The Australian rules football League of Ireland (ARFLI) is an Australian rules football competition and governing body in Ireland.
The league is an International Affiliate of the Australian Football League and a founding member of the European governing body, AFL Europe.The league is not affiliated with the Gaelic Athletic Association or the International Rules Series.
Read more about Australian Rules Football League Of Ireland: History, Premiership Winners, Current Clubs, Womens Clubs, Former Clubs
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