Club Details: Farsley Celtic FC

Farsley Celtic Association Football Club was originally founded in 1908. Their home ground is The Citadel, and they are nicknamed 'The Villagers' and also 'Little Celts'.

Stadium / Home Ground: The Citadel

Other Details

Away Travel Info: The Citadel

By Car

Farsley is located between Leeds and Bradford, approximately 1 mile from the junction of the Leeds Outer Ring Road (A6110) and the A647 towards Bradford.

At the junction, take the B6157 towards Leeds, passing the police station on the left hand side. At New Street (the junction cornered by Go Outdoors) turn left. Newlands is approximately 300 yards on the right. The Citadel is situated at the end of Newlands with parking available in the car park.

Car Parking

Out of respect for our neighbours, we ask people to use the club car park where possible and to park considerately.

By Rail

New Pudsey Station, on the Cross Pennine Line, is a ten-minute walk away from The Citadel. When leaving the station follow the station road to the junction and turn right. Pass the police station on the left and follow the directions above. Trains leave Leeds and Bradford approximately every 15 minutes.

By Bus

Farsley is situated on a number of bus routes:

From Leeds/Bradford: 9, 72 stopping at Go Outdoors on Stanningley Road, or 16 16A via Bramley.

From Horsforth: 9

From Pudsey: 9

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