A FEW WEEKS ago, we asked you what your favourite GAA jersey of all time was and you answered in your dozens.
We’d suggestions from the four corners of Ireland but here was your top 10.
10. Kerry – 1985
It was the Celtic cross that made this jersey for Gavin O’Connor.
Image: INPHO/Billy Stickland
9. Roscommon – 1985
A primrose and blue Rossies jersey with dermot earley bursting out of it was “some sight” according to Gunneros.
Image: INPHO/Billy Stickland
8. Cork – White
Dara-Doc didn’t sepcify if he meant the white away kit or the goalkeeper’s but we went for this one because we like it ourselves.
Image: INPHO/Lorraine O’Sullivan
7. Limerick – 2010
The nicest GAA jersey for the last decade said Andrew S.
Image: Pride in the Jersey
6. Meath – 1991
A classic jersey for a classic series, this one was suggested by Alan Tormey.
Image: INPHO
5. Dublin – 1983
John Maloney reckoned this jersey was so good it “even made big Joe look athletic.”
Image: INPHO/Billy Stickland
4. Mayo – 1989
“Mayo 1989 jersey first final in 38 years for the county brillant jersey,” said Brian Gibbons.
Image: INPHO/Billy Stickland
3. Kerry – 1998
This was ‘unreal’ according to Paddy Moran.
Image: INPHO
2. Offaly – 1982
‘Frankie’ Brennan describes this one as a ‘classic’.
Image: INPHO / Billy Stickland
1. Carlow – All of them
The clear winner of our very unscientific poll. Martin Lennon said they “remind me of twister ice lollys.”
Image: Pride in the Jersey
Hello The score. Never won anything before. Hope Carlow can do the business against Westmeath tomorrow. No affiliation with the Carlow but always believe in the underdog and to be honest its just a mad happy jersey. From Armagh and will be wearing1999 ulster winning jersey tomorrow. Could have said something about past armagh jersey but they are a bit boring.Not sure the orange men will be marching very far this year.
Any more Jerseys as Ice lollys. Kildare as Magnum white. Sligo as Mars Ice creams.
Th new Kildare jersey looks a bit hammy, so there will be two sets of hammy jerseys lining out for the Leinster quarterfinal on June the 2nd, Kildare vs. Offaly.
The Meath ’91 jersey in the pic was only used for one game. Switch of sponsor and a move to the classic Kepak shirt followed immediately after Game 1.
I love this years monaghan