Cork’s three in a row
In Gaelic games, sightings of change jerseys have tended to be rare over the years, but with a growing awareness of commercialism, they have become more common. The fact that… Read more »
Category: Gaelic games
Meath and Wexford go back to the future
In Gaelic games, it’s the time of year when teams unveil new kits for the coming season – by and large, the sports of hurling and Gaelic football run to… Read more »
Wexford’s subtle changes
In 1998, Wexford rejoined forces with O’Neills, having had Connolly Sportswear kits for the previous five years, a period taking in the 1996 All-Ireland hurling championship win. The new strip… Read more »
Season in Kits – Meath, 1996
Thanks to for suggesting this as a topic Today (Saturday, September 14) sees the replay of the All-Ireland senior (Gaelic) football final take place. Dublin are attempting to win a… Read more »
An Offaly good day
Today, Sunday, September 1, 2019, sees Dublin attempt to make Gaelic games history. Never before in senior men’s Gaelic football or hurling has a county team won five straight All-Ireland… Read more »
Keeping track of Cork’s changes
As we saw in the recent article about Dublin’s kits, in Gaelic games the suitability of goalkeeper jerseys can sometimes be an afterthought. Therefore, it’s not a complete surprise that,… Read more »
Vinegar Hill comes to Salthill
In Ireland, this coming Sunday, May 26, sees Wexford take on Galway in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship. Pearse Stadium in the Salthill area of Galway will host the game…. Read more »
Dublin’s 2019 GAA kits
As the foremost county in Gaelic games, both in terms of recent success – they’ve won the last four All-Ireland senior football titles and six of the last eight –… Read more »
Tyrone and Louth dress up as each other
Thanks to Colm Gannon for making us aware of this It’s not an exaggeration to say that solving overall clashes hasn’t been a priority in Gaelic games – as evidenced… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday double-bill – Leeds and Dublin
Two requests on the block today, including a first FKF to focus on Gaelic games. First up, Stephen Deacon’s suggestion to do a Leeds version of Fiorentina’s 1990s Fila style…. Read more »
