Sport is a big part of our national identity, but so too are football, cycling, athletics – and adventure. Learn more about sport in Wales here

Ein reiches kulturelles und sportliches Erbe bildet die Grundlage unserer nationalen Identität. Es ist der rote Faden, der unsere Vergangenheit mit der Gegenwart verbindet und uns in die Zukunft führt.

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St David's Day: 01 March. The day we celebrate our patron saint and all things Welsh. The day we remember his famous guiding words: gwnewch y pethau bychain - do the little things. What better …

Laura McAllister looks at the Welsh sportspeople performing internationally Welsh sportsmen and women are flying the dragon flag on a global stage. Laura McAllister thinks that sport can play a …

Welsh athlete Funmi Oduwaiye talks about her sporting career, taking up para-athletics in 2022, and targeting gold in the Paris 2024 Paralympics.

Welsh rugby and identity Carolyn Hitt is an award-winning journalist, broadcaster and author who has written on Welsh rugby for more than 20 years. Her books include Wales Play in Red and Welsh …

A rich cultural and sporting heritage provides a foundation for national identity, and draws lines that connect our past to the present and guides us to the future.

National symbols of Wales What do dragons, wooden spoons, and leeks all have in common? They’ve all grown to become symbols of Wales and Welshness.

Partner support funded projects As part of the celebrations around Wales women’s football team reaching their first major international tournament, the Welsh Government launched the UEFA Euro …