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	Newport Gwent Dragons start year with win - Rugby Union News - Telegraph
		Newport Gwent Dragons snatched victory in the final seconds of this fragmented Magners League game at Rodney Parade with a try from on-loan wing Richard Mustoe that provided coach Paul Turner with the perfect start to the New Year.
		With time running out and the Dragons desperate to at least snatch a share of the spoils, the ball was worked quickly to wing Mustoe who dashed in at the corner in the game's final piece of action.
		Newport Gwent Dragons: K Morgan; R Fussell, P Emerick, A Smith, R Mustoe; C Sweeney, A Williams (A Walker 72); H Gustaffson (A Black 44), S Jones (B Daly 62), R Thomas, A Jones, P Sidoli (J Harris 65), J Bearman, C Charvis, M Owen.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2008/01/02/srnewp102.xml (646 words)

	Newport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Newport is known for its many works of civic art, including the steel Wave on the banks of the Usk, and the mechanical clock in the city centre.
		The Newport School of Art was one of the first Schools to be awarded degree status in 1963 and enjoyed a high reputation in Painting and Sculpture throughout the 1960s and 1970s.
		Newport was the focal point of a major Chartist uprising in 1839, where John Frost and 3,000 others marched on the Westgate Hotel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Newport (1140 words)

	Newport Gwent Dragons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Newport Gwent Dragons (Welsh: Dreigiau Gwent Casnewydd) are a Rugby Union team from Wales, playing in the Celtic League and European Rugby Cup/European Rugby Shield.
		Newport Gwent Dragons officially represent southeast Wales, and play all of their matches at Rodney Parade, situated in the city of Newport, although friendly (pre-season) games have been played at a number of other grounds around a region that includes well-known club sides such as Pontypool RFC, Newbridge RFC and Abertillery RFC.
		Largely drawn from the Newport RFC and Ebbw Vale RFC sides of the preceding year, Newport Gwent Dragons were considered one of the weaker regions in the Welsh game, although their coach Mike Ruddock was considered one of the best.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Newport_Gwent_Dragons (319 words)

	Thisis-Rugby - Celtic League: Newport Gwent Dragons (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Newport Gwent Dragons are one of four professional rugby regions in Wales playing in the Celtic League and the Heineken Cup competitions.
		The Dragons represent the southeast Wales area and play all of their matches at Rodney Parade, situated in the city of Newport.
		The Dragons were established in the summer of 2003 following the WRU's decision to reduce nine clubs into five regions.
	www.thisis-rugby.com /union/celticleague/newport.htm (81 words)

	Black & Ambers Online (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dragons 42-15 Borders IT was never going to be a classic, but Newport Gwent Dragons did all they had to do at Rodney Parade last night.
		Dragons coach Chris Anderson is leaving the Gwent regional side at the end of the season.
		DRAGONS chiefs were last night standing by their blast at the Welsh management over the absence of their international stars from tonight's vital Celtic League clash with Ulster at Rodney Parade.
	www.blackandambers.co.uk /dragons/04archive.htm (8336 words)

	Black & Ambers Online (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Connacht 19-14 Dragons THE Dragons' hopes of ending their Celtic League slump ahead of the resumption of the Heineken Cup next weekend, went up in smoke at the Sportsground in Galway yesterday when they suffered a third defeat in a row for the first time in the competition.
		THE Dragons' hopes of ending their Celtic League slump ahead of the resumption of the Heineken Cup next weekend, went up in smoke at the Sportsground in Galway yesterday when they suffered a third defeat in a row for the first time in the competition.
		NEWPORT Gwent Dragons have received a huge boost with the news that key forward Michael Owen could be fit for Saturday's Heineken Cup tie against Newcastle at Rodney Parade.
	www.blackandambers.co.uk /dragons/03archive.htm (12280 words)

	BBC - South East Wales Sport - Newport Gwent Dragons
		Obviously as a Newport fan I would have preferred Newport to have remained as the name but that is water under the bridge now and I think we have to stick with the NGD name.
		Before the regional set up Newport were getting between 6- 8 thousand average crowds, so from an economic viewpoint of the Dragons are ever to be a success, it makes sense to try and encourage the Newport fans (as well as fans from the rest of Gwent) to matches.
		It's also funny how people outsde of Newport comment on the Gwent Dragons but didn't want to support it at all (I think 10 season tickets were sold under this name.) It required the Newport fans to bail out the Dragons.
	www.bbc.co.uk /go/wales/sehp/int/sport/ti/-/wales/southeast/sport/pages/gwentdragons.shtml (2805 words)

	Newport Gwent Dragons - Unofficial Newport Gwent Dragons News and Views
		Newport Gwent Dragons have an away trip to Castre to kick off their Heineken Cup group games this year followed by the first home Heineken Cup fixture against Sale Sharks on Friday 28th October.
		Newport Gwent Dragons are making headway into the new season.
		Newport Gwent Dragons beat Bath in the last of their pre-season friendlies down at Rodney Parade on Saturday.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s450.htm (171 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Sport \| Rugby union \| Rugby union: Heineken Cup: Newport Gwent Dragons 6 - 10 Newcastle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Dragons seemed to have everything in their favour: atrocious weather, home advantage and opponents who had not tasted victory for a month and were having to learn to live without Jonny Wilkinson again, but a rain-soaked afternoon proved that the Celtic League is lagging behind the Zurich Premiership.
		The Newport coach Chris Anderson pointed out that, the week before, his side had won at Borders despite playing poorly and contrasted that with the Premiership where an off-day is usually rewarded with a 30-point defeat.
		The Dragons appeared to have the best chance of a victory, having won their previous five matches, but their attempts to run in the rain doused their fire while the Falcons played rugby to suit the conditions with Wilkinson's replacement, Dave Walder, wasting no opportunity to kick his forwards downfield.
	sport.guardian.co.uk /rugbyunion/story/0,10069,1335385,00.html (519 words)

	The Observer \| Sport \| Heineken Cup: Munster 30 - 18 Newport-Gwent Dragons
		The Dragons looked out-classed on paper before the match, but they were not outfought.
		Sweeney added a penalty goal on the stroke of halftime and Munster fans were silent as their players trudged off leading only 10-8 - a scoreline that couldn't hide a host of mistakes from the hottest favourites of the weekend.
		Dragons hooker Jones and Munster prop Horan were singled out by referee Chris White and sent to the sin-bin.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /sport/story/0,6903,1670174,00.html (769 words)

	Newport Gwent Dragons (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Dragons have been doing their's on the pitch with wins against Btah and Glasgow, whilst the Ospreys have done it off the pitch being at the forfront of regional rugby.
		Season ticket sales at The Dragons have caught up with last year where there was a 25% increase on tickets of the previous season.
		Newport Gwent Dragons are delighted to announce the appointment of Paul Turner as head coach to the Region.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s450/p22.rss (372 words)

	Ireland Information Guide , Irish, Counties, Facts, Statistics, Tourism, Culture, How
		The Gwent Dragons were a regional Rugby Union team from Wales, playing in the Celtic League and European Rugby Cup/European Rugby Shield.
		The Dragons officially represent the whole of the former county of Gwent (now Monmouthshire, Newport and Blaenau Gwent), based mostly around the city of Newport although friendly (pre-season) games have been played at a number of other grounds around a region that includes well-known club sides such as Pontypool RFC, Newbridge RFC and Abertillery RFC.
		Largely drawn from the Newport RFC and Ebbw Vale RFC sides of the preceeding year, the Dragons were considered one of the weaker regions in the Welsh game, although their coach Mike Ruddock was considered one of the best.
	www.irelandinformationguide.com /Gwent_Dragons (349 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Sport \| Rugby union \| Rugby union: Newport-Gwent Dragons 27 - 14 Perpignan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the Heineken Cup the Newport Gwent Dragons had been the solitary Welsh side with a victory to their name, and even for them a win was essential if they were to have a realistic chance of progressing to the quarter-finals.
		It was a sterling team effort from the Dragons, but two of their men stood out, Gareth Cooper in the first half, Nathan Brew in the second.
		The Dragons had some breathing space but it was squandered by the intemperance of replacement hooker, Steve Jones.
	sport.guardian.co.uk /rugbyunion/theobserver/story/0,10541,1366734,00.html (867 words)

	South Wales Argus - the first place to look for sports in Newport and across Gwent
		NEWPORT Gwent Dragons have suffered a savage blow two months before the new rugby season even gets under way with the news that their Wales full back and former captain Kevin Morgan will be out until December.
		COLIN Charvis is set to carry on with Newport Gwent Dragons - but in a role which has yet to be decided.
		NEWPORT Gwent Dragons lock forward Peter Sidoli will join Italian Super 10 champions Calvisano this summer in a move that will see him playing in Italy for the next two seasons.
	www.southwalesargus.co.uk /sport/rugby/dragons (236 words)

	BBC - Tyne - Sport - Newport Gwent Dragons 6-10 Newcastle Falcons
		Dragons’ fly half Ceri Sweeney levelled matters from 40 metres when Newcastle infringed at the side of a ruck but the Welshman missed in the 32nd minute and it was to prove costly.
		At 14-a-side the Falcons kept a grip on the game and when Newport were back to full strength the visitors still had enough guile to keep them out.
		The nine minutes of stoppage time were dramatic as the Dragons laid siege to the Newcastle line and battered into phase after phase.
	www.bbc.co.uk /tyne/content/articles/2004/10/25/newport_gwent_dragons_newcastle_falcons_result.shtml (664 words)

	Encyclopedia: Culture of Wales (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wales is primarily represented by the Welsh Dragon, but other national emblems include the leek and daffodil.
		The flag of Wales is The Red Dragon (Welsh: Y Ddraig Goch).
		Wales is often known by the phrase "the Land of Song" (Welsh: Gwlad y Gân) and its people have a renowned affinity for poetry and music.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Culture-of-Wales (708 words)

	Severn Power - Gwent Dragons
		Newport Gwent Dragons are delighted to confirm that they will hold a 7s tournament at Rodney Parade on Sunday August 12th in support of the St David's Foundation.
		As well as a day of rugby to enjoy there will also be entertainment for all the family as incorporated into the event is the annual Dragons Family Fun Day and there will be bouncy castles, face painting and other activities to keep the younger members of the family amused.
		The tournament is being organised by The Dragons but will support the St. David's Foundation Hospice Care as they aim to raise the profile of the charity.
	www.severnpower.com /index.php?page=gwent-dragons (460 words)

	Rugby In Wales - Newport-Gwent Dragons
		The Newport Gwent Dragons are one of four professional rugby Regions in Wales playing in the Celtic League, Powergen Cup and the Heineken Cup competitions.
		Newport Gwent Dragons officially represent southeast Wales, and play all of their matches at Rodney Parade, situated in the city of Newport, although friendly (pre-season) games have been played at a number of other grounds around a region that includes well-known club sides such as Pontypool RFC, Newbridge RFC and Abertillery RFC.
		Largely drawn from the Newport RFC and Ebbw Vale RFC sides of the preceding year, Newport Gwent Dragons were considered one of the weaker regions in the Welsh game, although their coach Mike Ruddock was considered one of the best.
	www.rugbyinwales.co.uk /dragons (498 words)

	Ospreys 16 Newport Gwent Dragons 3
		The Ospreys moved ten points clear of the Newport Gwent Dragons in the Magners League table as they beat their Welsh rivals at Liberty Stadium on Friday, despite losing flying winger Shane Williams to injury.
		The Dragons centre, who was stretchered off in a neck brace, thankfully came around in the dressing room and viewed the remainder of the game from the visitors' bench.
		Dragons boss Turner was particularly annoyed that referee Tim Hayes and his match officials had missed the forward pass and Hook rubbed salt into the visitors' wounds by nailing the conversion from far out on the right.
	www.wru.co.uk /3_17799.php (940 words)

	European Rugby Cup : Newport Gwent Dragons Secure 4th Heineken Cup Spot for Wales
		Newport Gwent Dragons have secured the 24th spot in next season's Heineken Cup with a victory over neighbours the Ospreys on Tuesday evening.
		Dragons are now out of Connacht’s reach at the bottom of the Magners League table as both sides had been fighting to make the play-off match between the highest non-qualified Magners League team and the third placed Italian Super 10 club for the 24th spot in Europe’s premier tournament.
		Dragons qualified for the Heineken Cup this season by defeating Calvisano in the play-off, while the previous season they were relegated to the European Challenge Cup when they lost to Parma in the one off match.
	www.ercrugby.com /eng/12_10267.php (356 words)

	Glasgow Warriors \| Glasgow Warriors v Newport Gwent Dragons
		In the final ten minutes of the half Jon Petrie, the Glasgow skipper, was stretchered from the field the victim of a stinging punch, the Dragons pack was reduced to seven men and Stevie Swindall blasted through the visitors' defence to score the opening try.
		There remained very little between the sides but Glasgow's failure to take points early on was costing them as the Dragons, with the bit between their teeth, lifted the intensity.
		The referee, George Clancy from Ireland, ruled that Dragons wing Fussell had got his fingers to it first and awarded a 22 drop-out, but Fussell had felt the weight of Craig and was taken off injured.
	www.glasgowwarriors.com /articles/match/002639.php (800 words)

	Culture. Alienation. Boredom. Despair - - 文化。疎外。退屈。絶望. - by Ambyth
		Penzance and Newlyn 19 v 23 Newport Gwent Dragons
		Newport Gwent Dragons 13 v 28 Llanelli Scarlets
		Newport Gwent Dragons 24 v 14 Neath Swansea Ospreys
	my.opera.com /Ambyth/archive/monthly?day=20050903 (217 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Sport \| Rugby union \| Rugby union: Newcastle 25 - 17 Newport Gwent Dragons (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As he was being assisted on the halfway line, complaining of double vision, the Dragons were awarded a penalty which they kicked to touch five metres from the Newcastle line.
		The Dragons replied with their first try three minutes later, the wing Gareth Wyatt crossing after a driving lineout, but no one took tactical control, and Wilkinson wasted no opportunity to put his boot to the ball and gain his forwards 50 yards.
		The Dragons, who felt the early loss of Forster keenly, were unable to exert much pressure on Wilkinson, who played a part in two of his side's three tries.
	sport.guardian.co.uk /rugbyunion/story/0,10069,1391928,00.html (664 words)

	South Wales Argus - the first place to look for news in Newport and across Gwent
		NEWPORT Gwent Dragons have suffered another injury blow with the loss of full back Martyn Thomas for the rest of the season.
		NEWPORT Gwent Dragons are not even contemplating taking part in a Heineken Cup play-off against the third-ranked Italian side at the end of the season, they are aiming to qualify for the major European competition by right.
		NEWPORT Gwent Dragons could well be boosted by the arrival of several New Zealanders in time for next season.
	www.thisisgwent.co.uk /authors.var.2010.50.0.php (305 words)

	Newport City Council - Press Release
		The 15,000 capacity stadium will be home to Newport RFC and the Newport Gwent Dragons with new training facilities and a clubhouse incorporated in the new development.
		Newport and builds on the strong and viable structures already in place within the organisation.
		Newport Gwent Dragons were established in the summer of 2003 as one of five regional rugby teams in Wales replacing the old club system.
	www.newport.gov.uk /_dc/index.cfm?fuseaction=news.pressrelease&contentid=CONT128160 (1492 words)

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