The AFL season kicks off this week.

Zach Tuohy plays his 250th AFL game in the Grand Final on Saturday.

Bríd Stack, Joanne Doonan and Clara Fitzpatrick on overcoming obstacles to make it in the AFLW.

The AFL final series gets underway next week.

Amy Mulholland has enjoyed a remarkable two-year rise from the amateurs to AFLW.

Meath midfielder Orlagh Lally will join Vikki Wall in making the move to AFL Women’s.

McDonagh will become the first Irish AFLW Hawk.

Meanwhile, several clubs have shown interest in All-Australian Orla O’Dwyer.

Elsewhere, 2021 All Stars Erika O’Shea and Vikki Wall are closing in on a move to North Melbourne.

North Melbourne and St Kilda are amongst the clubs interested in Erika O’Shea.

The Crows saw off Melbourne in the decider, with Sinéad Goldrick excellent in defeat.

Ahead of the AFLW grand final, Sarah Rowe and Ailish Considine discuss the perception of the game in Ireland and the rising standards in Australia.

The selection was announced at the W Awards in Melbourne today.

The club confirmed the Tipperary man needs to get his vision cleared and checked by specialists.

The 2022 AFL season kicks off on Wednesday with 11 Irish players involved.

An Irish Premiership winner is guaranteed in 2022.

Clubs were informed in a meeting on Wednesday about the new provisional start date.

Nicholas Walsh will take up the position ahead of the 2022 season.

An expert’s view from Australia, with nine Irish stars featuring across Round Six this weekend.

TG4 is showing two full games this weekend, along with Monday evening’s highlights show.

A closer look at how the AFLW’s Irish contingent will fare in Round Four with CrossCoders agent Jason Hill.

What to expect from the AFLW’s Irish stars in Round Three, courtesy of an expert on the ground Down Under.

The Laois star and Kerry’s Mark O’Connor are in line for a big clash with Geelong.

18 Irish players were on the books in 2020 – though there looks to be a clash ahead between pre-season in Australia and the inter-county football championships.

There are 18 Irishmen and 18 Irishwomen contracted to clubs in Oz.

‘She is such an exciting player and has done everything right for the club so far,’ says Áine Tighe’s manager at Fremantle.

All has been resolved with fixtures in place for next year.

Eighteen Irishwomen are currently on lists, as the plot thickens.

Her Collingwood side fell short but there was no shortage of Irish pride at Ikon Park.

Is it February yet? Ireland’s AFLW duo Laura Corrigan Duryea and Cora Staunton are set to lock horns in Round One.

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