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Latest News

Richmond v Essendon snapshot

We take a look at the recent and not so recent history between the Tigers and the Bombers.

2:05pm May 24, 2013

Korin Gamadji Institute launches website

The Korin Gamadji Institute (KGI), Richmond’s centre for Indigenous youth, has launched its own website.

11:35am May 24, 2013

AFL Fantasy comes to Dreamtime

This Saturday night’s Dreamtime at the ‘G match is one of the feature games for the newest AFL Fantasy format.

11:15am May 24, 2013

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Latest Video

Classic Quarters: Essendon R22 2001

12:59pm May 24, 2013

Richo and Jack launch Superboot

11:07pm May 23, 2013

Jack Dyer Foundation

In 1996, Richmond established a Foundation through which donations could support the redevelopment of the facilities at Punt Road Oval.

It was decided to recognise one the most valued sons of Tigerland, Jack Dyer, by naming the Foundation in his honour.

The successful launch of the Foundation saw $1.2 million raised. This allowed Stage One to be completed with the main focus being the refurbishment and restoration of the Grandstand.

The challenge is now to complete the "Vision" for Punt Road and further redevelop the facilities for players, staff and members.

The Jack Dyer Foundation is fundamental to the future development of Punt Road Oval and Richmond Football Club.

Donations to support the Jack Dyer Foundation are tax deductible when made to the Australian Sports Foundation. (The Jack Dyer Foundation is an approved project conducted under the charter of the Australian Sports Foundation).

Any queries please contact the Club on (03) 9429 5333.