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United Irishmen, 1798 Rebellion, The battle of Vinegar Hill Kids Jersey

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United Irishmen, 1798 Rebellion, The battle of Vinegar Hill Kids Jersey1798 Rebellion Commemorative Jersey Vinegar Hill Tribute We may die, but the cause will live on. Stand in solidarity with the spirit of Irish resistance in this powerful tribute to the 1798 United Irishmen Rebellion. This commemorative jersey captures the bravery and sacrifice of those who rose up against oppression with pike in hand and freedom in their hearts. The front design features a striking orange sunsetsymbolising the fire of rebellionagainst


1798 Rebellion Commemorative Jersey – Vinegar Hill Tribute
“We may die, but the cause will live on.”

Stand in solidarity with the spirit of Irish resistance in this powerful tribute to the 1798 United Irishmen Rebellion. This commemorative jersey captures the bravery and sacrifice of those who rose up against oppression with pike in hand and freedom in their hearts.

The front design features a striking orange sunset—symbolising the fire of rebellion—against which the silhouettes of the Vinegar Hill pikemen stand in defiance. It’s a bold and dramatic image that honours the courage of those who fought for liberty during one of Ireland’s most historic uprisings.

On the back are the stirring words of Father John Murphy, one of the rebellion’s most iconic leaders, reminding us that the spirit of 1798 still burns in the hearts of those who seek justice and equality.


Key Features:

  • Material: Lightweight 160gsm breathable polyester mesh
  • Design: Orange-hued sunset with Vinegar Hill pikemen silhouette on front
  • Back Print: Quotation from Father Murphy
  • Colours: Deep black with vivid sunset tones for a bold contrast



Perfect For:

  • Commemorating the 1798 United Irishmen uprising
  • History enthusiasts and proud Irish patriots
  • Fans of unique, story-rich Irish apparel

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7Y 49.5 76 23.8
8Y 52 80 25
9Y 54.5 84 26.2
10Y 57 88 27.4
11Y 59.5 92 28.6
12Y-13Y 63 98 29.8
14Y-15Y 66.5 104 31


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