Price range: €50.00 through €65.00
A jersey that marks a turning point in Ladies Football.
On the 12th of October 1986, Kerry and Wexford walked out in Croke Park for the first ever Ladies Football All Ireland Final. It was the first time ladies football was allowed play at headquarters, a moment that changed what was possible for the game and for every woman who has worn a county jersey since.
This limited edition jersey, made by O’Neills, marks that day. Black and amber, with “1986 Kerry v Wexford” on the front, Ciarraí watermarked below, and the story told in full on the back: Commemorating the first Ladies All Ireland Final played in Croke Park, 12th October 1986.
This isn’t just a jersey, it’s a collector’s piece. A jersey for anyone who follows GAA or LGFA, who understands what it took to get ladies football onto the biggest stage in the country, and who wants a piece of that history in their wardrobe.
Proceeds support Kerry LGFA.
Limited stock. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.