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Rugby League Cares and the Rugby Football League are delighted to announce that four of the greatest players in the sport’s history will receive the highest honour the sport can bestow next month when they are inducted into the men’s Rugby League Hall of Fame. Andy Farrell OBE, Adrian Morley, Clive Sullivan MBE and David […]
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Brenda Dobek, Lisa McIntosh and Sally Milburn are the first three players to enter the prestigious Women’s Rugby League Hall of Fame. All three were trailblazers during their playing career, helping to lay the foundations which have led to the development of the Women’s Super League, and to the most inclusive Rugby League World Cup […]
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Rugby League Cares has added a comprehensive collection of Rugby League computer games to the sport’s archives following a donation by lifelong fan Steve Hogan. The software covers a wide range of platforms, from the ZX Spectrum and Nintendo NES through to Sony Playstation, PC games and Sega Megadrive spanning nearly 40 years of gaming. […]
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THE world’s largest public collection of Rugby League programmes continues to grow in both depth and scale within the sport’s prestigious archive curated by Rugby League Cares at the University of Huddersfield. The National Programme Archive now features over 24,000 unique programmes which help document the proud and colourful history of the sport in all […]
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Our Heritage Manager Brigid Power took questions about the planned National Museum of Rugby League on Wednesday to mark National Sporting Heritage Day. The museum will open at the George Hotel, Huddersfield, in the next few years and will tell the wonderful story of the sport, from its creation at The George in 1895 through […]
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