Wales and Ireland sports shirts - green white hoops
Countries such as the Republic of Ireland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, have a deep celtic influence, and it is natural that many of its sports clubs wear the green and white celtic colours. This page shows sports shirts from Irish (Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland) and Welsh teams with either the green white hoops or stripes, or that are similar to the Stromp split shirt (one side green, one side white). There are many football clubs represented, but also other sports such as gaelic football or rugby.t.
There are many other Welsh, Irish, and Scottish clubs that wear the hoops that are not shown here, either because I have been unable to find one of their shirts (or good quality photos if someone is kind enough to send me), or because I never heard about them.
There are probably many more teams in Europe that wear the green white hoops! If you know any, let me know! But first check the English teams section, as well as the continental European teams section. And see the links above for American, African, Asian and Australian green white hooped kits!
You can also see, in their dedicated sections, some Sporting Lisbon old shirts, mostly match worn, as well as the new Sporting Lisbon shirt.
Ballincollig AFC
Ireland, match worn jersey. Amateur club from the City of Cork, founded in 1974, it has sides from 5 years old to veterans, and both male and female teams
Caerleon Junior Youth FC
Wales, match worn shirt. The club was formed in 1988 to support the soccer development of children of Caerleon, South Wales, from U6 to U16 and a girls side. Caerleon was a legionary fortress in Roman times and still has Roman amphitheatre, baths and barracks
Castlebar Celtic FC
Republic of Ireland, match worn jersey. Castlebar was founded in 1924. It won several times the Connaught Cup and the Mayo league
http://www.castlebarceltic.com/
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Castleknock Celtic FC
Republic of Ireland, match worn football top. Castleknock was founded in 1987 in the outskirts of Dublin after its predecessor, called Laurel Lodge FC, expanded. It has senior and youth teams, both male and female.
Cootehill Celtic GAA
Ireland, game worn jersey. The Cootehill Celtic GAA Club was founded in 1894. It is dedicated to Gaelic football and to hurling. They use the green and white hoops as many Celtic clubs do
Donegal Celtic Football Club
Northern Ireland, child shirt. Formed in 1970 in Belfast, DOnegal Celtic FC is a semi-professional club, with a senior side as well as both boys and girls youth teams
Foyle Harps YFC
Northern Ireland, a youth football based in Derry, formed in 1918. Originally from Brandywell Bogside, now most Foyle Harps YFC players come from the Shantallow and Galliagh areas of Derry. In 2001 the club amalgamated with Moorfield FC
Ireland - Rugby
Circa 2002, possibly official merchandise. The Irish colours are green and white, but the national rugby side does not usually wear the hoops
Liffey Celtic FC
Ireland Republic. Match worn jersey of this team founded in 1999 in Kildare. That's about all we know about them!
Michael Davitt GAC Swatragh
Northern Ireland. Michael Davitt GAC Swatragh match worn 1980s green white hooped shirt. Gaelic Athletic Association club based in Swatragh, Londonderry, founded in 1946 by John McCormack, Patsy Collins, Jim McMullan, John Eddie Friel and James McGurk
Northern Ireland Irish FA
Northern Ireland. Has a black stripe on the front. This shirt does not look like it is a sports shirt, but rather a piece of casual clothing
The Pogues
The Pogues FC 1982 football shirt. The band was formed in London but its sould is celtic and Irish
The Pogues FC 1982 football shirt. The band was formed in London but its sould is celtic and Irish
Round Tower GAA Club
Ireland, Gaelic football, match worn shirt. Round Tower is dedicated to gaellic sports such as gaelic football, hurling and camogie. It has ladies football and youth teams
Shamrock Rovers FC
Ireland, child shirt. Beautiful Le Coq Sportif home shirt. This Dublin based club has won many titles in the Republic of Ireland
Swords Rovers FC
Ireland, match worn shirt. Swords Rovers is a north County Dublin soccer football club that plays in the local Amateur Football League.
Total Network Solutions FC
Wales, 2003/04 home kit. Formed as Llansantffraid in 1959, changed name to TNS in 1997. It represents the towns of Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain and Oswestry (no joke). Currently called The New Saints
The New Saints
Wales, 2010/11. This is a strange shirt by Portuguese standards: it has a Rompant Lion and a dragon in red
Trim Celtic AFC
Ireland. Match worn football shirt from the town Trim, County Meath. Trim Celtic AFC have both boys and girls youth teams, as well as a senior side.
Villa FC, Waterford
Ireland. This club was formed in 1953 by young lads from Waterford, and its first sides were U14 and U15. With the years it evolved into senior football as well