New season, new fit: All dressed up and ready to go for the new intercounty season Preparing inter-county teams for competition is an expensive job, so expect frequent jersey changes and increased advertising on same going forward.

Find more info on this year's jerseys - including the brands, designs and longest serving sponsors - in this article for @irishexaminer.bsky.social (€)

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The best new county GAA jerseys for 2026:

London (O'Neills)

The best new county GAA jerseys for 2026:

Waterford (Azzurri)

The best new county GAA jerseys for 2026:

Kerry (O'Neills)

The best new county GAA jerseys for 2026:

Tipperary (O'Neills)

The best new county GAA jerseys for 2026:

Dublin (O'Neills)

The best new county GAA jerseys for 2026:

Down Alternative (O'Neills)

The best new county GAA jerseys for 2026:

Offaly (O'Neills)

The best new county GAA jerseys for 2026:

Kildare Alternative (O'Neills)

The best new county GAA jerseys for 2026:

Armagh Ladies (O'Neills)

As the new GAA season gets underway, here are some of the best new county jerseys for 2026 ⏬

Donegal (O'Neills)

Also in today's print edition

New season, new fit: All dressed up and ready to go for the new intercounty season Preparing inter-county teams for competition is an expensive job, so expect frequent jersey changes and increased advertising on same going forward.

With the new season kicking off this weekend, I took a close look at this year's county GAA jerseys.

- Best new designs
- O'Neills' market domination
- Foreign brands incoming?
- Longest serving sponsors

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GRMA Paddy

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We looked at every GAA crest in the world — here’s what we found Camels are more likely to grace GAA crests than cows. Adam Moynihan discovers why, and looks at the stories behind the designs of some distinctive badges

This a beautiful body of work by @adammoynihan.bsky.social - documenting a glorious collection of art, history and the various weird and wonderful things that matter most www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/ar...

We looked at every GAA crest in the world — here’s what we found Camels are more likely to grace GAA crests than cows. Adam Moynihan discovers why, and looks at the stories behind the designs of some distinctive badges

A camel, a pot of spuds, a blimp and the devil himself.

Here's an article I wrote for the Irish Examiner about the weird and wonderful world of GAA crests.

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