Discover how Cronulla RSL recently commemorated War Animal Day with a heartfelt ceremony, shedding light on the brave animals who served alongside soldiers.

Cronulla RSL’s 2024 season promises to be one of the club's most memorable yet, with festivities planned to mark the 60th anniversary. With a range of teams catering to different age groups and skill levels, there's a place for everyone to shine on the court.

Cronulla RSL is proud to announce its collaboration with Cronulla Rotary to support the implementation of an Intergenerational Program at St Aloysius Catholic Primary School. This innovative program aims to foster meaningful connections between different generations within the Cronulla community, bringing together students and senior Cronulla RSL members.

Cronulla RSL Swimming Club prepares to host their iconic Diggers Shield Event this Thursday night, a spectacle that has graced the waters of Gunnamatta Bay for over 50 years. This eagerly awaited event promises an evening of thrilling competition, camaraderie, and community spirit under the shimmering lights of the bay.

Cronulla RSL members have been invited to participate in a variation of the ABC TV Program, Old People’s Homes for 4 Year Olds & Teenagers.

In honour of War Animal Day, Cronulla RSL will be holding a special memorial service on Saturday 24th February, 10am. The club invites all to attend (along with their four legged friends) to commemorate our brave animal friends.

Cronulla RSL are proud to be the Major Event Partner of the Sutherland Shire Council’s Australia Day Long Weekend.

Commencing with a sunset cultural ceremony and including major concerts, outdoor cinemas and pool parties at our Leisure Centres, the Sutherland Shire Council are delivering an epic program for our community over three days.

We invited 11 wonderful organisations from our community to decorate a Christmas Tree. Members, guests, staff & Directors gave the gift of their vote to their best-loved community groups, and $8,000 has been donated by the Club to the services they provide. Read more.

Sailability volunteers have taken out students from local schools each term throughout the year, creating an experience that has left the students with some wonderful memories. Students from Endeavour SKWAD recently made these hand made cards, to show their appreciation to the volunteers.

Cronulla RSL Motoring Enthusiasts Group (MEG), recently celebrated their annual Christmas event with us at @cronullarsl. Here are some of the images captured on the night.

A short article appeared in the (then) Cronulla-Sutherland Advocate issue of 5th October 1934 re the Cronulla Sub-Branch. One name in particular stood out.

Cronulla RSL Over 55s Christmas Party

Drownings & near drownings in the waters of Cronulla in 2022/2033, have inspired Cronulla RSL to provide local surfers with the opportunity to learn crucial rescue skills through Surfers Rescue 247, that could ultimately save a life.

Cronulla RSL were thrilled to support Hopefield’s EVE project, by donating the use of the Club’s courtesy bus, to transport participants to the South Coast for equine Therapy. Thanks to Motoring Enthusiasts Group President John the women were able to participate in activities with the organisation saving thousands in transport costs.

Cronulla RSL Sub-Branch committee member, Paul Zaat, has recently been awarded with a Cook Community Award.

In an effort to celebrate her life and achievements, Cronulla RSL has undertaken extensive research to uncover the remarkable story of Beryl Bonfield and have created an insightful and heartfelt episode of the Club’s podcast, ‘Friends by The Beach’. Click to read more or visit the club to see her medals.

The wet weather didn’t damper the spirits of local running clubs, who ventured out in Cronulla on the 25th November, to run 60km, 30km or 10km in support of Movember & Mens Health for (Mo)re than a run.

In October, the Surfing NSW Volkswagen Cronulla Surf Masters Event was back in a big way this year, as the event space settled into the heart of Cronulla Beach for a cracking day of surfing and activities. The event was proudly supported by Cronulla RSL.

The Cronulla Chamber of Commerce has been working hard with the local businesses while the contractors engaged by Council upgrade the northern end of Cronulla Street. The works are due to cease at the end of November with all construction works, fencing and materials cleaned from the area to ensure the wider community can enjoy, shop and eat in a gentrified high street.

Through the ClubGRANTS program, Cronulla RSL have been able to support Wondering Women, to provide programs aimed at assisting mental health, well-being and providing essential life skills.