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Excitement is in the air as festival season approaches. A weekend of singing along to your favourite artists, socialising with friends old and new while sleeping under the stars. There’s nothing quite like it! Packing for a festival can be a stressful task, especially for those of us who like to take everything but the kitchen sink. The bottom line is to think practically when packing, what will you use and will it fit in your bag. Check out our top 10 festival camping essentials.
The countdown to the biggest day of the year in the Irish calendar has begun. No, not the All-Ireland final, St. Patrick’s Day! Whether you were born and bred in the Emerald Isle or your great-great grandfather’s brother’s daughter’s twice-removed cousin was from Ireland, it’s time to don the green attire and show your Irish pride.
All Ireland final day, 1893. A mixture of nerves and excitement filled the air. The Selskar Young Ireland’s team of Wexford, led by captain Tom Hayes set off from their beloved town in search of victory. Could they do it? Could they be the first Wexford team to win the All-Ireland?
After making their way to Dublin with a rally of supporters ready to cheer them on, the team stepped onto the pitch at Phoenix Park and prepared for battle against Cork opponents, Dromtariffe. The adrenaline kicked in. An All-Ireland Senior Football Championship title was up for grabs, and they were not going to let it out of their sight. Selskar Young Ireland’s were awarded the victory and crowned All-Ireland champions. It was Wexford’s first All-Ireland success. A feeling of pride swept over the county, which remains to this day.
In honour of the historic event, Wexford GAA have swapped their iconic purple 130 years on and designed a commemorative
Canada GAA are thrilled to announce a multi-year partnership agreement with Gaelic Games equipment and apparel supplier O’Neills, ahead of the 2022 Canadian National Championships. O’Neills are the largest sportswear manufacturer in Ireland since being founded in 1918 and are a brand rich in heritage, with an extensive history in Gaelic Games.
O’Neills have an international reputation for providing the highest quality clothing made from their own fabric, allowing them to specially design, manufacture and customise garments in their state-of-the-art production facilities in Ireland to meet the short delivery dates dictated by the market.
Commenting on the partnership, Matt Healey, Chairperson of Canada GAA said, our partnership with O’Neills reinforces our key focus for Canada to be a cultural hub for Gaelic Games. The premium quality of the O’Neills
Christmas is fast approaching and it’s time to start thinking about what you are going to gift your loved ones this year. There is at least one GAA fanatic in every family who live and breathe the game. Ask them a question about a match or player in the last decade and they will be sure to rhyme off the stats and you can bet they would never miss a match, rain, hail or shine. Need some GAA gift inspiration? We’ve got you covered! Find the perfect GAA gifts for Christmas at O’Neills!
The most wonderful time of year is fast approaching and it’s time to pick up presents for your friends and family. With The Late Late Toy Show revealing all of the most popular gifts for the year, O'Neills have everything you need to stuff their stockings with gifts they’ll truly love this Christmas.
If you’re struggling to decide what to gift someone who loves sports or looking for gifts for the obsessed sport fans in your life, our Christmas gift guide is here to help make it the best Christmas yet!
There’s nothing quite like waking up on Christmas morning to find full, fat stockings to open. O'Neills is the perfect place to pick up all those extra stocking fillers
When you live in Ireland with extremely unpredictable weather from one hour to the next (never mind between months), a selection of jackets is a must to see you through the seasons.
Light-weight or padded, hooded or sleeveless, the options are endless. One to wear to training, one to wear on formal occasions. A light coloured one, a dark coloured one. A ‘good’ one and an old one to throw on to walk the dog.
While some teenagers seem oblivious to the cold, the rest of us couldn’t cope without a warm and cosy coat to keep out the chill (as well as the wind and
The Official Mayo GAA 2023 Home Kit has been unveiled and it’s a feast for the eyes. It represents the pride and passion of supporters, the commitment of players and drive for success. The traditional green and red colour palette is instantly recognisable to Irish people around the globe and the new jersey sees the return of the bottle green colour that served the Mayo football team well between the years of 2012 and 2018. With some modern updates including a silicone badge and three stripe should detail, this jersey is sure to be a popular one. The new kit will be worn by Mayo GAA, Mayo LGFA, and Mayo Camogie teams from underage to senior level.
Can you feel the chill in the air? Autumn has arrived and Winter isn’t far away. The change in seasons is welcomed by many, with the start of crisp mornings, dark evenings and cosy nights in front of the fire. But these seasons can be tricky to dress for, with low temperatures and unpredictable weather conditions. An update in our daily wardrobe essentials is required to be prepared for what the Autumn and Winter seasons have in store for us - wind, rain and dare we say snow. The days of vests and shorts are behind us with a need for all garments warm and cosy. It’s time for Autumn layers and Winter warmers. Layering is key to dressing practically for Autumn and Winter. Building an outfit from multiple layers offers versatility so you are prepared for changeable weather conditions, and outer layers can be removed when not required.
Founded in 1918 originally as a manufacturer of gaelic footballs, O'Neills has grown into the largest sportswear manufacturing company in Ireland. Over 100 years later, O’Neills is still producing the famous size 5 footballs as well as expanding into the teamwear and leisurewear market. Synonymous with GAA sports, O'Neills also supply a range of sports clubs, colleges and schools with rugby, soccer, cricket, handball, netball, boxing and athletics wear.
O'Neills is still a 100% Irish owned company, employing more than 900 people across Ireland, the UK, France, Australia and beyond. Interested in joining the O'Neills team? Check out the latest opportunitieshere.