Ireland 2022 Home Kit Released
Mar 11, 2022, by John
Umbro today launched the new Ireland 2022 home kit, confirming the previous leak.
Ireland 2022 Home Kit
Here is the new Ireland home kit for 2022.
The Umbro Ireland 2022 home kit combines the traditional green base with white and orange sleeve cuffs. The most eye-catching feature of the shirt is the interesting graphic consisting of dark green shards.
This design does not continue onto the solid green back or raglan sleeves, however. In terms of inspiration, the graphic is said to reflect Ireland's iconic landscape.
Having released a new away jersey recently, Umbro have now also provided the Irish national team with a new home outfit for 2022.
Available since March 11, 2022, the Ireland 2022 home shirt was released just in time for St. Patrick's day and Ireland's centenary match against Belgium.
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