 Robin McBryde. WRU senior status was achieved in 2003. The club continues to plan ahead with Lottery money being used for field improvements and sought for the erection of "playing" floodlights in the hope of raising the profile of the club with the attraction of representative games.

2006/07 Season
Llangefni RFC finished second in the WRU Division Three West league in the 2006-07 season, but found themselves demoted to WRU Division Four North, rather than promoted to Division Two West. This was due to a restructuring of the leagues by the Welsh Rugby Union. Llangefni challenged the ruling, but were unsuccessful in their action.

Club Badge
The club badge shows a wild boar running over a map of Anglesey.

External links
CR Llangefni RFC Official club site.

References 

Category:Rugby clubs established in 1972
Category:Welsh rugby union teams
Category:Sport in Anglesey
Category:Llangefni Nanumba people

The Nanumba people are an ethnic group whose traditional homeland is in the southeast of the Northern Region of Ghana. They speak Nanun (var. Nanuni), a Gur language.

Geography
As of 2000, population of the Nanumba in Ghana were estimated at  78,812. 

Though Nanumba constitute a  homogeneous cultural and linguistic group, they are closely related to the Dagomba to the north and east and the Mamprusi further to the north, and more-remotely to the Mossi of Burkina Faso. Traditionally the originating ancestors of the paramount chiefly lines of the former three brothers, and the Mossi paramounts descended from a daughter of the Mamprusi line. Published references include quoted statements of Mampruli speakers: Ti ŋmampurisi, Yooba, Naanumma ni Moosi piiligu nyɛ la Kyama maa "The origin of us Mamprusi, Dagomba and Nanumba was in Chama", Ti zaa nyɛ la yimmu "We are all one. (Mamprusi, Dagomba, Nanumba)" and discussion in [passim]

The capital town of the Nanumba is Bimbilla, a small town which serves as the capital of Nanumba North district in the Northern Region of north Ghana. It is also the capital of the
Robin McBryde. WRU senior status was achieved in 2003. The club continue to design ahead with Lottery money being used for field improvement and search for the erection of " playing " flood in the hope of raising the profile of the baseball club with the attraction of representative games. 

 2006/07 Season 
 Llangefni RFC finish second in the WRU Division Three West league in the 2006 - 07 season, but found themselves demoted to WRU Division Four North, quite than promote to Division Two West. This was due to a restructuring of the league by the Welsh Rugby Union. Llangefni challenged the ruling, but were abortive in their action. 

 Club Badge 
 The club badge shows a baseless boar running over a function of Anglesey. 

 External links 
 CR Llangefni RFC Official clubhouse site. 

 References 

 Category: Rugby clubhouse established in 1972 
 Category: Welsh rugby union team 
 Category: Sport in Anglesey 
 Category: Llangefni Nanumba people 

 The Nanumba people are an ethnic group whose traditional homeland is in the southeast of the Northern Region of Ghana. They speak Nanun (var. Nanuni), a Gur language. 

 Geography 
 As of 2000, population of the Nanumba in Ghana were estimated at   78,812. 

 Though Nanumba constitute a   homogeneous cultural and linguistic group, they are closely related to the Dagomba to the north and east and the Mamprusi further to the north, and more - remotely to the Mossi of Burkina Faso. Traditionally the originating ancestors of the overriding chiefly cable of the former three buddy, and the Mossi paramounts fall from a daughter of the Mamprusi line. Published reference include quoted statements of Mampruli speakers: Ti ŋmampurisi, Yooba, Naanumma ni Moosi piiligu nyɛ la Kyama maa " The beginning of us Mamprusi, Dagomba and Nanumba was in Chama ", Ti zaa nyɛ la yimmu " We are all one. (Mamprusi, Dagomba, Nanumba) " and discussion in [ passim ] 

 The capital town of the Nanumba is Bimbilla, a small town which serves as the das kapital of Nanumba North district in the Northern Region of north Ghana. It is also the capital of the
 Rohin McBryde. WRU senior suatus was achieveb in 2003. Tie club continuds to plan ahead with Lotterb mobey btpng used for field imorovementd and soyght dor the erxdtion on "plaglng" fniodlights in tme hope of saising the prmfklz of the club with the attraction of represrnhative games.

2006/07 Sgason
Kjangsfni RFC finished second in the WRH Divispon Three West lesgue in the 2006-07 season, but foknd hhemselves demoted to WRU Divusiog Four North, father than promoted tk Division Two West. This was dud to c restructutnbg lx the leaguxs by nhe Welsh Rugnj Union. Llangegni challenged thx ruoing, but were unsuccevsful in their actyon.

Club Bddye
The club badge showw q wilg bodr rjbnivg kvxr z map lf Englesey.

Extsrnal links
XR Llangefni RFC Ofgispsl club site.

Deferegcqs 

Category:Rugby clubs established in 1972
Cdtefory:Welsh rugby union twams
Category:Sport in Wnglesey
Cwtegory:Llangefni Nanumba people

The Nanumba people are en etkklc gfiuo whose traditional homeland is in the southewat on the Northern Rcgion of Ghana. Theu dprwk Nanun (var. Vanuni), a Fur language.

Geograohy
As os 2000, population jf tne Nanumba in Ghana were esrimated at  78,812. 

Rhough Nanumba condtitute a  komogemeous cultural and linguistie groul, they are flosely rsuated to the Dagumbs do the north and east and ehe Mamprnsi fbrther tu thg north, and more-rfmotely to the Mossi of Hurkiua Favo. Traditilnally the originating ancestors of the paramputt bhiefly lnnes on the former thwee brothers, aud the Mjssi oaramounts descenved from a dwughter of tha Mamprusi liie. Publisred eefeeences kvclude quoted xtatements of Mampryli speakers: Ti ŋmakputiai, Yooba, Naanumna bi Moosi piiligi nhɛ lw Nyema mwd "The origin of js Osmpruri, Dagomba cna Namumba was in Chama", Th zaz nyɛ la yimmu "We ate all one. (Mamprusy, Dagomba, Nanimba)" and discussioj in ['assim]

Vhe calitwl town of the Nanumba is Bimbjlla, a smwll town which fervcs af the capical of Nanumba North district in the Norvhern Region of north Gyana. It is also the gapital of tie
Robin McBryde. WRU senior status was achieved The continues to ahead with Lottery improvements sought for the of "playing" floodlights the hope of raising the profile the club with the attraction of representative games. 2006/07 Season Llangefni RFC finished in the WRU Division Three West league in the 2006-07 season, but found demoted WRU Four rather than promoted to Division Two West. This was due to a restructuring of the leagues the Welsh Rugby Union. Llangefni challenged the ruling, were unsuccessful in their Club Badge The club badge a boar running a of External links CR RFC Official club site. References Category:Rugby clubs established in 1972 Category:Welsh rugby union teams Category:Sport in Anglesey Nanumba people people are ethnic whose homeland is in of the Northern Region of Ghana. (var. Nanuni), a Gur language. Geography As of population of Nanumba in Ghana were estimated at Though Nanumba constitute a homogeneous cultural and linguistic they are closely related to the Dagomba to the north and east and the Mamprusi the north, and more-remotely the Mossi of Faso. the ancestors the paramount lines of the former three brothers, and the Mossi paramounts descended a daughter of the Mamprusi line. Published references include quoted Mampruli Ti ŋmampurisi, Yooba, ni Moosi piiligu nyɛ Kyama "The origin of us and was zaa la "We are all one. Dagomba, Nanumba)" and discussion in The capital town of small town which serves as the capital of North district in the Northern Region of Ghana. It is also the capital of the
 Robin McBryde. WRU senior statUs was achieVed in 2003. the CluB cOntiNues To plan ahead witH lottEry money being used for fiEld imPrOVemeNTs And soUght for THe EREctIoN oF "plAyINg" FloodLigHts in thE hope of raiSinG tHe profile of tHE cLub with the AttRaction of repResEntatiVe GamES.

2006/07 SeasOn
LLangeFni RFC FInisheD second in ThE wRU DivISion ThrEE weSt leAgue in the 2006-07 season, buT FoUNd themselves deMoted tO Wru DIVIsiOn FOur North, raThEr thaN PromoteD To dIVIsiON Two West. This wAs due to a resTRucTuring Of The LEagues By the weLSh RUgby Union. LlAngeFni challeNged thE Ruling, bUT were unSuccesSfuL in TheiR AcTiOn.

CLuB badGE
THe cLUb bAdge showS a WiLd boaR runNING Over A maP of ANglesEy.

External linKs
Cr LlaNGefNi RFC officIal cLuB site.

refereNces 

CAtEgory:Rugby clubs EstaBlished in 1972
catEgOry:weLsh ruGBy unioN teAms
categorY:Sport iN angLeSEY
caTegory:Llangefni NanUmBA PeOple

The NAnumba PEoPlE Are an ethNiC grOup wHOSe traDitiONaL homelanD is in tHE sOuTheast oF tHe NortHeRn REgiOn of GHAna. THey speAk Nanun (vAr. NanUNi), a Gur language.

gEography
As of 2000, pOPuLATiON of tHe NAnumba in GhaNa weRE estImatED aT  78,812. 

ThOUgh NaNumba CoNStITute a  homogeneous culTuRal and LinguIstic group, theY are closelY RELated to tHe DaGOmBA to the north and East aNd the MamprUSi furtheR to thE north, anD more-remoTELy to the MOssI of burKinA fAsO. TraditionallY THe orIgInating AncEstors oF thE paRamOunT cHiefly linEs of the fOrMeR tHrEe bRotheRS, and the MOsSi pArAmoUnts dEScendeD from A dauGhTeR Of tHe MamprUSi LINe. PuBlIsHed rEfeReNces iNcluDE quOted staTements of mamPRuli SpEaKers: Ti ŋMampurisi, YoobA, NAanumma ni MOoSi pIiligu NYƐ la Kyama Maa "The origin of us MamprusI, dagomba And nanumBa waS in Chama", TI zaA nyɛ la YimMU "We are All one. (mamprUsI, DaGOMba, NaNUMbA)" anD dIscussion iN [PAssIm]

The CaPitaL town of The Nanumba is BimbilLA, a sMall town which SerVes aS THe CapITaL Of NAnUMba nORth district in thE Northern REgIOn Of north GhaNA. It Is Also the Capital Of the
 Robin McBryde. WRU senior  status wa s ach iev edin  200 3. T he club contin u es t o plan ahead with Lott ery m on e y be i ng  used  for fi e ld i mpr ov em ent sa nd  soug htfor the  erectionof"p laying" floo d li ghts in th e h ope of raisi ngthe pr of ile of th e c lub w ith th e  attra ction ofre p resent a tive ga m e s. 

20 06/07 Season
Llan g ef n i RFC finished  secon di nt h e W RUDivision T hr ee We s t leagu e  i n t he2 006-07 season , but found the mselve sdem o ted to  WRUDi v isi on Four Nor th,rather th an pro m oted to Divisio n TwoWes t.This wa sdue  t o  ar es tru c tur ing of t he  l eague s by t h e  Wel shRugb y Uni on. Llangefni  ch alle n ged  therulin g, b ut  were  unsuc cessf ul  in their actio n.
Club Badg e
T he  cl ub  badg e  shows  awil d boarrunning ove ra m ap  of Anglesey.

Ext er n a llinks
CR  Llang e fn iR FC Offic ia l c lubs i te.
Refe r en ces 

Ca tegory : Ru gb y clubs  e stabli sh edin1972C ateg ory:We lsh rugb y uni o n teams
Catego r y:Sport in An g le s e yC ateg ory :LlangefniNanu m ba p eopl e 
The Nanum ba pe op l ea re an ethnic groupwh ose tr aditi onal homeland  is in the s o utheastof t h eN orthern Region  of G hana. They speak Na nun ( var. Nan uni), a G u r  languag e.
Ge ogr aph y As  of 2000, pop u l atio nof theNan umba in  Gh ana  we rees timated a t  78,81 2.  
T ho ugh  Nanu m ba const it ute  a   h omoge n eous c ultur al a nd  l i ngu istic g r ou p ,  the yar e cl ose ly  rela tedt o t he Dago mba to th e n o rthan deast an d the Mamprus ifurther to  t henorth, a nd more- remotely to the Mossi o f  Burkin a F aso.Trad itionally  th e orig ina t ing an cestor s ofth e p a r amoun t ch ief ly  lines oft h e f ormer  t hree  brothe rs, and the Mossip ara mounts descen ded  fro m adau g ht e r o ft heM a mprusi line. Pu blished re fe r en ces includ e  qu ot ed stat ementsof Ma m pruli s peakers:Ti ŋmampu ri si,Y o oba , Naanumma  ni Moos i piiligu nyɛ l a  K yamamaa  "Theor igi n ofus Mam p rus i, Da gombaan d Nanu mba w as  in Cham a", Ti zaa nyɛ la yimmu  "We a re al l o ne. (Mamp rus i , D agomba, N anum ba)" and d isc uss ion i n [ p assim ]

T h ecap i tal t owno f the Nan u mb a i s Bi mbilla, a s m a l l t own w hic h  serve s as  the capital of N a numba North di stri c t  in  th e  Nor th ern Region ofnor th G hana. It  i s also thecapitalof the
 Robin_McBryde. WRU_senior status was achieved_in 2003._The_club continues_to_plan ahead with_Lottery money being_used for field improvements_and sought for_the_erection of "playing" floodlights in the hope of raising the profile of the club_with_the attraction_of_representative_games.

2006/07 Season
Llangefni RFC finished second_in the WRU Division Three_West league_in the 2006-07 season, but found themselves demoted_to_WRU Division Four_North, rather than promoted to Division Two West. This_was due to a restructuring of_the leagues by_the_Welsh_Rugby Union. Llangefni challenged_the ruling, but were unsuccessful in_their action.

Club Badge
The club badge shows_a wild boar running over a map_of Anglesey.

External links
CR Llangefni RFC Official_club site.

References 

Category:Rugby clubs established_in 1972
Category:Welsh_rugby union teams
Category:Sport in Anglesey
Category:Llangefni_Nanumba people

The Nanumba_people are_an ethnic group_whose traditional homeland is in the_southeast of the_Northern Region of Ghana. They speak_Nanun_(var. Nanuni), a_Gur_language.

Geography
As_of 2000,_population of the_Nanumba_in Ghana_were_estimated at  78,812. 

Though Nanumba_constitute_a  homogeneous cultural and linguistic group,_they are closely related_to_the Dagomba to the_north and east and the_Mamprusi further to the north, and_more-remotely to_the Mossi_of Burkina Faso. Traditionally the originating ancestors of the paramount chiefly_lines of the former three brothers,_and the Mossi paramounts_descended from_a_daughter of the_Mamprusi_line. Published_references include quoted statements of Mampruli speakers:_Ti ŋmampurisi,_Yooba, Naanumma ni Moosi piiligu nyɛ_la Kyama maa "The_origin_of us Mamprusi, Dagomba and Nanumba_was in Chama", Ti zaa nyɛ_la yimmu "We are all_one._(Mamprusi,_Dagomba, Nanumba)" and discussion in_[passim]

The capital town of the Nanumba_is Bimbilla, a_small town which serves as the capital_of_Nanumba North district in the Northern_Region_of north Ghana. It is also_the_capital_of the