1920 Tipperary GAA (Tiobraid Árann) 'Bloody Sunday' Hogan 2 Black Jersey (v Dublin GAA)

Limited edition TIPPERARY GAA black Retro shirt to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday (November 21st, 1920) at Croke Park when The Premier County were going to play Great Challenge Football Match against Dublin GAA.

On the back there's official number 2 and name Tipp captain MICHAEL HOGAN!
Mick was shot dead by British forces during match at stadium on Bloody Sunday. The Hogan Stand at Croke Park is named in his memory.

Official retro jersey, not shirt from epoque!

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