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Eagle eyed fans got a glimpse of the new Leitrim jersey yesterday in Bekan, Co Mayo when Leitrim captain Donal Wrynn posed for the cameras at the launch of the 2017 Connacht Championship.
While Leitrim supporters will be familiar with seeing the team line out in yellow, the green stripes above and below the sponsor along with the white vertical stripes on the sleeves make for a very eye-catching jersey.
Up for grabs! The 2017 Connacht senior football championship has been launched at the Connacht GAA Centre in Claremorris. pic.twitter.com/a7NGAQMDeD
— Sportsfile (@sportsfile) May 11, 2017
.@TommyDD97 got to spend some time with players from each county hoping to bring home @ConnachtGAA Championship this year! @LiveGAAResults pic.twitter.com/8Q4VrZBpi3
— Inpho Photography (@Inphosports) May 11, 2017
.@ConnachtGAA launch day underway here at the Connacht GAA centre pic.twitter.com/0cqaWdL2GM
— Connacht GAA (@ConnachtGAA) May 11, 2017
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