Rugby Union Collection (page 6)

Five Nations Championship Wales v Ireland Cardiff Arms Park 11th March 1967. A Welsh player restrains Noel Murphy but it is too late and the ball is away. Ireland went on to win the match 3 - 0

Action from the 1953 Five Nations Match between Wales and Irland at the St Helens Ground Swansea. Wales went on to win the match 5 - 3. 13th Match 1953

Llanelli have ended their investigation into Chris Ralston scalping affair by claiming that the Richmond star was accidentally hurt during their match on November 4th 1978

The Irish Team pose for a team photograph during the 1955 Five Nations Championship Circa February 1955

Wales v All Blacks New Zealand European Tour 1980 1st November 1980. Mark Shaw hands off the Welsh opposition. New Zealand went on to win the match 23 - 3

Wales v Australia, Australian European Tour 1966. The Welsh and Wallabies compete for a line out ball at the Cardiff Arms Park.Australia went on to win the match 14 - 11 3rd December 1966

Five Nation Championship Wales v Scotland 19th January 1974 John Williams of Wales is brought down by Scotlands William Watson during the game at Cardiff Arms Park

The new stand under construction at Cardiff Arms Park 7th September 1969

Wales v Australia Cardiff Arms Park. 3rd December 1966 The scrum collapses during the Wallabies match against the Welsh. The Australians went on to win the match 14 - 11

Students from London Universitys Westfield College seen here in Hampstead, where the boys beat the girls in a battle of the sexes rugby match. 19th March 1963

David Duckham seen here in action against Harlequins 7th October 1969

England and British Lions rugby union hooker Brian Moore 30th October 1991

Fran Cotton, Englands newly appointed Captain seen he helping his Coventry team mate Keith Fairbrother at his business in Coventrys Wholesale Fruit and Veg Market. 6th January 1975

JJ Williams Mike Gibson and Ian McGreechan at the International Sports Writers Club in Great Russell Street. They were attending a reception along with fellow British Lion team members before their

Phil Bennett at the International Sports Writers Club in Great Russell Street. Bennett attended a reception along with fellow British Lion team members before their tour of New Zealand. 9th May 1977

Phil Bennett signing the visitors book at the International Sports Writers Club in Great Russell Street. Bennett attended a reception along with fellow British Lion team members before their tour of

Action from the Wales v Scotland Home Nations Championship held at St Helens Ground, Swansea. The final result was a 12 point to nil victory to Wales 4 February 1950

Quality Control inspection at the Gilbert Rugby Ball factory 1st September 1966

Coventry celebrate after knocking out John Player Cup favourites Leicester before 10, 000 fans at Coundon Road in the quarter finals 9th March 1985

Five Nations Championship Wales v Ireland 8th March 1969. Welsh defence blocks an Irish run at the try line. In the background construction on the new grandstand can be seen

Action from Coventrys match against the Barbarians 17th October 1973

David Duckham seen here in action for Coventry against Bristol Coventry went on to defeat Bristol in the Club Competition Final Match 28th April 1973

Five Nations Championship England v Wales 16th February 1980. An injured English player receives treatment as the English pack looks on. England went on to win the match 9 - 8

Coventrys Simon Maisey takes off to land a try during their match against Newport ay Coundon Road 5th September 1981

Injured England Skipper Dick Greenwood looks on as the rest of the England Rugby Union team train 21st February 1969

England Rugby Union team training 21st February 1969

England Rugby Union team seen here in training in Coventry. 25 February 1979

London Wasps v Cardiff Blues, Rugby Union match, December 1959

London Wasps v Llanelli Scarlets, Rugby Union match, March 1970

British Lions Rugby team at Heathrow following their tour of South Africa. 29th July 1968

Action from the Welsh Rugby trial at Cardiff Arms Park 6th January 1951

Wales v England England pose for a team photo before their Home Nations Championship match against Wales at the St Helens Ground Swansea. Wales won the match 23 - 5 20 January 1951

Action from the Wales v Ireland Home Nations Championship at Cardiff Arms Park. The final score was a three points all draw 10th March 1951

Players walk off the pitch at the end of the Wales v France five nation championship match held at Cardiff Arms Park. Wales won 20-0 to clinch the championship and the Grand Slam - 25th March 1950

Action from the Wales v France five nation championship match held at Cardiff Arms Park. Wales went on to win 20-0 to clinch the championship and the Grand Slam - 25th March 1950

Action from the Cardiff v South Africa at Cardiff Arms Park. South Africa won the match 11 - 9 20th October 1951

Action from the Swansea v South Africa match at St Helens Ground. South Africa went on to win the match 11 - 3 15th December 1951

Action from the Wales v France Five Nations Championship match at St Helens Ground in Swansea. The final score was a 9 - 5 victory to Wales 22nd March 1952

South African rugby supporters in the arrivals Hall at Heathrow. 4th January 1952

Action from the Wales v South Africa test match at Cardiff Arms Park. South Africa won the match 6 points to 3. 22nd December 1951

London Wasps v Cardiff, Rugby Union Match at Sudbury, 18th November 1967

London Wasps v Llanelli, Rugby Union Match at Repton Avenue, Sudbury, London, March 1966

Warwick v London Wasps, Rugby Union match at Rugby School, Rugby, Warwickshire, October 1966

London Wasps v Bath, John Player Special Cup Final, match at Twickenham, Saturday 2nd May 1987. Final score: London Wasps 12-19 Bath

Leicester v Sale, The Pilkington Cup Final at Twickenham, Saturday 10th May 1997. Final score: Leicester win 9-3 Sale

Cardiff v Llanelli at Cardiff Arms Park. Cardiff wing J. H
Cardiff v Llanelli at Cardiff Arms Park. Cardiff wing J.H. Williams makes a break after receiving a pass from Maurice Richards. 24th Feb 1966

Lewis Moody, (3rd from right) English international rugby union rugby player, seen here playing for the Leicester Tigers against Coventry Rugby Club. 10th January 1998

This photo of Coventry Football Club appeared in a supplement to " The Midland Daily Telegraph, " on 4th April 1891

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