Ireland 2021 Centenary Kit Released
Update: Ireland debuted the limited-edition Centenary jersey in the friendly against Qatar tonight as part of the FAI Centenary celebrations. The kit was combined with white/green shorts and blue/green/gold socks - it looked awesome on the pitch.
Ireland's new 2021 centenary shirt was released today. It is made by Umbro.
Ireland's original colors were "St Patrick's Blue"
The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) was formed in Dublin in September 1921 by the Free State League (League of Ireland). Ireland's original colors were "St Patrick's Blue" and white rather than the now-familiar green and white.
Ireland 2021 Centenary Kit
The Umbro Ireland 2021 centenary football shirt combines a blue base with gold applications and logos.
Instead of the modern crest, the Umbro Ireland 2021 centenary shirt features a classic Shamrock logo.
The Umbro Ireland 2021 centenary football shirt retails at 82 Euro. Shipping starts on October 1, 2021.
The Ireland 100-years kit comes in a special green box.
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The kits will be worn against Qatar on 12 October 2021.
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