Rugby Collection (#10)

Stuart Evans, Neath & Wales Rugby Union Player, 10th February 1986

Cardiff full back Paul Rees on one of his gap-making bursts against Swansea. 14th April 1984

Cardiffs David Barry on the attack against Ebbw Vale at the Arms Park. Cardiff, Wales, 15th January 1983

Roy Thomas of Llanelli Rugby Football Club, during a game at Stradey Park. Wales, 11th March 1974

Alun Lewis will become the 18th Welsh player in the British Lions party when he arrives in Auckland. Lewis, of London Welsh, replaces scrum half Brynmor Williams. August 1977

Pontypridds Dale McIntosh passes the ball to Matthew Lloyd. March 1997

Phil Bennett (Welsh international rugby union fly half ), and his bride Miss Patricia Jones after their wedding at Holy Trinity Church, Felinfoel, Llanelli, Wales. 22nd March 1970

Peter Phillips the son of Princess Anne at the School Rugby Sevens played at Kingston Park, Newcastle on 5th May 1996

Sport - Rugby Four Morpeth Rugby Club stalwarts, left to right, David Pringle (skipper), Brian Keenleyside, Ivan Pringle and Alan McMillan beore a warm-up session in preparation for thier semi-final

Frank Bough and Mary Parkinson broadcasters with their sons

England v Wales Rugby Union International Welsh line out jumper Geoff Evans challenges for the ball as opposing hookers John Pullin of England (left)

Rugby - Wales v England - Cardiff - Jan 1959. Well done Clem ! Welsh skipper R. C. C. Thomas, covered in mud leads his team off the Arms Park pitch after their victory

Cardiff - Floods - The Arms Park pictured under water following the floods - 6th Dec 1960 - Western Mail and Echo Copyright Image

National Stadium, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, work in progress. Dated 15th June 1982. Copyright Western Mail and Echo Ltd

Rugby - Wales - Triple Crown winners - 1905 - Back Row - A. J. Davies (touch judge) W
Rugby - Wales - Triple Crown winners - 1905 - Back Row - A.J. Davies (touch judge) W. Neill, D. Jones, A.F.Harding, H. Watkins, G. Travers, W. Joseph, W. Williams (referee) Middle Row - J.F

Sport - Rugby - Wales - Terrible Eight - The Rev Alban Davies and his Terrible Eight of 1914 in Belfast. Some of them fought their Irish adversaries to a standstill that day in a " private

Clifton Hall, Clifton-on-Dunsmore, which could become the headquarters of the National Association of Teachers. It was formerly used by musicians as a headquarters for several bands in the 1960s

Pupils of Newbold Grange High School having lessons in the Rugby Borough Library. they were searching for information and history of the towns

Frank Wilson the leading try scorer of St Helens Rugby League Club who has been deposed from the team. May 1970 P005920

Sport - Rugby - Pontypool lock Kevin Moseley leaves the field after being sent off by referee Derek Bevan against Newbridge. - Dec 1983 - WME Copyright Image

JPR Williams, Rugby Union player at the high court attending a libel case, February 1982

Sport: Rugby Union South African visit to Sauna baths: Sprinfbok manager Corrie Bornman looks on as Gawie Carelse receives massage from masseur Frank Mathews at a Sauna in Funnell Street, Manchester

Rugby League Cup Final 1956. St. Helens v. Halifax. St. Helens wins the Rugby League Cup. The scene in the St. Helens dressing room, showing Prescott (captain) drinking from the cup

Gareth Chilcott lifting Alison Holloway his co presenter for the Rugby Union World Cup 1991

Rugby CV22 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Rugby CV22 7

Two Victorian boys in rugby football kit talking on a bench
Two 19th century boys wearing rugby football kit sitting on a bench with the ball at their feet. One of them appears to be consoling the other

Rugby International Match - Scotland vs Wales at Cardiff, won by Scotland 11-8. Date: 1923

Scotland vs England Rugby Union match for Calcutta Cup, watched by The Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, played at Inverleith near Edinburgh Date: 1923

Royal Cornwall Museum Staff with The Princes Countryside Fund Ambasador, Phil Vickery MBE, at the Royal Cornwall Show
Royal Cornwall Museums Membership and Marketing Officer is pictured with The Princes Countryside Fund Ambasador, Phil Vickery MBE

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Ireland's Ronan O'Gara (left) and Kevin Maggscelebrate beating England
Rugby Union Six Nations cup match England v Ireland (13-19) 2004

Lawrence Dallaglio and Malcolm O'Kelly England v Ireland Six Nations Championships

Martin Johnson and Victor Costello head to head England V Ireland Five Nations 1998
Martin Johnson and Victtr Costello head to head England V Ireland Five Nations 1998

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Kingsholm Rugby Football Ground, Kingsholm, Gloucester, 1972

Twickenham PLA01_08_058
Twickenham Stadium, Whitton Road, Twickenham, Richmond upon Thames, Greater London. The East Stand at Twickenham Stadium, seen from the South Stand on match day in 1985

Brunton Park EAW259605
Brunton Park Football Ground and Carlisle Rugby Club Ground off Warwick Road, Carlisle, Cumbria, 1973

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Allianz Park, Hendon, Barnet, Greater London. Rugby players on the pitch at Allianz Park, formerly Copthall Stadium, during a game between Saracens and Bath. Copthall Stadium was opened in 1964

Julia Carling who has just split from husband Will Carling England rugby captain launches new beauty product for Alan Sugar of Amstrad

Julia Carling wife of England rugby captain Will Carling arrives home today after recent reports that Will has been to visit Princess Diana again

Julia Carling TV Presenter today changed her name to Heineken to support Englands Rugby World Cup Sponsorship by the Beer company

United Kingdom, Wales, Conwy, Llandudno, Llandudno Pier

New Zealand, North Island, Palmerston North, New Zealand Rugby Museum, exterior

The Springbok Experience Rugby Museum, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

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Cameron McConville (AUS) Garry Rogers Motorsport Holden Monaro CV8 and Keith Ahlers (GBR) Adam Sharpe Motorsport Morgan Aero 8 ham it up before the Rugby World Cup Final

England rugby player Rory Underwood in a flying machine
England rugby player and RAF pilot Rory Underwood takes the controls of the only working model of the Leonardo Da Vinci flying machine 1989

Rory Underwood finishes training with a cup of tea 1991 Rugby World Cup

England captain Martin Johnson with the Rugby World Cup
England captain Martin Johnson holds the World Cup aloft after England defeated Australia 17-20 in the 2003 Rugby Union World Cup Final

Half Time team talk Rugby Union World Cup 1991
Rugby Union World Cup 1991. Pool 1 match: England v United States. England captain Will Carling haranguing the team at half time. England 37pts United States 9pts

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Rugby, a sport that unites nations and ignites passion on the field. From the iconic jerseys worn by famous rugby football teams to the breathtaking stadium art that adorns their homes, this game is more than just a sport - it's a way of life. Step into John Smiths Stadium Art in Huddersfield Town and you'll be greeted by an awe-inspiring display history. The walls tell stories of triumphs and defeats, reminding us why we love this game so much. Franklins Gardens Stadia Art proudly showcases the rich heritage of Northampton Saints. As you walk through its halls, you can almost hear the roar of the crowd as legends grace this hallowed ground. Croke Park Stadia Art captures Ireland's indomitable spirit. It stands tall as a testament to their unwavering dedication to rugby excellence. This is where dreams are made and heroes are born. Welford Road Stadium Art pays homage to Leicester Tigers' legacy. With each brushstroke, it immortalizes unforgettable moments etched in our memories forever. Millennium Stadium Art transports us to Wales, where rugby runs through every vein. The artwork tells tales of fierce battles fought with heart and soul under those floodlights. France/Ireland Rugby 23 brings together two powerhouses for an epic clash on the pitch. Their jerseys symbolize unity amidst rivalry - a true testament to sportsmanship at its finest. DW Stadium Art celebrates not only Wigan Athletic F. C but also their deep-rooted connection with rugby. It reminds us that sometimes boundaries blur when it comes to our love for different sports. Murrayfield stadium in Scotland echoes with cheers from passionate fans who live and breathe rugby like no other nation does. Its grandeur reflects their undying devotion to this beautiful game. K C Stadium Art proudly represents Hull City FC while acknowledging their shared affinity for rugby too. A reminder that sporting communities can thrive together, supporting each other's passions. France V Scotland Rugby.