Dublin 1920 Bloody Sunday JerseyA remake of the 1920 Bloody Sunday jersey which was worn on that fateful day by the Dublin team against Tipperary in a challenge Gaelic football match at Croke Park on November 21st 1920. 14 people, including the Tipperary goalkeeper Michael Hogan, were killed that day by British Auxillary forces when they entered Croke Park and opened fire, without provocation, on both the spectators and players. Available in sizes S to 5XL. If, however, you have any

The custom kids sweatshirt is a chance to display personalization at any time

Barney Rock

Green tracktop with Red trimming and complete with a printed crest on white cloth

The front features embroidered Cork crest detailing alongside the Barry’s Tea mark

and 'Maigh Eo' wording on the reverse

Barry's Tea sponsored

S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL Width

Mayo 1980s Retro Jersey

medium-heavy fabric holds printed colors well and keeps little ones comfortably warm during playground runs or weekend outings

Worn by the Cavan Senior footballers in the early 90s

the Bonnar brothers

and Johnny Callanan