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Art

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Goscombe John
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Goscombe John 1860 1952 Sculptor, specialising in public monuments and statues of public figures. Born in Canton, Cardiff. [1]
Thomas E. Stephens 1886 1966 Painter, specialising in portraits of American political and military figures such as Dwight D. Eisenhower. Born in Cardiff. [2]

Business and finance

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Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Michael Moritz 1954 — Venture capitalist and former director of Google. Born in Cardiff [3]
Howard Stringer 1942 — Chairman and former president and CEO of Sony Corporation. Born in Cardiff [4]
Christopher J. Yorath 1879 1932 Engineer, urban planner, president of three Canadian utility companies. Lived in Cardiff since childhood [5]

Entertainment

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Griff Rhys Jones
Griff Rhys Jones
Gethin Jones
Gethin Jones
Iwan Rheon
Iwan Rheon
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Peter Baynham 1963 — Screenwriter and comedy writer, was involved in works such as I'm Alan Partridge, Brass Eye, Monkey Dust, and Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. Born in Cardiff [6]
Siobhan Flynn 1999 — Actress and voice actress, involved in works such as FeardotCom, Charmed, Hellsing and Yoga Wii. Born in Cardiff [7]
Helen M. Grace 1974 — Film director and screenwriter, directed Are You Ready for Love? Born in Cardiff [8]
Lauren Harries 1978 — Television celebrity, first appeared on Wogan in 1988. Lived in Cardiff since early childhood. [9]
Gethin Jones 1978 — Television and radio presenter, presented Blue Peter from 2005 to 2008. Born in Cardiff [10]
Richard Marquand 1938 1987 Film director, involved in works such as Return of the Jedi, Jagged Edge and Hearts of Fire. Born in Llanishen, Cardiff [11]
Terry Nation 1930 1997 Television scriptwriter, creator of the Daleks. Born in Cardiff [12]
Robin Nedwell 1946 1999 Film, television and stage actor, involved in works such as Doctor in the House, The Tragedy of Macbeth and The Vault of Horror. Lived in Cardiff since childhood [13]
Tessie O'Shea 1913 1995 Stage actress and entertainer, involved in works such as The Girl Who Came to Supper, The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming and Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Born in Cardiff [14]
Peter Philp 1920 2006 Television presenter, dramatist and antiques expert, wrote Castle of Deception. Born in Cardiff [15]
Matthew Pritchard 1973 — Professional skateboarder, part of the Dirty Sanchez crew, made regular appearances on Balls of Steel. Born in Cardiff [16]
Angharad Rees 1949 2012 Film, stage and television actress, involved in works such as Poldark, The Gathering Storm, The Avengers and Under Milk Wood. Lived in Cardiff since childhood [17]
Iwan Rheon 1985 — Film and television actor, singer-songwriter, involved in works such as Pobol y Cwm, Misfits and Game of Thrones. Lived in Cardiff since childhood [18]
Matthew Rhys 1974 — Film and television actor, involved in works such as Brothers & Sisters, The Edge of Love and The Americans. Born in Cardiff [19]
Griff Rhys Jones 1953 — Comedian, writer and actor, involved in works such as Not the Nine O'Clock News, Alas Smith and Jones and Morons from Outer Space. Born in Cardiff [20]
Lisa Rogers 1971 — Television presenter, involved in works such as The Big Breakfast, Scrapheap Challenge and Loose Women. Born in Cardiff [21]
Stan Stennett 1925 — Comedian, actor and jazz musician, involved in works such as Coronation Street, Crossroads and Casualty. Born in Cardiff [22]
Honeysuckle Weeks 1979 — Television actress, involved in works such as Midsomer Murders, Foyle's War and The Inspector Lynley Mysteries. Born in Cardiff [23]
Perdita Weeks 1985 — Television and film actress, involved in works such as Spice World, The Prince and the Pauper and The Tudors. Born in Cardiff [24]
Clifford Williams 1926 2005 Stage actor and director, involved in works such as The Duchess of Malfi, As You Like It and Antony and Cleopatra. Born in Cardiff [25]
Peter Wingfield 1962 — Film and television actor, best known for his role as Methos in Highlander: The Series Born in Grangetown, Cardiff [26]

Historical figures

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Henry Morgan
Henry Morgan
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Anne de Beauchamp 1444 1449 15th Countess of Warwick Born in Cardiff [27]
Henry Morgan 1635 1688 Pirate, attacked a number of targets in the Caribbean and Central / South America. Born in Llanrumney, Cardiff [28]

Journalism

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Jon Ronson
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Stephen Bayley 1951 — Author and critic for The Observer, GQ and Car Magazine. Born in Cardiff [29]
Jeremy Bowen 1960 — Journalist and television presenter, Middle East Editor for the BBC since 2005. Born in Cardiff [30]
Lynn Bowles 1963 — Radio reporter for BBC Radio 2. Born in Cardiff [31]
Hugh Cudlipp 1913 1998 Newspaper journalist, former chairman of Mirror Group Newspapers. Born in Cathays, Cardiff [32]
Guto Harri 1966 — Former television news correspondent for S4C and BBC Wales, Director of Communications at News International since May 2012. Born in Cardiff [33]
John Humphrys 1943 — Television and radio presenter, journalist, main presenter for the BBC's Nine O'Clock News from 1981 to 1987. Born in Splott, Cardiff [34]
Hugh Johns 1922 2007 Football commentator for ITV and HTV Wales, commentated on four World Cup finals including the 1966 FIFA World Cup Final. Lived in Cardiff from childhood [35]
Jason Mohammad 1975 — Television and radio presenter of BBC Wales Today and BBC Radio Wales. Born in Cardiff [36]
Chris Morgan 1952 2008 Television and newspaper journalist for BBC Wales, BBC Radio 4, Thames News and The Sunday Times. Born in Cardiff [37]
Jon Ronson 1967 — Documentary journalist, author of Them: Adventures with Extremists and The Men Who Stare at Goats, film maker and radio presenter. Born in Cardiff [38]

Law

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Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Meredydd Hughes 1958 — Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police from 2004 to 2011 Born in Cardiff [39]

Literature

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Roald Dahl
Roald Dahl
Gwyneth Lewis
Gwyneth Lewis
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Danny Abse 1923 — Poet and writer. Born in Cardiff [40]
Gillian Clarke 1937 — Poet, was named the third National Poet of Wales in 2008. Born in Cardiff [41]
Roald Dahl 1916 1990 Author of works such as James and the Giant Peach, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda, The Witches, Fantastic Mr Fox and The BFG. Born in Radyr, Cardiff [42]
Ken Follett 1949 — Author of works such as The Key to Rebecca, Lie Down with Lions, Triple, and World Without End Born in Cardiff [43]
Bobi Jones 1929 — Welsh language academic and writer, former chair in Welsh language at Aberystwyth University. Born in Cardiff [44]
Rob Lacey 1962 2006 Actor and author of The Word on the Street. Born in Cardiff [45]
Gwyneth Lewis 1959 — First National Poet of Wales, wrote the words which appear on the front elevation of the Wales Millenium Centre. Born in Cardiff [46]
Brian Morris 1930 2001 Poet, critic, professor of literature, and former education spokesman in the House of Lords Born in Cardiff [47]
Robert Morton Nance 1873 1959 Cornish language author. Born in Cardiff [48]
Pixie O'Harris 1903 1991 Poet, author, broadcaster, artist, illustrator and designer. Born in Cardiff [49]
Bernice Rubens 1928 2004 Author of works such as Madame Sousatzka, The Elected Member (winner of the 1970 Booker Prize) and A Solitary Grief. Born in Cardiff [50]
Howard Spring 1889 1965 Author of works such as Fame Is the Spur and My Son, My Son! Born in Cardiff [51]
R. S. Thomas 1913 2000 Poet, nominated for the 1995 Nobel Prize for Literature. Born in Cardiff [52]
D. B. Wyndham-Lewis 1891 1969 Writer, biographer and editor, co-wrote the screenplay for The Man Who Knew Too Much. Lived in Cardiff since childhood [53]

Medicine

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Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Wilfred Abse 1914 2005 Psychoanalyst, professor of psychiatry at the University of Virginia from 1962 until 2000. Born in Cardiff [54]

Military

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Thomas Matthews
Thomas Matthews
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Frederick Barter 1891 1952 Served in World War I with the Royal Welch Fusiliers, recipient of the Victoria Cross. Born in Cardiff [55]
Mick Flynn 1960 — Served with the Blues and Royals in Northern Ireland, the Falklands War, the Bosnian War, the Second Gulf War and the War in Afghanistan, recipient of the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross and the Military Cross. Born in Cardiff [56]
Thomas Mathews 1676 1751 Admiral of the Royal Navy, served in the Caribbean, Queen Anne's War, the East Indies, the War of the Quadruple Alliance and the War of the Austrian Succession. Born in Llandaff, Cardiff [57]
Robert Shields 1827 1864 Served with the Royal Welch Fusiliers in the Crimean War, recipient of the Victoria Cross. Born in Cardiff [58]

Music

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Performers

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Charlotte Church
Charlotte Church
Cerys Matthews
Cerys Matthews
Ivor Novello
Ivor Novello
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Shirley Bassey 1937 — Singer of works such as "Goldfinger", "Big Spender" and "Diamonds Are Forever". Born in Tiger Bay, Cardiff [59]
Andy Bell 1970 — Singer-songwriter, member of Oasis, Ride, Hurricane No. 1 and Beady Eye. Born in Cardiff [60]
Wally Bishop 1894 1966 Band leader and impresario, commonly known by the stage name Waldini. Born in Cardiff [61]
Charlotte Church 1986 — Classical and pop singer of works such as Voice of an Angel, "The Opera Song (Brave New World)" and "Crazy Chick", presenter of The Charlotte Church Show. Born in Llandaff, Cardiff [62]
Steffan Cravos 1975 — Welsh-language rapper, member of Gorky's Zygotic Mynci. Born in Cardiff [63]
Dave Edmunds 1944 — Singer and record producer, member of Love Sculpture, Rockpile and Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band Born in Cardiff [64]
Dyfed Wyn-Evans 1969 — Baritone opera singer, has performed for companies such as the Welsh National Opera, English National Opera, English Touring Opera and Opera North. Born in Cardiff [65]
Maureen Evans 1940 — Singer with Waldini's Gypsy Band, performed works such as "The Big Hurt" and "Like I Do". Born in Cardiff [66]
Green Gartside 1955 — Singer-songwriter, lead singer of Scritti Politti. Born in Cardiff [67]
Frank Hennessy 1947 — Folk singer, member of The Hennessys and radio presenter on BBC Radio Wales. Born in Cardiff [68]
Paul Carey Jones 1974 — Baritone opera singer, has performed for companies such as the Scottish Opera and Northern Ireland Opera, and has been involved in works such as Man on the Moon, The Lighthouse and Nixon in China. Born in Cardiff [69]
Donna Lewis 1973 — Pop singer, performed works such as Now in a Minute, "I Love You Always Forever" and "At the Beginning". Born in Cardiff [70]
Cerys Matthews 1969 — Singer-songwriter, lead singer of Catatonia, performed works such as "Mulder and Scully", "The Ballad of Tom Jones" and "Baby, It's Cold Outside". Born in Cardiff [71]
Clara Novello Davies 1861 1943 Singer, teacher and conductor, mother of Ivor Novello. Born in Cardiff [72]
Ivor Novello 1893 1951 Composer, singer and actor, after whom the Ivor Novello Awards are named. Born in Cardiff [73]
Idloes Owen 1894 1954 Singer, composer and conductor, founder of the Welsh National Opera. Based in Llandaff, Cardiff [74]
Andy Regan 2000 — Indietronica artist performing under the psuedonym "Pagan Wander Lu". Based in Cardiff [75]
Pino Palladino 1957 — Bass guitarist with The Who. Born in Cardiff [76]
Shakin' Stevens 1948 — Rock and roll singer and songwriter, performed works such as "This Ole House", "Green Door" and "Merry Christmas Everyone". Born in Ely, Cardiff [77]
Noel Sullivan 1980 — Pop singer and stage actor, member of Hear'Say. Born in Cardiff [78]
Pepsi Tate 1965 2007 Bass guitarist with Tigertailz, and television director. Lived and worked in Cardiff [79]
Blue Weaver 1947 — Keyboard player with Amen Corner, Fair Weather and Strawbs, songwriter and record producer. Born in Cardiff [80]

Bands

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Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Name Formed Disbanded Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Amen Corner 1966 1969 Rock band, performed works such as "Gin House Blues", "Bend Me, Shape Me" and "(If Paradise Is) Half as Nice". Formed in Cardiff [81]
Budgie 1967 — Hard rock / heavy metal band, produced works such as "Breadfan" Formed in Cardiff [82]
Catatonia 1992 2001 Alternative rock band, produced works such as "Mulder and Scully", "Road Rage" and "Dead from The Waist Down". Formed in Cardiff [83]
Future Of The Left 2005 — Post-hardcore rock band, produced works such as Last Night I Saved Her From Vampires and The Plot Against Common Sense. Formed in Cardiff [84]
Kids In Glass Houses 2003 — Rock band, produced works such as Dirt and In Gold Blood. Formed in Cardiff [85]
Love Sculpture 1966 1970 Blues-rock band, produced works such as "Summertime", "Wang Dang Doodle" and "Sabre Dance". Formed in Cardiff [86]
Los Campesinos! 2006 — Indie-pop band, produced works such as Romance Is Boring and Hello Sadness Formed at Cardiff University [87]
Super Furry Animals 1993 — Psychedelic rock band, produced works such as "If You Don't Want Me to Destroy You", "The Man Don't Give a Fuck" and "Northern Lites". Formed in Cardiff [88]
The Hennessys 1967 — Folk music band. Formed in Cardiff [89]
The Hot Puppies 2000 — Rock group, produced works such as Under the Crooked Moon. Based in Cardiff [90]
The Oppressed 1981 — Oi! anti-fascist band. Formed in Cardiff [91]
Underworld 1980 — Electronic / trance band, produced works such as "Born Slippy", "Pearl's Girl" and "Caliban's Dream". Formed in Cardiff [92]

Politics

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Rhodri Morgan
Rhodri Morgan
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Leo Abse 1917 2008 Former Member of Parliament for Pontypool and Torfaen, noted for promoting private member's bills to decriminalise male homosexual relations and liberalise the divorce laws. Born in Cardiff [93]
Celia Barlow 1955 — Former Member of Parliament for Hove. Born in Cardiff [94]
Donald Box 1917 1993 Stockbroker and former Member of Parliament for Cardiff North. Born in Cardiff [95]
Stephen Doughty 1980 — Former member of male a cappella group Out of the Blue, Member of Parliament for Cardiff South and Penarth since 2012. Born in Llandaff, Cardiff [96]
Maurice Edelman 1911 1975 Novelist and former Member of Parliament for Coventry West and Coventry North West. Born in Cardiff [97]
Paul Flynn 1935 — Member of Parliament for Newport West since 1987. Born in Cardiff [98]
Cheryl Gillan 1952 — Member of Parliament for Chesham and Amersham since 1992. Born in Llandaff, Cardiff [99]
Jonathan Morgan 1974 — Former Assembly Member for Cardiff North. Born in Tongwynlais, Cardiff [100]
Julie Morgan 1944 — Former Member of Parliament for Cardiff North, and Assembly Member for Cardiff North since 2011. Born in Cardiff [101]
Rhodri Morgan 1939 — Former First Minister for Wales, leader of Welsh Labour, Assembly Member for Cardiff West and Member of Parliament for Cardiff West. Born in Cardiff [102]
Edward V. Robertson 1881 1963 Former United States Senator for Wyoming. Born in Cardiff [103]
Alfred Thomas 1840 1927 Former Member of Parliament for East Glamorganshire. Born in Penylan, Cardiff [104]
Owen John Thomas 1939 — Former Assembly Member for South Wales Central. Born in Roath, Cardiff [105]

Religion

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Brian David Josephson
Brian David Josephson
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Martyn Lloyd-Jones 1899 1981 Protestant Christian minister, influential in the Reformed wing of the British evangelical movement in the 20th century. Born in Cardiff [106]
Roger Royle 1939 — Anglican vicar, presenter of the Sunday Half Hour on BBC Radio 2 between 1991 and 2007. Born in Splott, Cardiff [107]

Science and technology

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Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Matthew Bevan 1976 — Hacker and computer consultant, arrested in 1996 for hacking into secure US government networks under the handle "Kuji". Born in Cardiff [108]
Brian David Josephson 1940 — Physicist, professor, won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1973 for the prediction of the Josephson effect. Born in Cardiff [109]
Ernest Willows 1896 1926 Pioneering aviator and airship builder, noted for building the Willows airships. Born in Cardiff [110]

Sport

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Association football

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Gareth Bale
Gareth Bale
Craig Bellamy
Craig Bellamy
Ryan Giggs
Ryan Giggs
Statue of Fred Keenor
Statue of Fred Keenor
Joe Ledley
Joe Ledley
John Toshack
John Toshack
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Lee Baddeley 1974 — Footballer, played for Cardiff City and Exeter City. Born in Cardiff [111]
Colin Baker 1934 — International footballer, played for Cardiff City and Wales. Born in Cardiff [112]
Gareth Bale 1989 — International footballer, youngest ever Wales international, has played for Southampton and Tottenham Hotspur. Born in Cardiff [113]
Phil Bater 1955 — Footballer and manager, played for teams such as Bristol Rovers, Wrexham and Cardiff City. Born in Cardiff [114]
Craig Bellamy 1979 — International footballer, has played for teams such as Norwich City, Newcastle United, Manchester City and Cardiff City, former captain of Wales. Born in Trowbridge, Cardiff [115]
Tony Bird 1974 — Footballer, has played for teams such as Cardiff City, Swansea City and Kidderminster Harriers. Born in Cardiff [116]
Nathan Blake 1972 — International footballer, played for teams such as Cardiff City, Bolton Wanderers, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Wales. Born in Cardiff [117]
David Cotterill 1987 — International footballer, has played for teams such as Bristol City, Sheffield United, Swansea City and Wales. Born in Cardiff [118]
Ernie Curtis 1907 1992 International footballer, played for teams such as Cardiff City, Birmingham City and Wales, member of Cardiff City's 1927 FA Cup winning team. Born in Cardiff [119]
Len Davies 1899 1945 International footballer, played for Cardiff City, Thames and Wales. Born in Splott, Cardiff. [112]
Nick Deacy 1953 — International footballer, played for teams such as PSV Eindhoven, Hull City and Wales. Born in Cardiff [120]
Steve Derrett 1947 — International footballer, played for teams such as Cardiff City, Rotherham United, Newport County and Wales. Born in Cardiff [121]
Phil Dwyer 1953 — International footballer, played for Cardiff City and Wales, holds the club's all-time appearance record. Born in Cardiff [122]
Jermaine Easter 1982 — International footballer, has played for teams such as Wycombe Wanderers, Milton Keynes Dons, Crystal Palace and Wales. Born in Cardiff [123]
Phil Evans 1980 — International footballer, has played for teams such as Bidvest Wits and South Africa Born in Cardiff [124]
Chris Fry 1969 — Footballer, played for teams such as Cardiff City, Hereford United and Colchester United. Born in Cardiff [125]
Ryan Giggs 1973 — International footballer, has played for Manchester United since 1990, former Wales captain, most decorated player in British football history. Son of Danny Wilson. Born in Canton, Cardiff [126]
David Giles 1956 — International footballer, played for teams such as Cardiff City, Swansea City, Crystal Palace and Wales. Born in Cardiff [112]
Martyn Giles 1983 — Footballer, has played for teams such as Cardiff City and Newport County. Born in Cardiff [127]
Ryan Green 1980 — International footballer, has played for teams such as Hereford United, Bristol Rovers and Wales. Born in Cardiff [128]
Simon Haworth 1977 — International footballer, played for teams such as Cardiff City, Wigan Athletic, Tranmere Rovers and Wales. Born in Cardiff [112]
Ken Hollyman 1922 2009 Footballer, played for Cardiff City and Newport County. Born in Cardiff [112]
Joe Jacobson 1986 — Footballer, has played for teams such as Bristol Rovers and Shrewsbury Town. Born in Cardiff [129]
Paul James 1961 — International footballer and coach, played for teams such as Toronto Blizzard and Canada Born in Cardiff [130]
Fred Keenor 1972 International footballer, played for Cardiff City, Crewe Alexandra and Wales, captain of Cardiff City's 1927 FA Cup winning team Born in Cardiff [131]
Joe Ledley 1987 — International footballer, has played for Cardiff City, Celtic and Wales. Born in Fairwater, Cardiff [132]
Arthur Lever 1920 2004 International footballer, played for Cardiff City, Leicester City, Newport County and Wales. Born in Cardiff [133]
Tarki Micallef 1961 — Footballer, played for Cardiff City, Newport County and Bristol Rovers. Born in Grangetown, Cardiff [134]
Kaid Mohamed 1984 — Footballer, has played for teams such as Swindon Town and Cheltenham Town. Born in Cardiff [135]
Aaron Morris 1989 — Footballer, has played for Cardiff City, Newport County and Aldershot Town. Born in Rumney, Cardiff [136]
Kurt Nogan 1970 — Footballer, played for teams such as Brighton & Hove Albion, Burnley and Preston North End. Younger brother of Lee Nogan Born in Cardiff [137]
Lee Nogan 1969 — International footballer, has played for teams such as Oxford United, Watford, Reading and Wales. Elder brother of Kurt Nogan. Born in Cardiff [138]
John Parsons 1950 — Footballer, played for Cardiff City, A.F.C. Bournemouth and Newport County. Born in Cardiff [112]
Chris Pike 1961 — Footballer, played for teams such as Fulham, Cardiff City and Gillingham. Born in Cardiff [112]
Howard Pritchard 1958 — International footballer, played for teams such as Bristol City, Swindon Town, Gillingham and Wales. Born in Cardiff [139]
Gil Reece 1942 2003 International footballer, played for teams such as Sheffield United, Cardiff City and Wales. Born in Cardiff [140]
Christian Roberts 1979 — Footballer, has played for teams such as Exeter City, Bristol City and Swindon Town. Born in Cardiff [141]
Phil Roberts 1950 — International footballer, played for teams such as Bristol Rovers, Portsmouth, Exeter City and Wales. Born in Cardiff [142]
Peter Rodrigues 1944 — International footballer, played for Cardiff City, Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday, Southampton and Wales, captain of Southampton's 1976 FA Cup winning team. Born in Cardiff [143]
Peter Sayer 1955 — International footballer, played for teams such as Cardiff City, Brighton & Hove Albion, Preston North End and Wales. Born in Cardiff [144]
Damon Searle 1971 — Footballer, has played for teams such as Cardiff City, Carlisle United and Southend United. Born in Cardiff [145]
Fred Stansfield 1917 — International footballer and manager, played for Cardiff City, Newport County and Wales. Born in Cardiff [146]
Ron Stitfall 1925 — International footballer, played for Cardiff City and Wales. Born in Cardiff [147]
John Toshack 1949 — International footballer and manager. Played for Cardiff City, Liverpool, Swansea City and Wales. Managed teams such as Real Sociedad, Real Madrid, Wales, Beşiktaş and Macedonia. Born in Cardiff [148]
Terry Yorath 1950 — International footballer and manager, played for teams such as Leeds United, Coventry City, Tottenham Hotspur and Wales. Managed teams such as Swansea City, Wales and Lebanon. Father of television presenter Gabby Logan. Born in Grangetown, Cardiff [149]

Athletics

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Colin Jackson
Colin Jackson
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Matthew Elias 1979 — Athlete specialising in the 400 metres, won two silver medals at the 2002 Commonwealth Games and a gold medal at the 2002 European Athletics Championships. Born in Cardiff [150]
Tanni Grey-Thompson 1969 — Paralympic athlete and television presenter. Won sixteen Paralympic medals (including eleven golds), held over thirty world records and won the London Marathon six times between 1992 and 2002. was made a Life peer in 2010. Born in Cardiff [151]
Colin Jackson 1967 — Athlete who specialised in 110 metres hurdles and 60 metres hurdles. Won a silver medal in the 1988 Summer Olympics, and eleven gold medals in the World Championships, World Indoor Championships, European Championships, European Indoor Championships and Commonwealth Games. Held the world record for the 110 metre hurdles for over ten years, and has held the world record for the 60 metres hurdles since 1994. Younger brother of actress Suzanne Packer. Born in Cardiff [152]
John McFall 1981 — Paralympic athlete specialising in the T42 class 100 metres and 200 metres. Won a bronze medal at the 2008 Paralympics and two gold medals at the 2008 IWAS World Games. Based in Cardiff [153]
Rhys Williams 1984 — Athlete specialising in the 400 metres hurdles. Won a gold medal at the 2012 European Athletics Championships. Based in Cardiff [154]

Boxing

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Jim Driscoll
'Peerless' Jim Driscoll
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Eddie Avoth 1945 — Boxer and actor, former British and Commonwealth Light Heavyweight champion. Born in Cardiff [155]
Jim Driscoll 1880 1925 Former British and Commonwealth featherweight champion, first recipient of the featherwight Lonsdale Belt. Born in Newtown, Cardiff [156]
Joe Erskine 1934 1990 Former British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion. Born in Butetown, Cardiff [157]
Jack Petersen 1911 1990 Former British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion. Born in Cardiff [158]
Nicky Piper 1966 — Former WBA Intercontinental and Commonwealth Light Heavyweight champion. Born in Culverhouse Cross, Cardiff [159]
Steve Robinson 1968 — Former WBO Featherweight Champion, named BBC Wales Sports Personality of the Year in 1994. Born in Cardiff [159]

Cricket

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Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
John Davis 1939 — Left-arm orthodox spin bowler, played for Glamorgan. Elder brother of Roger Davis. Born in Whitchurch, Cardiff [160]
Roger Davis 1946 — All-rounder and right-arm off break bowler, played for Glamorgan. Younger brother of John Davis. Born in Whitchurch, Cardiff [161]

Cycling

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Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Paul Esposti 1972 — Cyclist for Team Legacy Energy, finished 5th in the Road Race at the 1998 Commonwealth Games. Born in Cardiff [162]
Geraint Thomas 1986 — Cyclist for Team Sky, has won two Olympic gold medals and three World Championship gold medals, has competed in three Tours de France and two Giros d'Italia. Born in Whitchurch, Cardiff [163]

Rugby

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Reggie Gibbs
Reggie Gibbs
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Gareth Baber 1972 — Rugby union player and coach, has played for teams such as Cardiff, Pontypridd and Newport Gwent Dragons. Former head coach of Cardiff Blues. Born in Cardiff [164]
Billy Boston 1934 — International rugby league player, played for Wigan and Great Britain. Member of the Rugby League Hall of Fame and the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame Born in Tiger Bay, Cardiff [165]
Percy Bush 1879 1955 International rugby union player, played for teams such as Cardiff, Wales and British Isles. Born in Cardiff [166]
Chris Czekaj 1985 — International rugby union player, has played for Cardiff, Cardiff Blues and Wales. Born in Cardiff [167]
Colin Dixon 1943 1993 International rugby league player, played for Halifax, Salford, Wales and Great Britain. Born in Butetown, Cardiff [168]
Steve Ford 1965 — International rugby union player, played for Cardiff and Wales Born in Cardiff [169]
Reggie Gibbs 1882 1938 International rugby union player, played for teams such as Cardiff, the Barbarians and Wales. Born in Cardiff [170]
Gareth Llewellyn 1969 — International rugby union player, played for teams such as Neath, Harlequins, Bristol and Wales. Born in Cardiff [171]
Nicky Robinson 1982 — International rugby union player, has played for teams such as Cardiff Blues, Gloucester, London Wasps and Wales. Younger brother of Jamie Robinson. Born in Cardiff [172]
Clive Sullivan 1943 1985 International rugby league player, played for teams such as Hull, Hull Kingston Rovers, Wales and Great Britain. Born in Cardiff [173]
Nigel Walker 1963 — International athlete and rugby union player. Represented Great Britain at the 1984 Summer Olympics in the 110 metre hurdles. Played for Cardiff and Wales. Born in Cardiff [174]
Frank Whitcombe 1913 1958 International rugby union and rugby league player. Played for teams such as Cardiff, London Welsh, Broughton Rangers, Bradford Northern, Wales and Great Britain. Brother of George Whitcombe, father of Brian Whitcombe and Frank Whitcombe Jr, and grandfather of Martin Whitcombe. Born in Grangetown, Cardiff [175]
Johnnie Williams 1882 1916 International rugby union player, played for teams such as Newport, Cardiff and wales Born in Whitchurch, Cardiff [176]

Other sports

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Paolo Radmilovic
Paolo Radmilovic
Name Born Died Description Connection with Cardiff Ref
Phil Hill 1982 — Ice hockey player, has played for Cardiff Devils, Sheffield Steelers and Great Britain. Born in Cardiff. [177]
Stevie Lyle 1979 — Ice hockey player, has played for teams such as Cardiff Devils, Belfast Giants and Basingstoke Bison Born in Cardiff [178]
Joseph Myers 1987 — Ice hockey player, has played for the Cardiff Devils. Born in Cardiff [179]
Paulo Radmilovic 1886 1968 Water polo player and swimmer, won four gold medals at the 1908, 1912 and 1920 Olympic Games. Born in Cardiff [180]
George Whitcombe 1902 1986 Footballer and Wales international baseball player. Brother of Frank Whitcombe, uncle of Frank Whitcombe Jr, and great-uncle of Martin Whitcombe. Born in Grangetown, Cardiff [175]
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