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Members of the Letterbarrow Celtic wearing their new jerseys
Letterbarrow Celtic are celebrating their 50th year in the Donegal Junior League with a special anniversary jersey.
The Tymeen men have released their new jersey, with a gold badge to celebrate their fifty years in the league.
The club will be competing in Division Two again this season, but after a strong end to the year, they will be hoping to battle for promotion in their golden year.
“We didn’t want this to be just a football jersey but more so a celebration of our home and the community behind it…and our local.
“A big thanks to Brendan O’Neill for the sponsorship. Pictured below is our club founder and stalwart James McGroary being presented with the new kit by Brendan.
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“Last season's captains Dillon McGroary, James McGroary Junior and John Kenny as well as some of the squad prior to training.
“Also pictured is Gerry Meehan, a former player. Who better to showcase the community spirit we have in Letterbarrow?
“The jersey is available to purchase for adults and kids, amongst a large selection of other club gear with the 50th anniversary logo.”
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