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1 month ago | 
rugbypass.com | Ian Cameron |Cardiff Rugby |Dragons RFC
The BKT United Rugby Championship quarter-final fixtures have been confirmed following the conclusion of the regular season this weekend. South African sides secured two of the four coveted home ties, with three SA sides in total set to feature in the KO stages. Two Irish and Scottish sides and a lone Welsh URC outfit make up the eight. Leinster, Vodacom Bulls, Hollywoodbets Sharks and Glasgow Warriors will each host a quarter-final over the weekend of May 30–31.
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1 month ago | 
rugbypass.com | Ian Cameron |Cardiff Rugby |Dragons RFC
Glasgow player ratings: A more competitive showing than their April annihilation in Dublin, but the Warriors still lacked the control and precision needed to really trouble Leinster over 80 minutes. Here’s how the visitors rated in their 13–5 defeat. 1. Jamie Bhatti – 5Struggled against Clarkson, who is still in his infancy as a scrummager. Gave away ground at the set-piece and was replaced early in the second half. 2. Seb Stephen – 6Carried competently in traffic and didn’t shirk his work.
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1 month ago | 
rugbypass.com | Bryn Palmer |Cardiff Rugby |Dragons RFC
Glasgow head coach Franco Smith has brushed aside concerns over his side’s recent form and reiterated his belief that Warriors will still be strong contenders in the URC play-offs. The defending champions return to Dublin’s Aviva Stadium for their final game of the regular season on Saturday to face runaway leaders Leinster, who thumped them 52-0 at the same venue give weeks ago in the Champions Cup quarter-finals.
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1 month ago | 
rugbypass.com | Neil Fissler |Cardiff Rugby |Dragons RFC
Connacht have confirmed that three more players, including Puma winger Santiago Cordero, will be leaving Galway when their contracts run out at the end of the season. Cordero, who has won 50 Test caps for his country, has made 21 appearances for the club since recovering from a serious knee injury during pre-season, soon after joining in 2023.
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1 month ago | 
rugbypass.com | Ian Cameron |Cardiff Rugby |Dragons RFC
A first half of defensive failures is a problem, but they rectified that after half time. That left them with a points-difference mountain to climb. They actually did it, and spent minutes at the end of the game three points adrift, with possession, and on the opposition goal line. They had an extra player. And they also had a penalty right there. Forget anything else that happened in the game … top teams convert that.
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2 months ago | 
rugbypass.com | Bryn Palmer |Cardiff Rugby |Dragons RFC
Jake White’s Bulls spiked Glasgow’s attacking guns for most of Friday’s ‘revenge’ mission at Scotstoun to make themselves warm favourites to claim a top-two URC finish and the home advantage that could offer through the play-off stages. The powerhouse Pretoria outfit claimed an impressive 26-19 victory at the home of the reigning champions to move within a point of Warriors, who clung onto second place by virtue of George Horne converting Stafford McDowall’s last-minute try.
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2 months ago | 
rugbypass.com | Ian Cameron |Cardiff Rugby |Dragons RFC
Ulster head coach Richie Murphy has questioned the legality of Leinster’s approach at the breakdown following his side’s 41–17 defeat in the United Rugby Championship at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday night. Dan Sheehan scored a second-half hat-trick for a much-changed Leinster side, who also claimed a penalty try and further scores through Tommy O’Brien, Thomas Clarkson and Garry Ringrose.
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Mar 29, 2025 | 
rugbypass.com | Ian Cameron |Cardiff Rugby |Dragons RFC
The Team That Reclaimed My Stolen Cryptocurrency/ Hack Savvy TechAs an Australian student with a deep passion for studying law in the UK, I have always been committed to pursuing higher education and advancing my career. My dream was to attend one of the prestigious universities in the UK, and like many students, I was searching for scholarships to ease the financial burden of studying abroad.
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Mar 23, 2025 | 
rugbypass.com | Ian Cameron |Cardiff Rugby |Dragons RFC
“I was wondering if the AIL had clubs that were on the tipping point of wanting to become pro, how close could they get to a current Ulster etc”. The Irish structure has always been the International team at the top, then the four provinces, then the clubs below that. Before the pro era in each province there were senior clubs playing each other, and that was pretty much “ring fenced”…no relegation or promotion. Then below that a series of junior leagues.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
cardiffrugby.wales | Mike Brown |Cardiff Rugby
Cardiff Rugby are delighted to agree a new contract with Wales international Teddy Williams. The second-row was due to come out of contract in the summer but he has signed a new deal to remain at the Arms Park as he continues to establish himself as a key leader in Blue & Black. Williams, who made his senior debut in 2020, has now amassed 50 appearances for the club, hitting the milestone against the Ospreys on New Year’s Day.
