St. Benedict's Harps GAA is delighted to announce the return of our annual Race Night and End of Season Awards, bringing together players, supporters, sponsors and friends of the club for an evening of racing, awards and plenty of craic in the heart of Leeds.

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As another successful year of Gaelic Football in Leeds comes to a close, the club will celebrate the achievements of players both on and off the pitch while raising vital funds to support the continued growth of the GAA across Leeds.

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A Night of Racing, Awards and Craic

The event will take place at the Leeds Irish Centre, one of the most important hubs of Irish culture in Yorkshire. Members, supporters and guests can look forward to an entertaining evening featuring:

• Live race night action

• End of season player awards

• Club presentations

• Fundraising activities

• The chance to meet players, members and supporters

• Plenty of craic throughout the evening

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Whether you've played for the club, supported from the sidelines or simply want to enjoy a great social night out in Leeds, everyone is welcome to attend.

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Celebrating Another Year of Gaelic Football in Leeds

Over the past season, St. Benedict's Harps has continued to strengthen its position as one of the leading GAA clubs in Yorkshire. With players travelling from Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Harrogate, York, Pontefract, Castleford and surrounding areas, the club continues to grow both on and off the field.

The End of Season Awards provide an opportunity to recognise the commitment, effort and achievements of players, volunteers and supporters who have contributed to another successful year for the club.

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Supporting the Future of St. Benedict's Harps

Events such as Race Night play a vital role in helping the club continue its development.

Funds raised throughout the evening contribute towards:

• Funding a kickstart for our youth team

• Training facilities

• Playing equipment

• Matchday expenses

• Player development

• Club growth initiatives

• Promoting Gaelic Football across Yorkshire.

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Bring Your Friends and Family

One of the biggest strengths of St. Benedict's Harps is its welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. Race Night is not just for players, but for anyone looking to enjoy a social evening while supporting local sport and the GAA.

If you're interested in learning more about Gaelic Football, meeting club members or becoming involved with one of Yorkshire's fastest-growing GAA clubs, this is the perfect opportunity to come along and experience the Harps community.

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Get Involved with St. Benedict's Harps GAA

St. Benedict's Harps continues to welcome new players and supporters from across Leeds and Yorkshire. Whether you're an experienced Gaelic Footballer, new to the sport, or simply looking to support grassroots GAA, there has never been a better time to get involved.

For information about membership, training sessions, club events and sponsorship opportunities, visit www.stbenedictsharps.com and follow St. Benedict's Harps on social media.

We look forward to seeing players, supporters and friends old and new for another fantastic Race Night and End of Season Awards celebration.