Maesteg Harlequins RFC

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Maesteg Harlequins (Tir Iarll) RFC
Full nameMaesteg Harlequins Rugby Football Club
Nickname(s)Quins
Founded1899(c)
LocationMaesteg, Wales
Ground(s)South Parade Playing Fields (Capacity: 2,999)
PresidentJimmy Nicholas
Coach(es)Dean Ronan, Grant Epton
League(s)WRU Championship
2019-20207th
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Official website
www.maesteg-quins.co.uk

Maesteg Harlequins RFC is a rugby union team from the town of Maesteg, Wales. The Maesteg Harlequins were founded in 1899, their first captain being Tom Hopkins. They have reformed under different guises but for the majority of their 113 years they have been known as Maesteg Harlequins. The club is a member of the Welsh Rugby Union having been made full members in 1987.

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