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Llandyrnog & District Summer League
Founded1927
Country Wales
Divisions1
Number of clubs12
Current championsLlanrhaeadr
(2024)
Most championshipsLlandyrnog
Websitehttps://www.summerfootball.co.uk/

The Llandyrnog & District Summer League is a football league in Wales, mostly covering rural areas in the Vale of Clwyd. The league is not part of the Welsh football league system and is unaffiliated with the FAW. The league also plays the Bridson and Evans Memorial Shield, which was won by Llanrhaeadr in 2024.

History

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The league was founded in 1927. The league can have a maximum of 14 clubs, which can only have players from an area around where the club is based.[1]

Member clubs for 2024 season

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  • Caerwys
  • Cefn Meiriadog
  • Clawddnewydd
  • Henllan
  • Llandyrnog
  • Llanfair DC
  • Llangynhafal
  • Llanrhaeadr
  • Nantglyn
  • Rhewl
  • Trefnant
  • Ysceifiog

Champions

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The following is sourced from club pages on the league website or the Denbighshire Free Press ([1]) unless otherwise stated.

  • 1927: – Trefnant
  • 1928: – Trefnant
  • 1929: – Trefnant
  • 1930: – Bodelwyddan
  • 1931: – Trefnant
  • 1932: – Rhewl
  • 1933: – Henllan
  • 1934: – Trefnant
  • 1935: – Henllan
  • 1936: – Trefnant
  • 1937: – Llanrhaeadr
  • 1938: – Tremeirchion
  • 1939: – Tremeirchion
  • 1946: – Trefnant
  • 1947: – Trefnant
  • 1948: – Trefnant
  • 1949: – Llanrhaeadr
  • 1950: – Llandyrnog
  • 1951: – Henllan
  • 1952: – Trefnant
  • 1953: – Tremeirchion
  • 1954: – Llandyrnog
  • 1955: – Llanrhaeadr
  • 1956: – Rhewl
  • 1957: – Llandyrnog
  • 1958: – Henllan
  • 1959: – Llanrhaeadr
  • 1960: – Bodfari
  • 1961: – Bodfari
  • 1962: – Bodfari
  • 1963: – Henllan
  • 1964: – Llandyrnog
  • 1965: – Henllan
  • 1966: – Llanrhaeadr
  • 1967: – Cefn Meiriadog
  • 1968: – Llanrhaeadr
  • 1969: – Rhewl
  • 1970: – Cefn Meiriadog
  • 1971: – Caerwys
  • 1972: – Rhewl
  • 1973: – Caerwys
  • 1974: – Henllan
  • 1975: – Trefnant
  • 1976: – Trefnant
  • 1977: – Llandyrnog
  • 1978: – Llandyrnog
  • 1979: – Llandyrnog
  • 1980: – Llandyrnog
  • 1981: – Llandyrnog
  • 1982: – Llandyrnog
  • 1983: – Llandyrnog
  • 1984: – Llandyrnog
  • 1985: – Llandyrnog
  • 1986: – Rhewl
  • 1987: – Llandyrnog
  • 1988: – Trefnant
  • 1989: – Llanfair DC
  • 1990: – Cefn Meiriadog
  • 1991: – Llandyrnog
  • 1992: – Llanfair DC
  • 1993: – Cefn Meiriadog
  • 1994: – Rhewl
  • 1995: – Rhewl
  • 1996: – Cefn Meiriadog
  • 1997: – Llangynhafal
  • 1998: – Llangynhafal
  • 1999: – Llanfair DC
  • 2000: – Llandyrnog
  • 2001: – Llangynhafal
  • 2002: – Llanrhaeadr
  • 2003: – Rhewl
  • 2004: – Llanrhaeadr
  • 2005: – Nantglyn
  • 2006: – Nantglyn
  • 2007: – Clawddnewydd
  • 2008: – Ysceifiog
  • 2009: – Clawddnewydd
  • 2010: – Cefn Meiriadog
  • 2011: – Llandyrnog
  • 2012: – Cefn Meiriadog
  • 2013: – Llanrhaeadr
  • 2014: – Cefn Meiriadog
  • 2015: – Llandyrnog
  • 2016: – Henllan
  • 2017: – Henllan
  • 2018: – Cefn Meiriadog
  • 2019: – Llangynhafal
  • 2022: – Cefn Meiriadog[2]
  • 2023: – Llanrhaeadr[3]
  • 2024: – Llanrhaeadr[4]

References

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