Cian Griffiths

Cian Griffiths

Sports Journalist · 33 articles

Cian is a writer who has written for football and rugby publications. He is an avid Wales and Ospreys supporter, and has played age grade rugby growing up. He has come to Read Rugby with a wealth of knowledge and breadth of interest.

Meg Jones: Cardiff Roots, Red Roses Glory and a Career Shaped by Belief
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Meg Jones: Cardiff Roots, Red Roses Glory and a Career Shaped by Belief

For many players, the pinnacle of a rugby career is easy to define. Lifting a World Cup, wearing your country’s colours, standing on the biggest stage. For Meg Jones, that moment exists, but it isn’t the one she returns to first. Instead, her mind drifts back to a far smaller stage. A schoolboy’s trial in […]

Wales Turn Focus to Crucial Summer Campaign
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Wales Turn Focus to Crucial Summer Campaign

With the domestic season nearing its conclusion, Steve Tandy has already shifted his attention to a defining summer for Wales. A demanding run of fixtures lies ahead, and the head coach faces several key decisions as he fine-tunes his squad. Wales open their summer schedule against the Barbarians at Twickenham Stadium on June 27. That […]

Scarlets Release Statement on WRU Uncertainty
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Scarlets Release Statement on WRU Uncertainty

Scarlets have taken a decisive step toward stability, confirming they intend to sign the new Professional Rugby Agreement (PRA25) shortly. This follows the collapse of the proposed Cardiff takeover. The update comes after the Welsh Rugby Union confirmed that talks with Y11, owners of the Ospreys, had ended. With that off the table, the WRU […]

Lions Explore New Tour Destinations Beyond 2029 in Major Shake-Up
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Lions Explore New Tour Destinations Beyond 2029 in Major Shake-Up

The British and Irish Lions stand on the brink of the most significant shift in their 138-year history, as they plan to explore new global destinations beyond their traditional southern hemisphere strongholds. For decades, the Lions have rotated tours between Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, a model that has remained unchanged since 1989. But […]

Cardiff takeover collapses as WRU resets course for Welsh rugby
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Cardiff takeover collapses as WRU resets course for Welsh rugby

The proposed takeover of Cardiff Rugby by the owners of Ospreys has officially fallen through, bringing an abrupt end to months of negotiations and raising fresh questions about the future of the professional game in Wales. After a period of exclusivity that stretched beyond its original deadline, the Welsh Rugby Union confirmed that talks with […]

Jac Morgan driving Ospreys play-off charge after emotional return
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Jac Morgan driving Ospreys play-off charge after emotional return

Few players carry a team quite like Ospreys captain Jac Morgan right now. After more than four months out with a dislocated shoulder, the Wales flanker has returned at full throttle, leading from the front as his side pushes for a place in the United Rugby Championship play-offs. His comeback hit another level in the […]

Morgan responds to backlash after Hooker injury
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Morgan responds to backlash after Hooker injury

The fallout from the United Rugby Championship clash between the Ospreys and the Sharks continues to build after winger Luke Morgan hit back at criticism over an incident that left Ethan Hooker injured. The moment came just before half-time in the Ospreys’ 21–17 win. Hooker broke clear and finished under the posts, but Morgan followed […]

Kenny’s Rapid Rise as Leinster Winger Tops URC Try Charts
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Kenny’s Rapid Rise as Leinster Winger Tops URC Try Charts

Joshua Kenny has gone from uncertainty to one of the standout stories of the season, emerging as a genuine breakout star for Leinster Rugby. The 22-year-old winger only made his senior debut in October, yet he now sits among the leading try scorers in the United Rugby Championship — a rise that has been as […]

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