Here's the new Ireland jersey for the Rugby World Cup

The kit boasts ‘VaopDri+ adaptive and quick-drying technology’.

IRELAND’S NEW Rugby World Cup jersey was unveiled today.

A release outlined the benefits of the kit: “Boasting VaopDri+ adaptive and quick-drying technology, a bonded, elastic and flatlocked collar for strength, laser-cut holes for breathability, silicone logos and curved form for comfort and made from 100% recycled polyester, the jersey is the most technologically advanced ever produced by Canterbury.”

Irish internationals Iain Henderson, Peter O’Mahony and Ross Byrne were on hand to launch the jersey, while Canterbury Ambassador Mack Hansen said: “This is a huge year for the squad as we travel to France to represent the four provinces. The team have been training hard and we can’t wait to get back out onto the field in this new Canterbury jersey, with thousands of Irish fans behind us.”

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