Extension of ICRF for selected areas down to V=15

On average, objects with V<=14.0 have positional precisions better than 50mas in both coordinates, and 100mas near the detection limit of the VMC (V~16,0). For proper motions, average precisions are better than 4mas/year, whatever the magnitude, when delta>=-17{deg}. To the south of this declination, a magnitude dependence is verified due to a particular feature of the USNO-A2.0's epochs, providing figures of 3mas/year when V<=12.0, where the participation of AC2000 is noted, and reaching 17mas/year at the detection limit.

The catalogue data is grouped by area, following the same order and identification as given in table 2 of the paper; within each area, objects are sorted by right ascension. The respective record numbers for the beginning of each area are provided in a separate table.