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Retro Offaly GAA Style Jersey

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Retro Offaly GAA Style JerseyRetro Offaly GAA Style Jersey Green, White & Gold Step back in time with this classic retro Offaly GAA style jersey, capturing the proud colors and heritage of County Offaly's Gaelic Athletic Association teams. Ideal for fans of Irish Gaelic football, hurling enthusiasts, or anyone seeking authentic GAA apparel, this commemorative shirt celebrates Ubh Fhail's sporting legacy, from All Ireland victories to grassroots club pride. Search no further for

Retro Offaly GAA Style Jersey – Green, White & Gold

Step back in time with this classic retro Offaly GAA style jersey, capturing the proud colors and heritage of County Offaly's Gaelic Athletic Association teams. Ideal for fans of Irish Gaelic football, hurling enthusiasts, or anyone seeking authentic GAA apparel, this commemorative shirt celebrates Uíbh Fhailí's sporting legacy, from All-Ireland victories to grassroots club pride. Search no further for vintage Offaly GAA kits, retro Irish sports jerseys, or traditional Gaelic games clothing – this piece brings the Faithful County's spirit to life.

Design Features:

  • Iconic tri-color horizontal stripes in vibrant green (top), crisp white (middle), and bold gold (bottom), mirroring Offaly's official county colors and evoking the Irish tricolor flag
  • Classic polo-style collar with a V-neck placket for that authentic retro athletic look
  • Circular badge on the chest featuring the Offaly GAA crest: a majestic lion emblem symbolizing strength and courage, surrounded by text like "Cluib Fhalli" in Gaelic script, honoring the county's Irish roots (Uíbh Fhailí)
  • White stripes on the shoulders and sleeves for added vintage flair, reminiscent of classic 1980s and 1990s GAA kits worn during Offaly's golden eras, including their famous 1982 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship win
  • Back design includes elegant Gaelic lettering "Cluib Fhalli" across the shoulders, paired with a prominent gold lion emblem, perfect for showing county allegiance at matches or events

Details:

  • Premium breathable polyester fabric, lightweight and moisture-wicking, making it suitable for on-field action, casual wear, or GAA match days
  • Full sublimation printing ensures the colors and graphics stay sharp and vibrant through repeated washes and wears
  • Short sleeves with contrasting trim for comfort and style
  • Unisex fit available in multiple sizes, designed for supporters of all ages celebrating Irish hurling jerseys, Gaelic football shirts, or Offaly county pride

Whether you're reminiscing about Offaly's hurling triumphs in the 1990s, supporting local clubs, or simply embracing Irish cultural heritage, this retro Offaly GAA jersey is a must-have for collectors of vintage GAA memorabilia, Irish sports fans, and those passionate about the Gaelic Athletic Association. Wear the colors of the Faithful County with pride – Up Offaly! 🇮🇪

Size Length Bust Shoulder Sleeve
S 79.5 116 52 26.5
M 81.5 120 53.6 27.5
L 83.5 125 55.8 28.5
XL 85.5 130 58 29.5
XXL 87.5 135 60.2 30.5
XXXL 89 140 62.4 31.5
4XL 90.5 145 64.6 32.5
5XL 92 150 66.8 33.5
6XL 93.5 155 69 34.5


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