The best League of Ireland kits we’ll see in the 2020 season | OneFootball

With the new League of Ireland season just around the corner, it’s time to get a look at some of the best kits the two divisions have to offer.

Bray Wanderers

Strong seaside vibes from Bray Wanderers’ new away kit. Umbro have trotted out some lazy designs this season, but this might be the best in the whole league. It has some strong contenders, though.

Shelbourne

You only get to celebrate your 125th birthday once and Shelbourne are doing so in style. This specially commissioned anniversary top is what you call a proper throwback, with the collar, old style crest and clean design reminiscent of a bygone era in the game. Their away jersey is spectacular.

The home kit, which kind of reminds us of a Munster Rugby jersey, is pretty damn good, too.

Bohemians

Shels aren’t the only club celebrating an anniversary in 2020, as their cross-town rivals and soon-to-be neighbours Bohemians enter their 130th year as a football club.

The most exciting development at the club in the off-season has been the return of Des Kelly Interiors, who have an association with the north Dublin outfit going back years, as the main shirt sponsor.

The jersey itself is top notch, the gold details settling in with the red and black seamlessly.

The inner city baller with a grá for Bohs and a multicultural Ireland

Drogheda United

Umbro have just about got the Drogheda away kit right. Any more detail and it would be overkill, but the gold trim is a lovely touch. By rights this should be one of the best selling jerseys across the league. I guess red, black and gold is in this year.

Shamrock Rovers

Their new home kit is just a boring Umbro template, but the away kit is splendid, although maybe that’s just because I’m a sucker for purple. Reminiscent of a mental purple Rovers kit previously manufactured by Matchwinner years ago.

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Cork City

Cork City have togged out in some of the most iconic kits in League of Ireland history. This year’s one won’t be considered in the same class, but this is still a nice effort from Adidas.

Sligo Rovers

A welcome return to the stripes for Sligo Rovers this season. Nothing spectacular, but it’s refreshingly crisp and uncomplicated, unlike Joma’s other effort with Finn Harps.

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