DONEGAL ARE GEARING up for their 2015 championship opener next Sunday and they’re going to be sporting a new jersey for the game.
As part of a campaign to raise the awareness of farm safety, Donegal will wear a specially commissioned jersey for the clash against Tyrone in Ballybofey.
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The logo of their jersey sponsors, ‘Donegal Creameries’, a a consumer food brand within Aurivo Co-op, will be replaced for one game only with the ‘Stay Safe on The Farm’ logo.
Last year 30 people lost their lives on Irish farms and Donegal has the second highest rate of farm fatalities in the country.
Here’s Donegal footballers Eamon McGee, Michael Murphy and Patrick McBrearty sporting the new jersey.
What do you think of it?
Donegal players Eamon McGee, Michael Murphy and Patrick McBrearty.
Donegal will wear a special one-off jersey next Sunday to promote farm safety
DONEGAL ARE GEARING up for their 2015 championship opener next Sunday and they’re going to be sporting a new jersey for the game.
As part of a campaign to raise the awareness of farm safety, Donegal will wear a specially commissioned jersey for the clash against Tyrone in Ballybofey.
The logo of their jersey sponsors, ‘Donegal Creameries’, a a consumer food brand within Aurivo Co-op, will be replaced for one game only with the ‘Stay Safe on The Farm’ logo.
Last year 30 people lost their lives on Irish farms and Donegal has the second highest rate of farm fatalities in the country.
Here’s Donegal footballers Eamon McGee, Michael Murphy and Patrick McBrearty sporting the new jersey.
What do you think of it?
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