Dai Sport – Sport in Wales
Dai New
Welsh Star Stevie Williams Is Ready To Ride To Summit Again After Epic 2024
Dai All
Dai Games
Lyn The Leap Leads New Welsh Sports Hall Of Fame Winners Onto Roll Of Honour
Dai Rug
Blair Murray Brushes Up On His Welsh Anthem . . . With Some Help From His Mum
It’s Time We Had Some Wins, Admits Wales Coach As Autumn Series Looms
Dwayne Peel Proud of His Eight-Strong Scarlets’ Wales Gang
Dai Foot
Swansea City “Edge” Forward As Luke Williams Looks To Carry The Fight
In Praise of Jess Fishlock . . . Wales’ Big Fish in Whatever Size Pool
Steve Cooper Facing Touchline Ban After Latest Yellow Card
Dai Ath
Paris Ready To Embrace Paralympic Games’ New Generation
Clara Evans Reflects On Whirlwind Week . . . Late Olympic Call Up, Best Placed Brit, Wedding Prep!
Dai Net
Nia Jones Says Thanks And Goodnight After Missing Out On New Cardiff Dragons Deal
Features
Gareth Anscombe Targets 2027 World Cup As Latest Wales Comeback Takes Shape
Meet Dai
Dai Sport is a fresh breath of Welsh sport with a fiery attitude.
We cover the whole range of Welsh sports with news, analysis and heated opinion. Nothing is off bounds, whether it’s on the field, the court, the race track, in the ring, or on the ice. Big or small, Dai watches all.
Our columnists can be passionate and persuasive, or calm and critical. But you won’t find them blowing smoke where there’s no fire. We don’t do clickbait, nasty pop-ups, or irritating auto-play videos.
Our writers and photographers are a broad mix of experienced journalists, young talent, budding bloggers, or just spreaders of the word about what’s going on in their sport. If you’d like to contribute to Dai Sport – on any sport, at any level – we’d love to hear from you.
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