branding and the woven club crest. Beneath the crest is a printed signature of Eamonn Deacy. Primary sponsor Comer Group Ireland is centred on the chest, while additional detailing appears across the lower section of the shirt. The front hem carries a...

Shelbourne FC have presented their new Away football kit for the 2026 season, produced by O'Neills and shaped by references to the club’s historic identity. The Shelbourne football shirt is constructed in a navy base with Swedish blue and gold...

Shelbourne Football Club have presented their new Home football kit for the 2026 season, produced by O'Neills and built around the club’s long association with Dublin’s docklands. The Shelbourne football shirt introduces a red base with white and gold...

Castore have released the Ireland 2025 Stealth jersey, a dark style design inspired by Ireland kits of the 90s and 00s. The Ireland shirt is predominantly black and features a tonal geometric chevron pattern across the fabric, while green accents...

Adidas has unveiled the new Northern Ireland 2026 Home kit, featuring a gradient blend of teal and green tones with a pattern inspired by the transatlantic ships traditionally built in Belfast’s shipyards. The Northern Ireland Football Association...

This Northern Ireland home shirt from adidas was worn during the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, where Billy Bingham’s side faced a tough group including Brazil and Spain. Despite strong performances, they were unable to progress beyond the group stage. The...

Cork City FC have revealed their new 2026 Home kit, created in-house and produced by Rebel Army Clothing. The new shirt presents a clean white base with green cuffs and collar trim, complemented by red detailing across the shoulders and side panels....

The Republic of Ireland away shirt from 1992 to 1994 was produced by adidas and worn during the nation’s successful qualification campaign for the 1994 World Cup. This rare design formed part of the adidas Equipment era and was used under manager Jack...

in Dublin in 1918, he could hardly have imagined that a century later his surname would sit on the shirts of clubs across Ireland, Britain and beyond. The company that grew from that back-room operation, O’Neills Irish International Sports Company, is...

period Villa appointed Jozef Vengloš, becoming the first top flight English club to hire a manager from outside Britain or Ireland. The shirt was worn in successive campaigns, including a 17th place finish in the First Division. See price Click to...