You Never Forget Your First – For the Love of the Game’s Round 1 Review
The VAFA’s back for 2026! Jason Bennett, Matty Donald & Brayden May take a long, lingering look at everything that happened across Round 1 of the competition in a jam-packed
TRAVEL, WORK AND SPORTING OPPORTUNITY IN IRELAND
The VAFA has built up many relations with clubs in Ireland and opportunities exist for players to travel to Ireland and play Gaelic football. Australian Rules skills are easily transferrable and you will get to immerse in a typical club culture similar to VAFA football.
The season runs all year round so you can come and play during the off season.
Will provide contacts with:
- A Gaelic football club,
- Work / Employment in your chosen area,
- Assistance with finding accommodation in a suitable location
If you are interested in playing Gaelic football in Ireland please contact Barry on ‘[email protected]’.
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