Canterbury has unveiled their limited-edition Ireland kit, celebrating 150 years of rugby in Ireland.
Packaged in a commemorative anniversary box when purchased from Elverys, the exclusive kit pays homage to the history of Irish international rugby, with the classic design taking inspiration from 1875. The large white collar and bold crest creates a vintage aesthetic, bringing an old classic back to life.
The women’s 150 jersey is available now, ahead of the Ireland Women’s game against Australia on Saturday 14th September. Tune in to see the jersey on players for the first time.
All jerseys are sold exclusively at Elverys.ie and Canterbury.com, and Canterbury is urging consumers to get theirs while stocks last. The full release is scheduled for November, which will include men’s and children’s variations.
Celebrating 150 years of Irish rugby
Throughout the 2024/25 season, the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) will mark the 150th anniversary of Ireland’s inaugural international rugby match, which took place between Ireland and England on February 15, 1875, with a calendar of events to celebrate the game of in Ireland.
The celebrations will then conclude with the British & Irish Lions facing Argentina at the Aviva Stadium for the first time on Irish soil on Friday 20th June 2025.
Simon Rowe, SVP Sports Marketing/ Sponsorship at Canterbury of New Zealand, commented: “The 150th anniversary of Rugby in Ireland is a once-in-a-lifetime celebration, and we’re excited to offer fans a unique way to be part of this historic moment. This limited-edition kit not only honours the legacy of Irish rugby with a design inspired by the original 1875 jersey but also incorporates the latest performance technology for today’s game. We hope this commemorative jersey becomes a treasured keepsake for fans, as we all come together to mark this special anniversary in Irish rugby history.”
To avoid missing out on the chance to purchase the kit, make sure you sign up on Elverys.ie and Canterbury.com to be notified as soon as they become available.
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