The Ireland 2026 Home Football Jersey represents a defining period for Heimir Hallgrímsson’s emerging Republic of Ireland side. After finishing second behind Portugal in their FIFA World Cup qualifying group, Ireland advanced to the European play-offs following memorable victories over Portugal and Hungary. Their World Cup hopes ultimately ended in Prague, where a 2–2 draw with Czechia was followed by a narrow 4–3 penalty shoot-out defeat.
Troy Parrott was the standout goalscorer of the campaign, scoring six times across the 2025–26 international season, including two against Portugal and a dramatic hat-trick against Hungary that secured Ireland’s play-off place. Captain Nathan Collins provided leadership at the heart of the defence, while Evan Ferguson, Chiedozie Ogbene and Finn Azaz formed part of a developing generation looking ahead to the next major international cycle.
The shirt is instantly recognisable for its deep green base, refreshed with bold orange shoulder panels and clean white detailing around the collar and cuffs. Together, the green, white and orange elements provide a clear visual reference to the Irish tricolour, while a shamrock emblem positioned below the collar on the reverse adds a distinctive national symbol. The darker green treatment gives the 2026 home jersey a more understated appearance than some previous Ireland shirts, while the contrasting tricolour details ensure the design remains unmistakably Irish.
Please refer to the size guidance on this product page for detailed measurements.
Ireland 2026 Home Jersey
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Size Guidance (Men’s Jersey)
Size Length (in) 1/2 Chest (in) Fit Height (ft/in) Fit Weight (lbs) S 28.0 19.7 5'3"–5'7" 110–132 M 28.7 20.5 5'7"–5'9" 132–154 L 29.5 21.3 5'9"–5'11" 154–176 XL 30.3 22.0 5'11"–6'1" 176–187 2XL 31.1 22.8 6'1"–6'3" 187–198 3XL 31.9 23.6 6'3"–6'5" 198–209 4XL 32.7 24.4 6'5"–6'7" 209–227 Note: All sizes are for reference only. Manual measurement may result in an error of ±1 inch.
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Rec. Player Printing Options
Printing Recommendation PARROTT 7 Best Printing Choice. Ireland’s standout goalscorer of the 2025–26 international campaign with six goals, including a brace against Portugal, a hat-trick against Hungary and a play-off goal against Czechia. COLLINS 22 The strongest leadership choice. Ireland’s captain led the squad for minutes played during the 2025–26 campaign and also scored the winner against Qatar in May 2026. FERGUSON 9 A strong young-striker option with the classic No.9 and three goals during the World Cup qualifying campaign. OGBENE 20 A highly recognisable wide-attacking choice and Ireland’s leading successful dribbler across the 2025–26 international campaign. AZAZ 8 A strong creative midfield option and a regular part of Hallgrímsson’s World Cup qualifying side. COLEMAN 2 A major Ireland identity choice for the long-serving veteran, with exceptional national-team recognition and leadership history. Best Printing Choice: PARROTT 7
Second Choice: COLLINS 22
Third Choice: FERGUSON 9
We recommend PARROTT 7 as the standout printing choice for the Ireland 2026 Home Football Jersey. Troy Parrott emerged as Ireland’s defining attacking player during the 2025–26 international campaign, finishing as the team’s leading scorer with six goals. His run included a memorable brace in the 2–0 victory over Portugal, a dramatic hat-trick against Hungary capped by a 96th-minute winner to secure a World Cup play-off place, and another goal in the play-off against Czechia. Those performances give PARROTT 7 the strongest direct connection to this generation of the Ireland team.
Our second recommendation is COLLINS 22. Captain Nathan Collins provides a strong alternative built around leadership and national-team identity. He played more minutes than any other Ireland player during the 2025–26 campaign and continued his influence in 2026, including scoring the winning goal against Qatar at the Aviva Stadium.
