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Sure to be on Christmas lists! Offaly GAA release new 2026 jersey with class detail
Offaly GAA have launched the new home jersey for the county's hurlers and footballers next year, and eager fans can snap it up before Christmas.
Keeping with tradition, the new jersey showcases the county’s iconic green, white, and gold design but features a knitted white collar with emerald and amber trim.
The O'Neill's shop, selling the adult jersey for €78 and kid's jersey for €38, says "it blends traditional detail with modern style."
There is a class detail on the back where the county motto “Esto Fidelis” is subtly watermarked across the lower section, adding a unique finishing touch.
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The jersey is crafted from O'Neill's high-performance Koolite fabric, utilising catch, move and release nanotechnology to transport moisture away from the skin.
The jersey will be worn prominently but both of our senior teams next year with the footballers lining out in Division 2 of the Allianz Football League, while our hurlers return to Leinster Senior Championship action.
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