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Tynedale Lions Club co-organizer of the beer festival

 

Tynedale Rugby Football Club co-organizer of the beer festival

 

 

 
  Tynedale Rugby Football Club

 

Tynedale RFC played their first match against Elswick (now Northern) at Hexham on 30th December 1876 (Tynedale won by a goal and two tries to nil). They celebrated 125 years of continuous rugby in 2002. Notable events in their history include:

 

1880 - Tynedale became one of the six founder members of the Northumberland Rugby Union.

1894 - Tynedale hosted the first ever seven-a-side tournament in England.

1976 - Moved from Dene Park, Hexham to present ground.

2000 - After league rugby began in 1987 Tynedale remained in Thwaites North Division One for 13 years until they emphatically gained promotion in season 1999-2000, winning all 22 league matches and setting a new league record.

2001 - Tynedale appear in the National League Division 3.

Tynedale have appeared in 28 Northumberland Senior Cup Finals, winning the cup on 15 occasions.

 

Tynedale have reached the third round of the National Knock-Out Cup on several occasions with some notable scalps from higher national leagues including London Scottish, Wakefield and Otley

 

 

 

 

 

Tynedale RFC provide the magnificent grounds and clubhouse for the Beer Festival. The site is ideally located next to the railway station in Corbridge, Northumberland. Hundreds of our visitors from all along the Tyne valley take advantage of this to avoid drinking and driving.

 

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