Black and red football at Casey Park
All Blacks AFC is based at Big Barn in Mayglass, with Casey Park and the club astro giving families a clear football base in south Wexford.
All Blacks AFC identity
All Blacks AFC uses a black, red, white and yellow crest headed by the All Blacks A.F.C. name. The badge includes the schoolboys wording, a green plant mark, a football arch and the 1969 foundation date.
The identity is direct and memorable: black and red carry the kit colours, while the badge links the school age pathway to a club with a long south Wexford footprint.
Casey Park and Big Barn
The club address is Big Barn, Casey Park, Mayglass. That gives parents, players and visiting teams one practical place to start when checking where a session, match or club meeting is taking place.
Casey Park is also named in Wexford youth football venue records, so the ground sits inside the county football network as well as the local Mayglass community.
Grass pitch and astro options
The venue record separates All Blacks AFC and All Blacks Astro at the same Big Barn, Casey Park address. For families, that means it is worth checking whether the group is using the main pitch area or the astro space on a given evening.
That distinction is useful in winter, for academy sessions and for groups moving between training and matches. Ask the home contact which part of Casey Park applies before travelling.
Wexford youth football pathway
All Blacks AFC sits in the Wexford schoolboys and schoolgirls football landscape. The club is part of the same county pathway as other south east community clubs feeding players through school age football and into older opportunities.
The schoolboys wording on the crest reflects that pathway, while the active venue entries show the club as a practical place for younger players to train and play close to Mayglass.
Girls pathway and Wexford link
All Blacks AFC has had a direct pathway connection with Wexford Youths Women FC. That connection brought academy and senior women’s football into contact with the Mayglass club and highlighted Casey Park sessions for under 9 to under 12 players.
For girls in the club, the link gives a visible route from local football toward county and national league environments. For parents, it is a sign that the club’s coaching pathway is connected beyond one age group.
What to confirm before a visit
Visiting teams should confirm the Casey Park entrance, parking, pitch or astro allocation, warm up area, changing arrangements, arrival time and kit colours before travelling.
Parents should also check whether the session is on grass or astro, because footwear and evening routines can differ. Include the player age and group name when asking for venue details.
Joining and first enquiry
A strong first message should say whether the enquiry is for a new player, a returning player, girls football, boys football, coaching, volunteering or a visiting team.
Include the player age, school year, previous football experience, preferred contact number and availability. That gives the club the detail needed to point the family toward the right group at Casey Park.
Local football character
All Blacks AFC has a clear rural Wexford identity: a named Mayglass base, a long standing badge date, black and red colours and a ground recognised in county youth football venue planning.
The page should work as a practical guide for families first. Start with the Casey Park address, confirm the group and surface, then use the site modules for current teams and match information.
