Gone, but not forgotten

Behind the goal at the Wierglodd, home of Rhayader Town.










PROMOTED from the Cymru Alliance in 2008, Prestatyn Town brought to 37 the total of clubs to have featured in the League since it was founded in 1992.
After just one season in the league, Llangefni Town were relegated to become one of the 19 clubs who have been members at one time or another, but who no longer play at the top level.
Some of the clubs no longer exist or have fallen on hard times. Ebbw Vale sadly folded in 1998, just 12 months after featuring in the Uefa InterToto Cup. Oswestry Town's recent chequered history ended in a merger with TNS in 2003.
Seven-times Welsh Premier champions Barry Town languish in the Welsh League, while Abergavenny Thursdays, Cemaes Bay, Llanidloes and Mold Alexandra, amongst others, toil down the pyramid.
Rhayader Town also ceased to exist in 2006 blaming lack of local interest and support in their endeavours to sustain life in the Spar Mid Wales League.
Here are histories for the clubs who are 'gone but not forgotten', accompanied by complete stats for the seasons from 1992 to the present day.
The histories were compiled originally by Dave Rapson, but have been updated where possible.