Cardiff RFC
One of Wales's oldest and most famous clubs, distinct from Cardiff Rugby, competing in the Wels…
St Peter's RFC is a rugby union club in Cardiff, South Glamorgan, founded in 1886. Roath club that has produced Welsh internationals including Callum Sheedy, and famously beat Cardiff RFC in the 1993 cup.
As one of seven rugby union clubs we list in South Glamorgan, St Peter's RFC gives local players a place to train, compete and belong. Whether you are new to the sport or an experienced player, this page shows you where the club plays and how to get involved.
St Peter's RFC dates from 1886, during rugby's first great expansion. The WRU had formed in 1881, and clubs were springing up in towns across Wales.
In total, the club has more than 140 years behind it. As a result, it holds a special place for supporters across South Glamorgan.
In total, South Glamorgan has seven rugby union clubs in our directory. So use the links below to compare nearby clubs, grounds and playing levels before you decide.
New players, returning players and volunteers are the lifeblood of every rugby club. So if you want to play, coach or help out, get in touch today.
Ask about training nights, membership and junior sections. In most cases, you can try a session before you commit.
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The club calls Cardiff, South Glamorgan home. For directions, use the Google Maps link on this page to find the ground and plan your journey.
The club dates from 1886. As a result, it has more than 140 years of rugby union history.
First, contact the club to ask about training times, membership and which teams have space. In most cases, clubs welcome new players and offer a taster session first.
Scroll down to see other rugby union clubs in South Glamorgan. Because each one has its own profile, you can easily compare grounds and levels.
Compare other clubs close to Cardiff before you choose.