There are four regional Rugby teams in Wales. The Cardiff Blues represent Cardif, the Vale of Glamorgan and Powys, the Newport Gwent Dragons represent the Newport and Gwent regions, the Ospreys (formerly the Neath Swansea Ospreys) represent the Neath-Port Talbot and Swansea area and the Scarlets (formerly the Llanelli Scarlets) represent west and north Wales.
In addition, the Celtic Warriors existed for the first season of regional rugby and represented the Bridgend/Pontypridd area. This region was disbanded at the end of the 2003-04 season, with the area represented split between the Blues and the Ospreys.
In future, the WRU hope to establish a fifth region in north Wales called Gogledd Cymru (literally North Wales). This is likely to start as a development team similar to Connacht in Ireland.
There are many sports websites that report on rugby teams. You can check Walesonline and BBC Sports for news specific to the Wales rugby teams of your interest.
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I doubt you would ever get an exact figure on that one. Considering most towns have their own rugby teams and schools have rugby teams then there are pub teams and probably loads more i can't think of, your probably looking at a good few thousand, if not more.
Rugby tickets in Wales can be purchased at the Welsh Rugby Union. The Welsh Rugby Union has many ticket options for many rugby matches in Wales. Pre-registration is also available for matches.
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WikiAnswers cannot tell the future. Wales have a chance, but there are better teams than they are.
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Wales rugby shirts can be bought from many different stores online and offline. Some examples of stores that sell Wales rugby shirts include World Rugby Shop and Shop Rugby.
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There are 20 teams competing in the 2011 rugby world cup.