7.15pm 15 June 2026 Llandyrnog and District Village Clubs Summer League Llangynhafal 8 Henllan 1 (att 76) While other long-established summer leagues are struggling to survive, the Llandyrnog and District League, in North Wales, has been relatively stable for years. Occasionally clubs come and go, but the last time I had a new ground to visit was in 2008. That was until this year, when Llangynhafal made a welcome return to their home village, or at least to a hamlet very close by. I'd seen them play in a field in the village in 1997. Some time after that they moved out, and for the last two decades or so they've shared a pitch in nearby Rhewl. They've now developed a pitch in Hendrerwydd. The sloping pitch looks well maintained and there's plenty of space for parking. Like many grounds in the north of Wales, it's a scenic setting. The match programme was an unexpected bonus, apparently produced by another groundhopper on behalf of the club. Llangynhafal are battlin...
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