The first athlete home out of a 1,482 field in today’s Ironman Wales has crossed the finishing line to a hero's welcome from crowds in Tenby. Scotsman, Scott Neyedli came out of retirement to take on the gruelling course, and ran out winner
It has quickly become one of the most feared aspects of Ironman Wales: 'Heartbreak Hill' in Saundersfoot. The hill - real name St Bride's Hill - is an energy-sapping climb that takes it out of even the most hardened of professional athletes.
It may be one of the most beautiful public houses in Pembrokeshire but there was no time to call in for a pint at the Carew Inn as the cyclists raced past as part of the 112 mile second leg of the Ironman Wales challenge. The route took the cyclists
The first leg of the daunting Ironman Wales challenge is the swim. The competitors faced a 2.4mile swim off the shore of Tenby at 7am before hitting the bikes. Click on the pictures above for some fantastic shots of the first event from this
THIRTEEN patients waited longer than 24 hours at Withybush General Hospital’s Accident and Emergency department between July 2012 and June 2013, figures have revealed. The numbers for Withybush were significantly lower than the other hospitals
ONE of the talented young cricketers to emerge in Pembrokeshire girls cricket over the past two seasons is Chloe Hood, who is a right handed batsman and useful fast bowler who has broken into the Welsh squad for her age group as a wicket-keeper!
PEMBROKE Dock Harlequins RFC - mini and juniors will be holding their annual rugby registration and fun day at Bierspool on Sunday, September 15 from 11am-3pm.The club invites children from the ages of six through to 16, to come along on the day
HUNDREDS of people joined in the fun at Pembroke Dock’s Fire Station open day, which was held at the end of August.The afternoon featured an aerial rescue pump, a chip pan fire safety demonstration and the swift water rescue team from Milford Haven
THE former Woolworths store in Castle Square will be among properties to benefit from a £2.6 million project to revitalise Haverfordwest town centre. Heritage Lottery Fund has announced it is awarding £1.2 million towards phase two of the Haverfordwest
