We love a GAA jersey here at Balls. We can't get enough of them in fact, especially something a little bit different.
That's what makes away GAA jerseys so appealing. We are so used to seeing counties in the same colours every week, so it is always a treat when they don a different jersey.
There have been some cracking away inter-county jerseys over the last 20 years. Here are some of our favourites.
Best Inter-County Away Jerseys Of The 21st Century
Kildare - 2018
That shade of green is an absolute beauty.
Galway - 2006
There's something lovely about a white jersey with a maroon trim.
Kerry - 2014
Kerry are consistently amongst the best in class in terms of away jerseys and this one is perhaps the nicest of the lot.
Mayo - 2005
A departure from the red we usually see Mayo wear, this was a cracker.
Down - 2010
Maybe the nicest jersey of the last 20 years, Down wore this in their 2010 All-Ireland final defeat to Cork.
Westmeath - 2015
The green and yellow just works, especially with the white trim.
Tyrone - 2019
Tyrone's red efforts are always lovely to look at.
Cork - 2010
The other side of that 2010 All-Ireland final, Cork's jersey was also a beauty. One of the best jersey matchups we've seen.
Kerry - 2019
This was a beauty.
Meath - 2004
We're big fans of the nod Meath's classic chequered design.
Monaghan - 2011
This just works.
Wexford - 2020
Placed number one in our recent rankings of the 2020 away jerseys, this Wexford effort is fantastic.
Mayo - 2006
A more traditional Mayo effort, the pinstripes definitely add a bit of something extra.
Cork - 2020
There's something about the white/red/purple combo that makes this one work so well. This came second in those 2020 rankings.
Limerick - 2017
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— Mike O Riordan (@seclimgaa) October 13, 2016
The faded crest in the background certainly made this one unique, with the fading green stripes also a nice touch.
