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GAA County Colours Explained: Why Counties Wear What They Wear
Kerry's green and gold, Dublin's sky blue, Kilkenny's black and amber — every set of GAA county colours carries a story. Here's where they came from, the accidents...
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GAA Jersey Sponsors: The Story on the Front of the County Jersey
The name across the chest is the GAA's accidental calendar. From the 1991 rule change that put a sponsor on the county jersey for the first time, to...
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The Colour-Clash Rule That Will Reshape GAA County Jerseys in 2027
Mayo won the 2026 All-Ireland in white, not green and red — the end of a quiet row about a jersey clash with Kerry. It was also a...
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The 1990s GAA Jerseys That Defined a Generation
Baggy cuts, big collars and county sponsors arriving on the chest — the 1990s gave Gaelic games some of its most loved shirts. From Clare's 1995 breakthrough to...
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The Club Jersey's Season: GAA Kit Culture Beyond the County Jersey
The inter-county season closed in July, but September belongs to the clubs. As county championships fill grounds from Donegal to Cork, we make the case for the humble...
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Retro GAA Jerseys: The Classics Worth Collecting
Retro GAA jerseys are having a proper moment — heavy cotton, bold colour blocks and the plain, sponsor-free look of a bygone Championship. Here is what makes a...
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