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Recent/October 2018/31 Oct 2018

Principality Stadium

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311018 - Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams and WRU CEO Martyn Phillips in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November 001
CDF_311018_GE_Wales_Rugby_01.jpg · Gareth Everett/Huw Evans Agency311018 - Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams and WRU CEO Martyn Phillips in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November
311018 - Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams and WRU CEO Martyn Phillips in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November 002
CDF_311018_GE_Wales_Rugby_02.jpg · Gareth Everett/Huw Evans Agency311018 - Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams and WRU CEO Martyn Phillips in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November
311018 - WRU CEO Martyn Phillips and Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November 003
CDF_311018_GE_Wales_Rugby_03.jpg · Gareth Everett/Huw Evans Agency311018 - WRU CEO Martyn Phillips and Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November
311018 - WRU CEO Martyn Phillips and Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November 004
CDF_311018_GE_Wales_Rugby_04.jpg · Gareth Everett/Huw Evans Agency311018 - WRU CEO Martyn Phillips and Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November
311018 - WRU CEO Martyn Phillips and Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November 005
CDF_311018_GE_Wales_Rugby_05.jpg · Gareth Everett/Huw Evans Agency311018 - WRU CEO Martyn Phillips and Principality Stadium manager Mark Williams in the North Stand of Principality Stadium, which is the location for the 4,200 capacity Alcohol Free Zone, which will be in use for the first time when Wales take on Scotland on Saturday 3 November

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