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O'Neill's unveils new Louth GAA jersey and it's an absolute beauty
The Louth GAA jersey for the 2024 season has been unveiled by O'Neill's and fans are loving it.
The famous red and white strip is sure to be a late addition to many young fans' Christmas wishlists after being released for sale this week.
The jersey features subtle two-tone red hoops on the body, as well as a splash of white on the sleeves and collar, as well as O'Neill's famous three stripes design.
⚪ Unleash the Sea of Red and White ⚪
— Louth GAA (@louthgaa) December 7, 2023
The NEW 2024 Louth GAA Home Jersey is here
Available now at O’Neills – https://t.co/OvGnY6D8u6@statsports l @OfficialBSM_1 l @SportsDirectUK l @ONeills1918 pic.twitter.com/mkx1ZjDJ9y
The jersey also features brand new sleeve sponsor Sports Direct for the first time.
Fans have been reacting to social media posts displaying the jersey and the reaction has been very positive.
Prices for the jersey start at €35 for kids and €75 for adults. It is on sale from today, Thursday, December 7.
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