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Kilkenny GAA Jersey 2024

By Mary Morgan Thu 7th Dec

Kilkenny GAA Jersey 2024
Kilkenny GAA Jersey 2024

Introducing the new 2024 Kilkenny GAA Jersey

The new Kilkenny GAA Jersey and leisurewear have now gone on sale on the O’Neills website and will be available in shops nationwide.   Click HERE to purchase direct from O’Neills.

Food and nutrition co-operative Tirlán now proudly features on the new Kilkenny GAA jersey, alongside Avonmore, its market leading dairy brand. Pictured at the Tirlán launch of the new jersey and leisurewear for Kilkenny GAA were: Jim Bergin, Tirlán CEO; Linda Sheehan, Tirlán Head of Consumer Marketing; Tom Phelan, Kilkenny Senior Hurler and Tirlan Milk Supply Manager; Martin Keoghan, Kilkenny Senior Hurler; Mikey Butler, Kilkenny Senior Hurler; PJ Kenny, Kilkenny GAA Chairman and Derek Lyng, Kilkenny Senior Hurling Team Manager.

The Avonmore name has featured proudly on Kilkenny jerseys since 1994, making it one of the longest running GAA partnerships in the country.

In line with the structural changes in the Glanbia organisation, the sponsorship relationship with Kilkenny GAA has moved to Tirlán, a 100% farmer owned Co-operative based in Kilkenny city. Tirlán is Ireland’s largest milk and grain processor, with 2,300 employees and revenues of €3 billion. The partnership sees all Kilkenny GAA jerseys carry the Avonmore brand and leisurewear carry the Tirlán brand.

The Chairman of Kilkenny GAA, PJ Kenny, said that he was delighted to retain the association with an organisation that makes a huge contribution to the south east of the country.

Jim Bergin, Chief Executive of Tirlán said: “As a Co-operative based in Kilkenny, we are immensely proud of our hugely successful association between the number one dairy brand with one of Ireland’s most successful GAA teams of all time. The commitment, dedication and pursuit of excellence exhibited by the Kilkenny inter-county teams fits really well with the values that we pursue in Tirlán Co-operative, which is 100% owned by farmers in the south and east of Ireland.”

By Mary Morgan Thu 7th Dec

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