Gaa jerseys 2014

Connorzee · 28-11-2013 09:58PM

New Derry one launched today. Tastey. Loving the no collar on the newer jerseys. No need for a collar.

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newg300 · 29-11-2013 01:27AM

I like that. Goof balance of old and new.

Quixoticelixer · 29-11-2013 01:40AM

Limerick jersey is alright, nothing was ever going to beat the one we've had for the last 3 years though.

Duffy the Vampire Slayer · 29-11-2013 04:10AM

El Viz wrote: »

Sure the Dubs went with a plain simple design and it was criticized as looking to much like a soccer jersey. Can't please some people.

That's true. I like the new Dublin jersey though.

henke · 29-11-2013 01:09PM

Donegal have changed to O'Neills and are launching a new jersey in early January. I'll be interested to see how it turns out.

Realt Dearg Sec · 30-11-2013 11:07AM

henke wrote: »

Donegal have changed to O'Neills and are launching a new jersey in early January. I'll be interested to see how it turns out.

What genius decided to release it after Christmas?

henke · 30-11-2013 02:19PM

Realt Dearg Sec wrote: »

What genius decided to release it after Christmas?

Probably because the deal was only announced Wednesday so by the time it gets designed and goes into production it will be January. Deal probably should have been done sooner. Here is the post on their Twitter:

Official Donegal GAA ‏@officialdonegal 27 Nov
Donegal GAA & @ONeills1918 will launch a new Donegal GAA jersey for the 2014 season in the next few weeks & will be on sale in early Jan.

dastardly00 · 30-11-2013 02:20PM

deccurley wrote: »

Not in Asia as someone said, the factory is in Strabane in Co Tyrone.

Yeah it was me who said Asia. But you're correct, they are made in Ireland.

TheHighest92 · 30-11-2013 07:03PM

you would swear that derry one is an adidas soccer jersey, i don't like the 3 stripe design

30-11-2013 08:24PM

newg300 wrote: »

I like that. Goof balance of old and new.

Tipp should have went down this route. I like our new collar but get rid of this asymmetric nonsense

LETS BE AVN IT · 30-11-2013 10:20PM

dastardly00 wrote: »

Yeah it was me who said Asia. But you're correct, they are made in Ireland.

Dont they have to made in Ireland that's why Nike and Adidas are not in the GAA market as things stand with the rules ?

newg300 · 01-12-2013 12:59AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Tipp should have went down this route. I like our new collar but get rid of this asymmetric nonsense

We (Carlow) didn'y get one of the retro designs last time around (the less said about our current abomination the better), so I'd be happy if we got the Derry template next time.

We've had the current design 2 years, but in the past we've gone 4-5 yers without a change so won't hold my breath for anything new in 2014.

newg300 · 01-12-2013 01:04AM

LETS BE AVN IT wrote: »

Dont they have to made in Ireland that's why Nike and Adidas are not in the GAA market as things stand with the rules ?

I was asking because I came across this seller form China who has a host of O'Neills designs on his store, along with knock-off soccer ones. Just thought it was an odd place for them to turn up as an example of sublimation jerseys

http://joyord.en.alibaba.com/product/1008215412-218818053/Manufacture_sublimation_soccer_uniform_for_team.html

01-12-2013 11:11PM

Assembly and manufacturing could take place in two different countries so id imagine the cutting and stitching could be done in China and the jersey dyed and printed in Ireland

EDIT: Not saying that is what happens but just giving an example. Companies use alot of internal transfer pricing to reap economies of scale

Radio5 · 02-12-2013 05:36PM

BNMC wrote: »

That Tipp jersey is horrendous. The lack of a collar makes it worse.

Any jersey without a collar just looks hideous to me.

Dr. Kenneth Noisewater · 02-12-2013 07:09PM

LETS BE AVN IT wrote: »

Dont they have to made in Ireland that's why Nike and Adidas are not in the GAA market as things stand with the rules ?

Kerry had an Adidas strip back in the late 90's but maybe the rules changed since?

yabadabado · 02-12-2013 07:17PM

deccurley wrote: »

Kerry had an Adidas strip back in the late 90's but maybe the rules changed since?

Afaik that Kerry jersey was made in Ireland. Adidas sub contracted it to a manufacturer in Ireland to get around the rules.

denishurley · 03-12-2013 01:54AM

Yeah that's exactly what happened

Connorzee · 03-12-2013 03:30AM

No collar is the way forward lads, accept it. Collars serve no purpose.

Realt Dearg Sec · 03-12-2013 11:49AM

Connorzee wrote: »

No collar is the way forward lads, accept it. Collars serve no purpose.

Neither do sleeves, but I still wouldn't want to wear a wife beater.

denishurley · 03-12-2013 01:57PM

New Limerick shirts launched today

Realt Dearg Sec · 03-12-2013 02:07PM

denishurley wrote: »

New Limerick shirts launched today

The Limerick one was always going to be a disappointment. I couldn't understand why they didn't go down the plain and simple route with more of the jerseys when their last one was so great.

kaiserrussel · 03-12-2013 02:15PM

newg300 wrote: »

I was asking because I came across this seller form China who has a host of O'Neills designs on his store, along with knock-off soccer ones. Just thought it was an odd place for them to turn up as an example of sublimation jerseys

http://joyord.en.alibaba.com/product/1008215412-218818053/Manufacture_sublimation_soccer_uniform_for_team.html

How did you come across this site? has anyone purchased from it?

Connorzee · 03-12-2013 03:32PM

Realt Dearg Sec wrote: »

Neither do sleeves, but I still wouldn't want to wear a wife beater.

Only for the Weather in Ireland the sleeves would be gone. O'Neills already make sleeveless versions of the county jerseys.

Realt Dearg Sec · 03-12-2013 03:34PM

Connorzee wrote: »

O'Neills already make sleeveless versions of the county jerseys.

Yeah but that doesn't make it right.I think the collar gives a bit of shape and definition to the neckline. Whether it serves a purpose or not is another matter.

Connorzee · 03-12-2013 03:39PM

We'll just agree to disagree

As for the Limerick jersey above. Which jersey is which? Green/White is goalkeeper and Blue is the change strip, or other way around?

RikkFlair · 03-12-2013 04:04PM

I think the Limerick jersey is class, should be more white on the away one though.

Edit: Nevermind its the goalie one

Realt Dearg Sec · 03-12-2013 04:17PM

Connorzee wrote: »

We'll just agree to disagree

As for the Limerick jersey above. Which jersey is which? Green/White is goalkeeper and Blue is the change strip, or other way around?

If that's the biggest disagreement we have...

I assume the Blue is the change strip (their old change strip was blue anyway)

denishurley · 03-12-2013 06:07PM

I'd imagine they are both change strips, as was the case with the previous set. White was the first-choice alternative, but when playing opposition whose change was also white, the blue was worn. I think the league final against Offaly was the only instance of this.

Tinkerbell4484 · 06-12-2013 05:15PM

2014 Cavan jersey

Gaa jerseys 2014

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