What do you think of the new Tipperary jersey?
The new Tipperary jersey design has a darker shade of royal blue with a classic collar & takes its inspiration from the All Ireland winning kit of 2001!
It’s available to pre-order from January the 28th at @Elverys & will be on sale from the 10th of Feb! pic.twitter.com/oErwSilBx4Advertisement A two-year sponsorship deal with Fiserv, Inc was announced by the county today, while they say that the new-look jersey has “a darker shade of royal blue with a classic collar and takes its inspiration from the All-Ireland-winning kit of 2001″.A statement added: “Tipperary GAA announces a two-year sponsorship deal with Fiserv, Inc.
“We are proud to partner with Tipperary GAA,” said John Gibbons, Head of EMEA at Fiserv. “We have strong links with Tipperary, having set up our Technology Centre in Nenagh in 2017 and growing it substantially since then. At Fiserv, we are committed to continuous innovation on behalf of our clients and consumers, and much of this innovation is being driven by our teams in Nenagh.
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