Donegal return to traditional look as they unveil new jersey for 2018

Michael Murphy was on hand to show off the new kit.

By The42 Team Monday 11 Dec 2017, 9:51 PM

Dec 11th 2017, 9:51 PM 16,999 Views 14 Comments

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DONEGAL RELEASED THEIR new-look jersey for the 2018 campaign at the Abbey Hotel today.

The Abbey Hotel has come on board as the second sponsors of the kit, while the KN group remain the main sponsors.

Senior footballers Michael Murphy and Paddy McGrath were on hand to show off the new kits today.

Donegal are returning to a more traditional look with the removal of the green stripe from last year’s jersey.

Light up the game.
New @officialdonegal Home Jersey
Shop now: https://t.co/R69yswu1pa #DúnnanGall #GAA pic.twitter.com/bD5Ycz0tfP
— O'Neills (@ONeills1918) December 11, 2017

Source: O'Neills/Twitter

The new Donegal 2018 Home Jersey modelled here by Paddy McGrath and @MMurphySports. Our new tier 2 sponsor The Abbey Hotel Donegal. pic.twitter.com/pClCs3KMcT
— Official Donegal GAA (@officialdonegal) December 11, 2017

Source: Official Donegal GAA/Twitter

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Donegal return to traditional look as they unveil new jersey for 2018

Michael Murphy was on hand to show off the new kit.

Munster hurling champions Cork to begin pre-season with late December tie against Limerick