The Irish Green Machine (warriors) vs the Canada Northwind from the 2002 Australian Football International Cup played at Trevor Barker Beach Oval in Sandringham. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. This is some third quarter highlights.

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The Irish Green Machine (warriors) vs the Canada Northwind from the 2002 Australian Football International Cup played at Trevor Barker Beach Oval in Sandringham. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. This is some final quarter highlights.

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Some third quarter action from the match between the Nauru Chiefs vs Great Britain Bulldogs played at Royal Park in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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The Marks of the year from the 2007 AFLQ with one of the best grabs of all time on show

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Gold Coast Football Club attract their newest recruit from Papua New Guinea.

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Some second quarter highlights from the thrilling 2008 Australian Football International Cup Grand Final between rivals Papua New Guinea Mosquiots and New Zealand Falcons at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

The match was a curtain raiser to the 2008 AFL Season finals match between Hawthorn Hawks and Western Bulldogs which attracted a crowd of 76,703 spectators

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Some first quarter highlights from the thrilling 2008 Australian Football International Cup Grand Final between rivals Papua New Guinea Mosquitos and New Zealand Falcons at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

The match was a curtain raiser to the 2008 AFL Season finals match between Hawthorn Hawks and Western Bulldogs which attracted a crowd of 76,703 spectators

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2008 International champions Papua New Guinea's Australian rules football team performs the warcry "Ole Ole" at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the Grand Final of the 2008 Australian Football International Cup against New Zealand.

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Some highlights from the 2005 Australian Football International Cup Aussie Rules tournament in Melbourne featuring teams from around the world won by New Zealand. National teams featured in the video include Japan (Samurai), Spain (Bulls), Great Britain (British Bulldogs), South Africa (Buffaloes), USA (Revolution) and New Zealand (Falcons). From www.aussierulesinternational.c om

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Some highlights of the first half of the match between the Irish Warriors/"Green Machine" vs South African (RSA) Buffaloes.

Played in wet conditions at TEAC Oval in Port Melbourne during the 2005 Australian Football International Cup Aussie Rules tournament in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The game also features ex VFL/AFL player Brian Stynes, brother of Brownlow medallist Jim Stynes, playing for Ireland.

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Some highlights of the third quarter of the match between the Irish Warriors/"Green Machine" vs South African Buffaloes.

Played in wet conditions at TEAC Oval in Port Melbourne during the 2005 Australian Football International Cup Aussie Rules tournament in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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Some highlights from the inaugural 2002 Australian Football International Cup Aussie Rules footy tournament in Melbourne featuring teams from around the world won by Ireland. National teams featured in the video include Great Britain (British Bulldogs), South Africa (Buffaloes), Samoa (Bulldogs), Ireland (Warriors), USA (Revolution), Canada (Northwind) and New Zealand (Falcons). Includes the warcry of both New Zealand (Maori Haka) and Samoa (Manu Samoa - Siva Tau). Also includes an introduction from former AFL chairman, Ron Evans.

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The Nauru Chiefs (Nauruan national team) vs the British Bulldogs (Great Britain's national team) in an elimination final from the 2002 Australian Football International Cup before an elimination final played at Elsternwick Park in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. This is some 1st quarter highlights.

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The Nauru Chiefs vs the British Bulldogs in an elimination final from the 2002 Australian Football International Cup before an elimination final played at Elsternwick Park in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. This is some second quarter highlights.

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