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St Athan (Welsh: Sain Tathan) is a village in the Vale of Glamorgan in south east Wales. The name is a corruption of the Welsh female Saint Tathan, described by Iolo Morgannwg as the daughter of the King of Gwent. The village church is dedicated to St Tathan. There are two pubs in the village the King's Cup and the Four Bells.

A large RAF base RAF St Athan is located in the village.

Pubs/Bars:
The Four Bells Inn
Rock Road
St Athan
Barry

The Three Horseshoes
The Square
St Athan
Barry
South Glamorgan
CF62 4PF

Golf:
RAF St Athan Golf Club
Barry
Vale of Glamorgan
CF62 4WA
01446 751043


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