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Judge Geraint Walters told Cardiff Crown Court: “I wouldn’t want to be living on that street.” Collins, 19, of Lewis Street, Aberbargoed, pleaded guilty to affray. The offence was committed on November 9, 2020. Andrew Taylor, representing the defendant, said in mitigation how his client was a man of previous good character with no convictions recorded against him. He added: “There is a long-running open sore between two families and nobody comes out of this with very great credit. “The defendant abuses cannabis and it has to stop. “He wants to put this memory behind him as quickly as possible.” Judge Walters told Collins: “Behaviour of this sort is not acceptable with neighbours squabbling.
Know your enemy – the lowdown on Ireland’s Six Nations opponents
Even though the fixture list has fallen favourably, Ireland are up against it in their bid to win another Six Nations title. By Garry Doyle Sunday 31 Jan 2021, 3:00 PM Jan 31st 2021, 7:01 AM 18,056 Views 11 Comments
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WALES v Ireland (7 February, Cardiff)
WARREN GATLAND WAS in full flow. This was 14 months ago, although it feels like 14 years, a time when social distancing sounded like the name of a racehorse, not an instruction you constantly give your parents, never mind your kids.
Six Nations 2021: Flanker Dan Lydiate recalled as Wales omit Rhys Webb
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Wales have recalled Ospreys flanker Dan Lydiate for the 2021 Six Nations.
Lydiate, 33, last played international rugby when winning his 64th Wales cap against Australia in November 2018.
Wales coach Wayne Pivac has named a 36-man squad which does not include Ospreys scrum-half Rhys Webb, although his team-mate Rhodri Jones is named among the props.
Wales open their Six Nations campaign against Ireland in Cardiff on 7 February.
Prop Jones last played for Wales against South Africa in June 2018 and comes in at loose-head alongside Wyn Jones and Rhys Carre, with Rob Evans and Nicky Smith both injured. Tight-head Samson Lee is also ruled out through injury.