Barry Round Table is calling on the local community to help create a brand new Santa Sleigh that’s fit for the future.

• Young Bombers fightback to beat Quins

  Barry RFC Youth got back to winning ways after beating Cardiff Quins 21-15 in the Cardiff South 1 League.

• Barry Town fans go bananas for Fairtrade

  Two Fairtrade supporters handed out free bananas to Barry Town United fans at Jenner Park at the weekend.