Galway United 2024 Home Kit Released
Dec 11, 2023, by Chris
- Kit Design: The Galway United 2024 home kit, manufactured by O'Neills, features three stripes in maroon, gold, and white, despite O'Neills not being Adidas.
- Inspiration: The kit design is inspired by the theme 'The Roar of the Sea', incorporating a graphic of a tiger crashing through waves to represent both the club mascot and the Rampant Lion on the crest.
- Pricing: The O'Neills Galway United 2024 home shirt is priced at 72 Euro.
We have kit news from the Irish Premier League as the new O'Neills Galway United 2024 home shirt was released a few days ago.
First and foremost, like many O'Neills (Irish sportswear manufacturer) kits, the new Galway United 2024 home kit features three stripes, as usually, only Adidas kits do. However, they are allowed to do so.
O'Neills can use three stripes on their jerseys in Ireland as they used it before Adidas, even though they had shirts with differing numbers of stripes. They offer a two-stripe international range as they cannot sell the three-stripe jerseys outside Ireland.
Galway United 2024 Home Kit
This is the Galway United 2024 home football shirt, made by O'Neills.
The O'Neills Galway United 2024 jersey has a stylish design in maroon, gold, and white.
The O'Neills Galway United 2024 home shirt is inspired by the theme 'The Roar of the Sea'. The design takes inspiration from the Gaelic phrase 'Tuaimneacha,' which describes the sound of the sea crashing against the western coast.
Galway United's Lead Designer, Morgan O'Brien, has once again designed the shirt, which features a bold graphic illustration of a tiger crashing through waves. This is a nod to the club's mascot, 'Terry the Tiger,' and a tribute to the Rampant Lion, which has featured on every iteration of the Galway United Crest. The Lion motif is also used in the form of the hem tag and back-of-neck detailing.
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The O'Neills Galway United 2024 home shirt retails at 72 Euro.
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