Dublin GAA launch new jersey for 2026 and 2027 seasons

Dublin GAA launched their new jersey today in Parnell Park. 

Staycity continue their proud sponsorship of Dublin GAA across all 4 codes as Dublin GAA’s new jersey launches online and in the shops.

Dublin players David Byrne, Niamh Donlon, John Hetherton and Aisling Maher were on hand to reveal the new jersey at its launch in Parnell Parnell. The Dublin GAA teams will debut the jersey when games recommence in January 2026.

The new jersey is now on sale and will initially be available exclusively through O’Neills website and store.

Speaking at the launch, Dublin County Board Chairperson, Ken O’Sullivan said; “Dublin GAA in partnership with Dublin LGFA and Dublin Camogie are delighted to launch our new Dublin jersey which will cover all 4 codes for the 2026 and 2027 seasons. We are delighted to be partnered with 2 iconic brands in Staycity and O’Neills to produce this jersey. Their support along with the support of our other partners enables us to continue promoting Gaelic Games in the Capital. We would like to thank them for their continued support. We look forward to seeing our teams wearing the jersey for the seasons ahead and wish them every success.”

Cormac Farrell, Business Marketing Manager at O’Neills said “We’re delighted to launch the new 2026 Dublin GAA Home jersey, which captures the pride, success, and legacy of Dublin GAA in a fresh, modern design. The jersey features our latest high-performance fabric with the design woven into the material and refined detailing that nods to Dublin’s rich GAA heritage. We’re proud to unveil it alongside Dublin GAA and their official sponsor, Staycity. Fans can purchase the jersey exclusively from 12pm on October 30th at oneills.com, the Official Retail Partner of Dublin GAA.”

While Jason Delany, of the Staycity Group says “As proud sponsors of Dublin GAA, Staycity Aparthotels applauds O’Neills and Dublin GAA on the launch of a new Dublin jersey that perfectly balances tradition with a fresh, contemporary design. It’s a jersey that honours the past while looking confidently to the future. We’re delighted to support gaelic games across all 4 codes in Dublin and wish all teams the very best for a successful season ahead.”