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	Welsh Premier League Football - all the news from Aberystwyth to Welshpool
		They spent the 1993/4 season in the Welsh Football League First Division but it was a memorable one - they won the championship, the League Cup, the Welsh Cup for the first time since 1955 and were promoted to the League of Wales.
		Despite returning to their Somerton Park home for two seasons, more football politics consigned them to a further two seasons of exile at Gloucester and the club was forced to resort to legal action to protect themselves from being forced out of the English football pyramid.
		Newport County remain in the English system, but their dream of returning to the Football League is as far away as ever, while Colwyn languish in the Unibond League's First Division.
	www.welsh-premier.com /exiles.php (556 words)

	Welsh football league system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The south of the country is covered by the Welsh Football League while the north and centre of the country is covered by the Cymru Alliance.
		In the south, the Welsh Football League has three divisions all covering the whole of the South Wales geographical area, and it isn't until the fifth tier of the pyramid that local leagues appear.
		Promotion to, and relegation from the Welsh League is structured, as in the north, on three regional football associations (Gwent FA, South Wales FA, and West Wales FA).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Welsh_football_league_system (498 words)

	Barry Town - Welsh Premiership Football League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Barry Town FC dominated the League of Wales during the 1990s, but finished bottom in 2003-04 and were relegated to the Welsh Football League First Division.
		The club was formed in November 1912 as Barry A.F.C. The club's first honours came when they won the Southern Football League Welsh Section in 1921 and their sixty year membership of the Southern League ended only in 1982 when the club resigned to join the Welsh League.
		They spent the 1993-94 season in the Welsh Football League First Division, but it was a memorable one - they won the championship, the League Cup, the Welsh Cup for the first time since 1955 and were promoted to the League of Wales.
	www.low.org.uk /barry.ink (684 words)

	Welsh Football League Second Division - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Second Division of the Welsh Football League (currently the MacWhirter Welsh League Second Division, for sponsorship reasons) is a football league and forms the third level of the Welsh football league system in south Wales.
		[edit] Membership of the Welsh Football League Second Division, season 2006-2007
		UK-wide national team competitions: British Home Championship
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Welsh_Football_League_Second_Division (208 words)

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