overview
Halifax Rugby League Club was formed way back in 1873. It was a Rugby Union club in those days, as all rugby clubs were before the birth of Rugby League in 1895, and was very successful in that code. After becoming the first ever winners of the Yorkshire Cup in 1878, Halifax went on to win it on four further occasions. Several players were supplied for the Yorkshire County side in these years, and five were picked for the full England Rugby Union team.
The club moved into their previous home of Thrum Hall in 1886, their home for the next 112 years until the move in 1998 to the re-developed 'Shay Stadium' to ground-share with local footballing neighbours, Halifax Town AFC.
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Fax, Flipcharts, Photocopierparking facilities
- 100 Onsite Car parking spaces available at Free Per Day
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address
Shay Syke,Shaw Hill,
Halifax,
Yorkshire,
HX1 2YT,
United Kingdom
nearest airports
nearest motorways
- M62 JCT 24 (3.2 miles)
- M62 JCT 23 (3.9 miles)
- M1 JCT 39 (4.8 miles)
nearest train station
- Halifax (0.4 miles)
- Sowerby Bridge (2.1 miles)
- Brighouse (3.3 miles)
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