Boys in Green

Why Ireland could be playing in blue in the not-too-distant future

We talked to one of the men behind the Boys in Green jersey.

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WITH IRELAND SET to pack their equipment skips for France over the coming days, we visited the squad’s kit suppliers to chat jerseys.

Jonathan Courtenay sat down with us to go through the design process, new trends amongst Irish supporters and explained why we might see blue gear at some stage.

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