McKeever Armagh GAA Commemorative 100 Year Anniversary Player Fit Jersey summer-picks-kids offering ultimate warmth in harsh

offering ultimate warmth in harsh conditions

For The Hybrid Player: Perfect for players that need combined speed

while the Maestro360 split plate helps the upper wrap the arch for an accommodating fit

Slip-on style in a stretch-laced panel with hook and loop closure

Full-length

McKeever Armagh GAA Commemorative 100 Year Anniversary Player Fit Jersey summer-picks-kids offering ultimate warmth in harshMcKeever Armagh GAA Commemorative 100 Year Anniversary Player Fit Jersey Armagh did not always wear orange. In the early years, the county lined out in black and amber, like the jerseys of Crossmaglen. Everything changed in 1926. That year, Armagh won the Junior Football Championship, becoming the first Ulster county to claim a national football crown. The jerseys they wore were knitted by the Nuns of Omeath, using the only wool they had enough of: