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Mayo senior footballer Jordan Flynn (centre) with current and former Mayo footballers and camogie players launching the new Mayo alternative jersey
FORMER Mayo footballers David Brady and Willie Joe Padden joined a host of current Mayo players in launching the new alternative Mayo jersey.
With a design inspired by Croagh Patrick, the new jersey will be worn by the Mayo senior men’s team, senior hurling team, senior ladies team and camogie team for the 2025 season.
In a video launching the new jersey, ex-Mayo footballers David Brady and Willie Joe Padden are seen sitting in Staunton’s pub in Murrisk.
They are then joined by Mayo senior footballer Jordan Flynn, who then presents Padden and Brady with the jerseys. The jersey is now available to purchase from Elverys on elverys.ie.
It is the second Mayo jersey to be launched since the new home jersey was launched in October.
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