County Home Kits (1920's-2026)

Longford Kits


2026

(All Teams)


2024

(All Teams)


2022

(All Teams)


2016

(All Teams)


2012

(All Teams)


2011

(Adult Football)


2009

(Adult Football)


2009

(Minor Football)


2008

(Adult Football)


2007

(Adult Football)


2005

(Hurling Teams)


2005

(Minor Football)


2004

(Adult Football)


2002

(Minor Football)


2002

(Hurling Teams)


2002

(Adult Football)


2000

(O’Byrne Cup)


2000

(Minor Hurling)


2000

(Masters Football)


1999

(Minor Football)


1999

(Adult Teams)


1998

(Adult Teams)


1997

(Minor Hurling)


1996

(Adult Teams)


1995

(Minor Football)


1995

(Adult Teams)


1994

(Minor Football)


1993

(All Teams)


1989

(All Teams)


1988

(All Teams)


1984

(All Teams)


Early1980’s

(All Teams)


1970’s

(All Teams)


1968

(All Teams)


1930’s – 1960’s

(All Teams)


1920’s

(All Teams)

This page displays the most prominent home kit designs used by Longford County GAA teams from Senior to Minor over the past 100 years. There is no published record of exactly when or why Longford began wearing the blue and gold colours, though the first record appears in the late 1910’s. For part of the 1900’s Longford were recorded wearing the white and green jerseys of the Clonguish club (then called Clonguish Gallowglasses).

The artwork shown here was commissioned exclusively by Longford Gaelic Stats and illustrated by Denis Hurley (Museum of Jerseys). Each illustration is an artists impression of that home kit, complete with illustration of specific jersey features and logos. The year shown below each kit indicates when that design was introduced, or in some instances the period when that design was used. All images are strictly proprietary.