Jersey
Wear your support for Childhood Cancer Ireland
We're delighted to share this limited-edition Childhood Cancer Ireland jersey, created in partnership with our friends at GRG!
This striking black and gold jersey has been specially designed to show support for children and young people affected by cancer and their families.
The gold ribbon, the international symbol of childhood cancer awareness, is incorporated into the fabric design. And to make it even more special, you can personalise your jersey with a name on the back!
The 'Why' behind this jersey
For GRG co-founder Cian Hanley, this partnership is deeply personal. Having experienced the impact of childhood cancer within his own family, Cian understands first-hand the effect a cancer diagnosis can have on a child and their loved ones. His younger brother, Tommy Hanley, sadly passed away at the age of 16.
That family experience inspired Cian’s decision to support Childhood Cancer Ireland. The special jersey incorporates the charity’s famous ribbon, helping to raise awareness of childhood cancer while supporting an important cause.
Thank you to Cian and everyone at Game Ready Gear for supporting Childhood Cancer Ireland and turning a deeply personal family experience into something that can make a difference to others.
More than a jersey
Your support helps us deliver vital emotional, practical and financial supports to families across Ireland, from the moment of diagnosis, through treatment and into life after cancer, or, sadly for some families, the loss of their child.
Every donation helps us provide the vital support families need to cope with the devastating impact of childhood cancer.
Whether you’re buying one for yourself, a family member or as a Christmas gift, it’s a jersey with a very special meaning.
Order Before 27th November!
This limited-edition jersey is made to order and stitched in Co. Roscommon, making it a special piece of Irish craftsmanship with a meaningful story behind it.
Orders close on 27th November, so don’t miss your chance to get your hands on this special jersey.
By wearing it, you’ll be helping to spread awareness of childhood cancer and showing families across Ireland that they are not alone.
