Imported strip

WHILE Looking for a Leinster jersey in a rugby shop recently, I was surprised to note that the popular Munster strip is made in New Zealand.

Imported strip
Sat, 20 May, 2006 - 01:00
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Perhaps now I can see why the GAA insists that jerseys worn by intercounty players are made by an Irish firm in Ireland.

Peter Kennedy

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