Watch: Bohemians launch new jersey in partnership with Kneecap

The one-off jersey has been created to pay “homage to the unbreakable bond between the Irish and Palestinian people” with 30% of the profits going to ACLAÍ Palestine to build a community music studio at the Lajee Centre in the West Bank.

GET YOUR KITS OUT: Bohemians have unveiled their away jersey for the 2026 which is in partnership with KNEECAP in an effort to raise funds for ACLAÍ Palestine.Pic: Bohemian FC.

Bohemians have officially unveiled their away jersey for the 2026 which is in partnership with Kneecap in an effort to raise funds for ACLAÍ Palestine.

The one-off jersey, designed by the members of Kneecap in conjunction with Bohs designers, has been created to pay “homage to the unbreakable bond between the Irish and Palestinian people” with 30% of the profits going to ACLAÍ Palestine to build a community music studio at the Lajee Centre in the West Bank.

The shirt will be available first at Dalymount Park on December 16th and 17th from 1-7pm each day with any remaining items going online at midday on December 18th for shipping before Christmas.

“We are delighted to unveil this jersey following lots of work over the past few months with Kneecap and with ACLAÍ Palestine,” said Bohs Chief Commercial Officer Daniel Lambert.

“The rise of the band, to now become a recognisable name across the world playing to sold out arenas and festival headliners, has been spectacular.

“Even more impressive is to see them continuously highlight and speak about Palestine to bigger and bigger crowds and be unrelenting in their moral convictions.

“To have also done this in the Irish language and whilst advocating for the rights of oppressed people across the world is an inspiration to so many people.

“That we can raise further significant funds to assist the people of Palestine, this time on the preservation and celebration of culture once again shows the power of Sports and Music when combined.

“ACLAÍ Palestine were one of our three partners on funds raised from our game against the Palestinian women’s team in May 2024, their first time playing in Europe, to improve their services at their community gym.” Kneecap’s Naoise Ó Cairealláin added: “There’s few sporting clubs in this world who continue to stand strong and unyielding against oppression and in solidarity with the Palestinian people.

“Bohemian F.C. is one of them and being a small part of this club with signage at Dalymount Park and attending some games has been an honour for us in Kneecap.

“We will always stand with them and to do so whilst helping to create a space where Palestinian artists can hopefully flourish is special.

“We want to help spread the music created at the new studio space as much as we can and platform these artists.”