GAA County Jerseys 2026: Dublin, Tyrone, Down, Antrim and Louth

Dublin: the sky blue

Dublin kept it familiar: a sky blue body with a navy pinstripe, and a navy yoke and sleeves. Staycity is the sponsor.

It's the look that won six All-Irelands in a row between 2015 and 2020, and the county hasn't strayed far from it since.

Tyrone: four stars on the sleeve

Tyrone went back to their older kits for 2026. The jersey is white with red side panels and red stripes sewn over the shoulders, with McAleer & Rushe on the front and back.

Look at the right sleeve. Four red stars sit above 'Tír Eoghain', one for each All-Ireland: 2003, 2005, 2008 and 2021, when they beat Mayo in the final.

Down: navy and mint

Down's alternative jersey is navy with mint and light blue chevron stripes, and 'An Dún' under the crest. EOS IT Solutions sponsors it, with Murdock Builders Merchants on the sleeves.

In 1960, Down became the first team to take Sam Maguire across the border into the North. They won it again in 1961, 1968, 1991 and 1994.

Antrim: the Saffron County

Antrim's alternative jersey swaps the saffron body for a dark base covered in a bold green pattern. The amber stays, on the collar, cuffs and hem stripes, so nobody mistakes whose it is. Fibrus Broadband is on the front and Northern Property on the back.

Louth: red, with 'Lú Abú'

Louth's home jersey is red with a tonal pattern, black and white trim, and StatSports across the chest. 'Lú Abú' is stitched inside the collar.

It arrives after the best year the Wee County has had in generations. In May 2025, Louth beat Meath 3-14 to 1-18 at Croke Park to win Leinster for the first time since 1957, with captain Sam Mulroy scoring 1-7.

Getting the size right

County jerseys are cut as a player fit. They sit close to the body, the way the players wear them. If you like a bit of room through the chest and stomach, go up a size.

Measured flat across the chest, just under the arms:

• –Small: 52 cm
• –Medium: 54 cm
• –Large: 56 cm
• –XL: 58 cm