Big V

A daily diary of the 2015 VAFA Ireland tour from the perspective of father and Big V supporter, Russell Barnes. Day One Off we go on our trip to Ireland.

The Big V were unable to complete back-to-back victories to open up their 2015 Ireland tour when they went down to the Tuam Stars by six points in a physical

The Big V commenced their tour of Ireland with a sensational four-point victory against the best of Cork U21’s at the home of the Nemo Rangers in Trabeg. Led by

A number of VAFA Big V players had the opportunity to organise and run a training session with Irish university AFL team, UCC Bombers, on Wednesday night at the University of

The Victorian Amateur Football Association is proud to offer a number of opportunities to its members, with the biannual International Rules tour of Ireland a prime example. With the departure of the

The 2015 Ireland tour is set to commence this Sunday when a group of VAFA representative players and staff travel to Dublin to kick-start a series of International Rules matches.

The Victorian Amateur Football League’s seniors, Premier B-Division Four and U19 sides were all unable to secure victory in yesterday’s triple header against AFL Victoria Country at Queen Elizabeth Oval

VAFA umpire Tom Windlow has been named as the All Australian umpire at last week’s U23 AAFC Carnival in Tasmania. Umpiring in William Buck Premier for a number of years,