Rhymney Rugby Club

10/06/2026

The fixtures are out…
Lots of local derbies…
Some tough looking matches there..
🔴⚫️🔴⚫️

08/06/2026

We, as a club are deeply saddened by the news of Ryan Jones’s passing. Our sincere condolences go out to his family, friends, teammates, and the wider rugby community during this difficult time.

06/06/2026

🎯🍺 OI OI… WHO’S READY FOR A BULLSEYE BELTER?! 🍺🎯

Rhymney RFC is turning into the ultimate darting madhouse on Sunday 7th June — and trust us… you’d be mental to miss it! 🔥

💥 Reddragon Champion of Champions Qualifier📍 Rhymney RFC, War Memorial Park NP22 5NB. 🚪 Doors open at 11AM🎯 Toe to the Oche at 12PM

💰 £10,000 FOR THE WINNER!(That’s a lot of kebabs and pints 👀)

Expect:🎯 Big scores🍻 Bigger laughs😮 More 180s than your mate claims he hit in practice🏆 Serious darts with not-so-serious banter✌️

Whether you’re a pub hero, a flight destroyer, or just there for the craic and a cold one — get yourself down the club for a dart-tastic day! 🎯

Don’t bottle it… stick it in your calendar before your mate beats you to it! 🍺🔥

02/06/2026

🎯🍻 ARROWS AT THE READY! 🍻🎯

RHYMNEY RFC presents the CHARITY OMNI DARTS COMPETITION 2026

Raising money for Prostate Cancer Awareness 🩵

Think you’ve got the nerve, the aim, and the banter to become Rhymney’s Darting Champion? 🎯🏆

⏰ 1pm registration 2pm to the oche !
💷 £10 Entry Fee (Players) please note entry not confirmed until payment is made to Chris!
🚪 £5 on the Door (Non-Players)
👥 Limited to 32 Entries

⚠️ every penny raised goes to charity!

📲 To enter, message Chris Morris via Messenger or WhatsApp. Number below!

💵 Cash entries only.

And because no great darts night ends after the final throw…

🍛 FREE Curry & Rice
🎤 Karaoke
🕺 Disco
🍻 Plenty of laughs and a cracking atmosphere!

Whether you’re here to hit 180s or just hit the dance floor, come along and support a fantastic cause.

Throw darts. Eat curry. Sing badly. Raise money. Repeat. 🎯🍛🎤

31/05/2026

A splendid celebratory occasion saw the Rhymney Rugby Club's Annual Awards Evening held at the clubhouse on Saturday. A full house enjoyed a super buffet and plenty of congratulatory fun as the deserving winners were presented with the spoils of back to back promotions as champions of their divisions for the last two years. Colin Wilks of the WRU's District A was on hand to give the glassware to skipper Tyler Evans and his men, head coach Lee Pearson and president Phil Atkinson were MCs, fulsome in their thanks to one and all, and there were many videoed messages of congratulation from famous and not-so-famous former players and others, including the bar staff's hilarious contribution. They and ever-present helper Richard Worley (sorry about Arsenal, Rich!) got gifts, and in his holiday absence the 20 years' service of groundsman Wayne Caswell was also recognised. The Merit Trophy went to backroom boy Chris Morris, Tomos Elliott took the Most Appearances trophy, and Jack Worgan and Rhys Brewers shared the award for Most Tries. The prolific Liam Davies was again inevitably the Top Points Scorer, being (as he now is) the second highest points-provider in Brewers' history, while generous Sponsor Russell Shankland took the prize in that category, with his framed Monex-logoed jersey. Joint Clubmen, one onfield, the other off, were Tyler Evans and committeeman Andrew Prosser, and unsurprisingly (see photo!), Matthew Cook was Character of the Year. Loyal prop Ben King won Most Improved Player and effective lock James Seaton was Most Promising Player. The Supporters' Player, presented by 'halfway-liners' boss Alastair Williams, was Jack Worgan, the Players' Player was Tom Elliott, and the big one, Player of the Year, went to the 'Big One': go-forward no. 8 Jack Chamberlain. Jack Pulsford won try of the season. All know it will be a big new challenge in Division One East for 2026-7, but the Brewers are certainly in good heart as they prepare for it. One sadder note was the news of a serious stroke suffered by ex-Sec and treasurer, John 'Nag' Davies, who emigrated to New Zealand in 1980 and became a prominent figure in Wellington Rugby and a University professor there. All good wishes are sent from the club he served so well to Susan, his daughters and wider family Down Under. Akky.

30/05/2026

CLUB OPEN FROM 2PM!

🏆 End-of-season celebrations start tonight!

Rugby Presentation Night with awards, laughs, cold beer and entertainment (extremely limited tickets remain)

☀️ the suns out and the beer garden is waiting.

and

⚽️ live on big screen all the action from the Champions League Final.

If Carlsberg did Saturdays they would struggle to top this one. 🍺

29/05/2026

Beer garden open suns shining ☀️ what a sun trap! 🍺

CLUB OPEN FROM 6PM for a cold beer. Make the most of this unusual Welsh weather before it's taken from us!

☀️ beer garden
🍺 cold beer
👶 families welcome - park near! 🛝

28/05/2026

CLUB OPEN FROM 6PM for a cold beer. Make the most of this unusual Welsh weather before it's taken from us!

☀️ beer garden
🍺 cold beer
👶 families welcome - park near! 🛝

24/05/2026

Again; no lucky winners for our lucky 4s!

Remember you got to be in it to win it!

On a more happier note the beer garden is open, the beer is cold. Pop in to quench your thirst!