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Branwen

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[bran-wen] / ˈbræn wɛn /

noun

Welsh Legend.
  1. a sister of Bran: her son, by Matholwych, was killed by Evnissyen.


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Wales' front row had average age of just 20, with back rower Branwen Metcalfe, 18, also making her Test debut from the bench.

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Wales struggled to get any foothold in the game, but fans did have something to celebrate when Wales Under-20s captain Branwen Metcalfe came on for her senior debut.

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It will also be a special day for Gwenllian Pyrs who wins her 50th, although she must settle for a place on the bench alongside Wales Under-20s captain Branwen Metcalfe who will look to join older sister Nel on the field for her first cap.

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The bench has also had a complete overhaul, with youngsters Tilly Vucaj, Seren Lockwood and uncapped Branwen Metcalfe all given an opportunity.

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Nel and Branwen Metcalfe and Gwenllïan and Alaw Pyrs all began their rugby careers with the club in Trefriw on the outskirts of Llanrwst.

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