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Official 1992-93 Ireland home shirt
Size:
M
Condition of shirt:
Good, bright colours throughout, "I" of "Equipment" is missing, small white dot on the lower front (last pictures)
Made by:
Adidas
Players:
Paul McGrath, Roy Keane, Andy Townsend, John Aldridge, Steve Staunton, Niall Quinn
Notes:
Home shirt as worn by Ireland during the 1992-93 period, a time when the national team was under the management of Jack Charlton and pushing for qualification to the 1994 FIFA World Cup. This iconic green jersey was a staple during the Republic of Ireland’s impressive performances in international fixtures, reflecting the team’s hard-working and resilient playing style.
Though Ireland narrowly missed out on direct qualification, they secured a spot in the tournament after a tense play-off against Northern Ireland, ensuring their participation in USA 1994. Key players like Paul McGrath and Roy Keane played vital roles, embodying the fighting spirit that defined this era of Irish football.
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FAQ
Q: How do I know if this size will fit me?
A: Check the "Armpit to armpit" measurement in the description above and compare it to a shirt you already own that fits well — this is the most reliable way to judge fit, since sizing has varied across seasons and manufacturers.
Q: How do you guarantee this shirt is authentic?
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Q: What if the size doesn't fit?
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Q: Why does the sizing on vintage football shirts feel different from modern jerseys?
A: Vintage football shirts (particularly from the 1990s and 2000s) were cut looser and boxier than today's slim-fit jerseys, so a size that matches your usual modern jersey can run larger on a vintage shirt. We recommend comparing the "Armpit to armpit" measurement above to a shirt you already own, rather than relying on the size label alone.
