Tadcaster Hospitality, a leading food and beverage operator across Australasia, has officially been named the Clubhouse Partner for the Singapore National Rugby League (SGNRL) for the remainder of 2026. 

The partnership brings together the thrilling energy of Singapore’s Rugby League community with Tadcaster’s signature vibrant venue experiences. 

Rugby League fans and players alike can look forward to a series of SGNRL events, community gatherings, and live sports viewing across Tadcaster’s core Singapore establishments of BQ Bar, Molly Malone’s Irish Bar, Riverside Buns, and Cafe Melba.

Tadcaster’s partnership with the SGNRL will also extend to foundation clubs, the Eastern Hornbills and Central Vipers, with BQ Bar and Molly Malone’s logos to feature on the respective kits.

“Rugby League and great hospitality have always gone hand-in-hand,” said Mark Hinkley, Managing Director of Tadcaster Hospitality. “Since we launched our first venue in 2009, we’ve been all about creating memorable experiences and thriving communities. Partnering with the SGNRL Men’s Championship allows us to support the growth of the sport locally while offering the teams, families, and fans an authentic, welcoming place to celebrate the game.”

The inaugural SGNRL Men’s Premiership is set to kick off this August. The competition will feature three clubs battling across six rounds, culminating in a high-stakes Grand Final between the top two seeds on September 19.

About Tadcasters Hospitality
Founded in 2009 with the launch of The Bull and Bear in Singapore, Tadcaster Hospitality has grown into a premier multi-national hospitality group operating across Singapore, Australia, and the Philippines. Delivering quality food, drinks, and memorable experiences, Tadcaster manages a diverse footprint of venues ranging from family-friendly spaces like Cafe Melba to cutting-edge nightlife concepts like Melbourne’s award-winning club, The Emerson. Constantly evolving, the group recently expanded its portfolio in 2025 with the launch of Social Park Avenue and Riverside Buns in Singapore.

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