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Final whistle blown on stadium

Jessica Phillips·
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·1 December 2015

Last Thursday, the Millennium Stadium sign, which has welcomed rugby fans to Cardiff for the last 15 years, was taken down ready for the rugby ground’s rebirth as the Principality Stadium next January.

26.11.15 - WRU - The Millennium Stadium sign is taken down ahead of the stadium renaming to Principality Stadium in January 2016.

The Millennium Stadium’s iconic sign being taken down after 15 years of welcoming rugby fans to Cardiff

The Welsh Rugby Union has partnered with the Cardiff-based building society in a 10-year, multi-million pound naming rights deal, which will bring increased investment into the community game across Wales.

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The sun is setting over one of the world’s best-loved stadiums ahead of its rebrand

Group sales and marketing manager of the WRU, Craig Maxwell explains: “Principality wanted a marketing tool which was very Welsh, but travelled, and there’s nothing better than the Millennium Stadium.”

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Principality Building Society are dedicated to providing employment in Wales and investing in the national sport

He reassures fans that the way the ground looks, feels and reacts will not change, and hopes spectators will continue to enjoy the experience provided by one of the world’s best-loved stadiums.

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