Located on the corner of Ernest and Campbell streets, Brothers Leagues Club Innisfail is one of Queensland's premier clubs providing members and guests with an enjoyable and memorable entertainment experience. Our friendly club boasts over 4500 members and is open 7 days a week. We have expanded over the past 20 years to become one of the top social destinations in the Cassowary Coast area. Brothers Leagues Club is the perfect spot for a delicious meal from our bistro or a few cold drinks in our relaxed bar or beer garden. We also have all your gaming needs covered including Keno and TAB and offer regular live entertainment. Our stylish Shamrock Room is also available for hire for your next big event or function including weddings and birthday parties. Stop by today or give our friendly team a call.

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The Malanda RSL Sub-Branch page aims to provide information to Sub-Branch Members ,other Veterans and their families and the Atherton Tablelands community regarding Sub-Branch activities and issues that affect Veterans.

Gordonvale Scout Group, located in Gordonvale, is a thriving General & Social Club that brings young people together every week during the school term. Scouting fosters personal growth through exciting adventures, creating an optimal environment for youth to reach their full potential. With programmes offering exhilaration, challenges, friendships, freedom, and a sense of accomplishment, we provide an exceptional platform for young individuals to thrive and develop their skills. Join us at Gordonvale Scout Group and embark on an unforgettable journey of self-discovery and achievement.

Bowls Club

The Tigers Leagues Club opened its doors in December 2003, and was not only an instant success with the locals but has seen its clientele grow as well. Prior to this the RSL (Returned Servicemen’s League) had operated a club at this location at Bryant Street, Tully. Much of the general community was sad to see the decline in patronage of the RSL and it eventually closed in 2002. In mid 2003, nine Tully community members got together with the aim of revitalising the club, offering the local community a social clubhouse which also supported 13 local sporting groups. These men invested their own money to provide the capital that would enable them to open the new clubhouse and they formed the board of directors. Those men were: Craig Tietzel, Barry Barnes, Peter Lucy, Stephen Valeriano, Matthew Clifford, John Clifford, Erik Haack, Ernie Riethmuller and Neil Blennerhassett.