Derry release new home jersey for 2021 season
Names of county s clubs sublimated in the red band
Derry s new home jersey
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Supplied by O Neill s, the new jersey is on sale on their website.
The style is close to their 1987 Ulster championship winning jersey, with a V neck.
It is again sponsored by local business H&A Mechanical Services, the county s main sponsor since 2016.
The names of the clubs are sublimated into the red stripe.
The back of the jersey.
O Neills have also released a new black goalkeeper jersey.
Derry open their inter-county season on Sunday, with their hurlers travelling to Castlebar (3.00) to take on Mayo.
Derry LGFA thank H&A for their ‘unstinting support
Derry ladies looking for a new sponsor
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Derry Ladies have paid tribute to local company H&A Mechanical Services who have ended their term as sponsors after four years.
Derry LGFA have thanked H&A for their ‘unstinting support’ during that term. Sadly but understandably with some very big changes over the past twelve months, H&A Mechanical Services have taken the decision not to renew their title sponsorship of Derry Ladies Football for the 2021 season, read a statement. H&A Mechanical Services and the McWilliams family have been wonderful supporters of Derry Ladies Football since 2017 and we are immensely grateful for their unstinting support and interest in our sport over the past four years, commented Development Officer Paul Simpson.
H&A remain as Derry s main sponsor for the 2021 season
Sean Keane paid tribute to the late Hugh McWilliams, Derry s long-term sponsor
H&A will remain as Derry s sponsor for 2021
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Derry GAA have confirmed that H&A Mechanical Services will remain as the county s main sponsor for a sixth season.
The company, who are also the main sponsors of the local club in Ballinascreen, also back Derry camogie and ladies football teams. H&A will remain as our main sponsor for 2021 and to them and all our sponsors in the past year I thank you for the tremendous contributions that Derry could simply not exist without, outlined secretary Sean Keane in his report ahead of Monday s AGM.