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1 West 07/09/2019 Felinfoel V Yr Hendy Penclawdd V Llanelli Wdrs 1 West 07/09/2019 Felinfoel v Yr Hendy Penclawdd v Llanelli Wdrs Crymych v Llangennech Whitland v Gowerton Gorseinon v Newcastle Emlyn Aberystwyth v Pembroke 14/09/2019 Llanelli Wdrs v Felinfoel Yr Hendy v Crymych Gowerton v Penclawdd Llangennech v Gorseinon Pembroke v Whitland Newcastle Emlyn v Aberystwyth 21/09/2019 Plate Rd 1 28/09/2019 Crymych v Felinfoel Gorseinon v Yr Hendy Llanelli Wdrs v Gowerton Penclawdd v Pembroke Aberystwyth v Llangennech Whitland v Newcastle Emlyn 05/10/2019 Felinfoel v Gowerton Yr Hendy v Aberystwyth Pembroke v Llanelli Wdrs Crymych v Gorseinon Newcastle Emlyn v Penclawdd Llangennech v Whitland 12/10/2019 Plate Rd 2 Gorseinon v Felinfoel Whitland v Yr Hendy Llanelli Wdrs v Newcastle Emlyn Aberystwyth v Crymych Gowerton v Pembroke Penclawdd v Llangennech 19/10/2019 Felinfoel v Pembroke Yr Hendy v Penclawdd Llangennech v Llanelli Wdrs Crymych v Whitland Newcastle Emlyn v Gowerton Gorseinon v Aberystwyth 26/10/2019 Aberystwyth v Felinfoel Llanelli Wdrs v Yr Hendy Penclawdd v Crymych Gowerton v Llangennech Whitland v Gorseinon Pembroke v Newcastle Emlyn 09/11/2019 Felinfoel v Newcastle Emlyn Yr Hendy v Gowerton Crymych v Llanelli Wdrs Gorseinon v Penclawdd Llangennech v Pembroke Aberystwyth v Whitland 16/11/2019 Plate Rd 3 Whitland v Felinfoel Pembroke v Yr Hendy Llanelli Wdrs v Gorseinon Gowerton v Crymych Penclawdd v Aberystwyth Newcastle Emlyn v Llangennech 23/11/2019 Felinfoel v Llangennech Yr Hendy v Newcastle Emlyn Aberystwyth v Llanelli Wdrs Crymych v Pembroke Whitland v Penclawdd Gorseinon v Gowerton 07/12/2019 Plate Rd 4 Penclawdd v Felinfoel Llanelli Wdrs v Whitland Newcastle Emlyn v Crymych Gowerton v Aberystwyth Pembroke v Gorseinon Llangennech v Yr Hendy 14/12/2019 Yr Hendy v Felinfoel Llanelli Wdrs v Penclawdd Llangennech v Crymych Gowerton v Whitland Newcastle Emlyn v Gorseinon Pembroke v Aberystwyth 28/12/2019 Felinfoel v Llanelli Wdrs Crymych v Yr Hendy Penclawdd v Gowerton Gorseinon v Llangennech Whitland v Pembroke Aberystwyth v Newcastle Emlyn 04/01/2020 Felinfoel v Crymych Yr Hendy v Gorseinon Gowerton v Llanelli Wdrs Pembroke v Penclawdd Llangennech v Aberystwyth Newcastle Emlyn v Whitland 11/01/2020 Plate QF Gowerton v Felinfoel Aberystwyth v Yr Hendy Llanelli Wdrs v Pembroke Gorseinon v Crymych Penclawdd v Newcastle Emlyn Whitland v Llangennech 18/01/2020 Felinfoel v Gorseinon Yr Hendy v Whitland Newcastle Emlyn v Llanelli Wdrs Crymych v Aberystwyth Pembroke v Gowerton Llangennech v Penclawdd 25/01/2020 Pembroke v Felinfoel Penclawdd v Yr Hendy Llanelli Wdrs v Llangennech Whitland v Crymych Gowerton v Newcastle Emlyn Aberystwyth v Gorseinon 15/02/2020 Felinfoel v Aberystwyth Yr Hendy v Llanelli Wdrs Crymych v Penclawdd Llangennech v Gowerton Gorseinon v Whitland Newcastle Emlyn v Pembroke 29/02/2020 Newcastle Emlyn v Felinfoel Gowerton v Yr Hendy Llanelli Wdrs v Crymych Penclawdd v Gorseinon Pembroke v Llangennech Whitland v Aberystwyth 21/03/2020 Plate SF Felinfoel v Whitland Yr Hendy v Pembroke Gorseinon v Llanelli Wdrs Crymych v Gowerton Aberystwyth v Penclawdd Llangennech v Newcastle Emlyn 28/03/2020 Llangennech v Felinfoel Newcastle Emlyn v Yr Hendy Llanelli Wdrs v Aberystwyth Pembroke v Crymych Penclawdd v Whitland Gowerton v Gorseinon 04/04/2020 Felinfoel v Penclawdd Whitland v Llanelli Wdrs Crymych v Newcastle Emlyn Aberystwyth v Gowerton Gorseinon v Pembroke Yr Hendy v Llangennech.
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