Kerry GAA are delighted to announce our latest alternative jersey today on January 28th 2023.
As with the current jersey, it remains deeply traditional with the iconic Kerry crest as the centrepiece to the design. With the introduction of the colours of Navy and Blue there is a further nod to traditionalism – the colours of Munster – another stitch in the fabric of Kerry GAA.
Kerry footballers Gavin White and Paul Geaney and Kerry hurler Eoin Ross.
Kerry GAA alternate jersey by O’Neills.
Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney.
Photo by Diarmuid Greene
In keeping with the home jersey which has individual elements of Kerry’s artistry, history, flora and fauna emblazoned on the jersey, this alternative strip focusses on the majestic stag – a symbol synonymous with Kerry. Featuring this fauna, whose only remaining native herd is found in Killarney strengthens the identity of this jersey as one with Kerry and the people connected with the county.
As is always the case Kerry Group are responsible for the sponsorship of this new jersey. Kerry Group are a tremendous support to Kerry GAA in all areas and something which we are very grateful for.
This jersey brings pride to all who wear it, pride for our county and enormous pride in the players who don the jersey and represent the county with such passion and belief on the pitch. We hope that this away jersey brings success to the county and the players who will wear it over the course of the season.
The Kingdom will wear this jersey for the first time when they take on Donegal tomorrow, Sunday January 29th in Ballybofey in Round 1 of the Allianz Football League.
Kerry GAA alternate jersey by O’Neills.
Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney.
Photo by Diarmuid Greene
The jersey will be available in store in the Kerry GAA Store in Killarney and online through the GAA Store and through O’Neills from early February.
