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Six Nations 2015: the day Wales conquered Twitter
What is #cymruambyth and why is it trending?

- James Gill
Published: Friday, 6 February 2015 at 10:10 am
The Six Nations can do strange things. People turn up to work with daffodils in their buttonholes.... and strange hashtags start trending on Twitter.
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Yes, this is the day that Wales conquered Twitter. The digital army gathered and very soon #cymruambyth was trending in the UK.
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'Cymru am byth' roughly translates as 'Wales forever', although it's not often that this kind of call to arms rises through the Twitter league tables.
#cymruambyth is trending. Those of you who follow Cardiff trends will know that 'Wales' and 'Welsh' are literally always trending here.
— Ceri Taylor (@ceritaylor) February 6, 2015
The fact that the the hashtag has gone full United Kingdom can only mean one thing: Wales are playing England in the Six Nations.
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Kick-off isn't until 8.05pm, but even early this morning people were getting excited.
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Back across the bridge in England, the sleeper cells were ready for the call.
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But some worried they had been undercover for too long.
Divided loyalties - English husband, London-born daughter, lived in England for 25years. But still. #iamwales #cymruambyth #WalesvEngland
— ⭐JulietteAdAstra⭐ (@JulietteAdAstra) February 6, 2015
Memories of two years ago, when Wales beat England 30-3, came flooding back.
Hoping to see this again at 10pm tonight #CymruAmByth pic.twitter.com/HWhbp4lDwa
— robert emanuel (@emanuelrob) February 6, 2015
But there were plenty of England fans ready for the battle ahead.
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Already for tonight #6Nations2015 # v #WalesvEngland pic.twitter.com/o4PKCDvH6n
— Kim rampling (@RamplingKim) February 6, 2015
Even our four-legged friends were getting into the spirit of things.
As long as we beat the English... get treats & go for walkies... I don't care! #WalesvEngland #Wales #cymruambyth pic.twitter.com/JtkjDMSY8M
— Charlie Paws (@charliepaws_) February 6, 2015
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And nobody could concentrate at work.
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A lucky few were clutching these.
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For everyone else, set your reminders. 7.30pm BBC1. Kick-off 8.05pm. Game on.
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