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• Captain McLaggon to leave Barry Town United

  Barry Town United captain Kayne McLaggon is leaving his hometown club after eight years.

• Barry await play-off opponents

  Barry Town United will learn their Cymru Premier play-off opponents on the final day of the regular season.

• Harriett aims for ice dance glory

  A figure skater from Barry is preparing to take part in the British Solo Ice Dance Championships.

• Bombers defeated in Plate warm-up

  Barry RFC Youth were beaten 28-14 at Merthyr in the East Wales Premier League.

• Bombers well beaten by St Joseph's

  The Admiral League campaign ended for Barry with a 33-3 defeat to Division One leaders St Joseph's.

• Adran Premier: Barry sign off with Archers win

  The Adran Premier season ended with a 2-0 win for Barry Town United over relegated Cardiff Met.

• Barry reach play-offs after Nomads win

  Barry Town United booked their place in the Cymru Premier's European play-offs with a 2-0 win at Connah's Quay Nomads.

• Llantwit beaten as Lansdown bows out

  Llantwit Major finished the JD Cymru South season in ninth after a 1-0 defeat to Cwmbran Celtic on the last day of the season.

• WRU takes over at Cardiff Rugby

  The WRU has completed its takeover of Cardiff Rugby, after the region was briefly placed into adminstration.

• Barry secure FAW licences for next season

  Barry Town United have secured their FAW Tier One licence to continue playing Cymru Premier football next season.

• Plate heartbreak for young Bombers

  A disallowed late try saw Barry beaten 30-25 by Tonyrefail in the semi fnals of the Cardiff Cup's U16s Plate competition.

• Bombers surge to Llanishen win

  A second half fightback saw Barry clinch a 38-25 win over Llanishen in their penultimate Admiral League game of the season.

• Barry beaten by relegated Archers

  Barry Town United lost 2-0 to relegated Cardiff Met in their last home game of the Adran Premier campaign.

• Captain Jack leads Llantwit to last home win

  Llantwit Major got back to winning ways in their final home game of the Cymru South campaign, beating Caerau Ely 1-0.

• Swimming club search for missing archives

  Barry Amateur Swimming Club (ASC) is looking to recover missing scrapbooks that form a crucial part of their historical archive.

• Barry duo up for league awards

  Andy Legg has been nominated for the Cymru Premier's manager of the month award for March.

• Bombers prepare for season finale

  Barry host their penultimate Admiral League fixture of the season this Saturday when Llanishen visit the Reservoir Field (2.30pm ko).

• Adran Premier: Barry defeated by Swans

  Barry Town United lost 3-0 to plate winners Swansea City in the Adran Premier - on a day when league honours were decided.