The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has revealed a fresh brand identity, marking the first revamp to its brand in almost two decades. The updated identity comprises new logos, including a new crest for National teams and separate distinct...
Introducing the Ireland 2023 Premier Shirt by O'Neills, a unique blend of tradition and modernity. This shirt pays homage to Ireland's rich heritage, featuring a shamrock crest that has become an iconic symbol of the country. The crest, intricately...
a smooth supply chain and align with Bristol City's values. O’Neills, which has been the largest sportswear manufacturer in Ireland since 1918, produces high-quality clothing from its own fabric on Irish shores and is known for its international...
Limerick’s Treaty United FC, who play in the second tier of the League of Ireland, have unveiled their 2023 season wardrobe. Produced by O’Neills, the Home shirt has red-and-white stripes in a painted/brushstroke style, the royal-blue Away is decorated...
with Amnesty International, while in 2021 it was dedicated to combating homelessness in Dublin with the help of Focus Ireland and Fontaines DC. {avsplayer videoid=31} The new away kit will also help raise funds to support access to sports for children...
This is the new Umbro Shelbourne Football Club Home shirt. The 2023 release for the League of Ireland Premier Division side is in “vermillion red” and is trimmed with blue while also boasting a striping effect in the jacquard. White provides the Umbro...
Rovers 2023 Away shirt by Umbro. The shirt, featuring a black and green sash design, was first worn by the League of Ireland Premier Division champions from Tallaght, South Dublin, during their Leinster Senior Cup match against UCD. This shirt will be...
adidas in collaboration with the club's official team wear partner, Sport Böckmann. The 2023 Home shirt for the League of Ireland First Division side is green with white shoulders featuring the iconic red adidas 3-stripes. The club badge is prominently...
The Northern Ireland 1986-88 home shirt by adidas, sported by the team at the 1986 World Cup, is a reminder of Billy Bingham's side's impressive performance despite facing tough competition in their group including Brazil and Spain. The shirt's design...
Ireland Player Issue version of the 1998-00 home shirt by Umbro as worn during the period the side attempted to qualify for Euro 2000, reaching the Play-Offs after finishing runners-up in Group 8 but lost out to Turkey on away goals.
