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Mark Walsh of Treaty United at the launch of the SSE Airtricity League | PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY UNITED have unveiled their new home kit at the launch of the SSE Airtricity League of Ireland in Dublin today.
Senior men's player Mark Walsh and head coach Tommy Barrett were in attendance at the launch held at Vicar Street.
The club's Senior and Carelon Academy sides will wear a blue home strip for the 2024 season. The move sees Treaty United line out in the colour that is most generally associated with the long, storied history of Senior football in Limerick.
This new kit has been described by Treaty United Senior Men’s Manager Tommy Barrett as the “best designed Limerick Senior soccer kits that I have seen."
This change in home kit colours marks the start of an exciting countdown to the 2024 SSE Airtricity Men’s First Division season kicking off on Friday, February 16, when Treaty United take on Cobh Ramblers at 7:45PM in the Markets Field.
Also at the launch the League of Ireland and SSE Airtricity announced a rise in the overall prize money for the League of Ireland by €110,000, equating to 17%, ahead of the new 2024 season from €655,000 to €765,000.
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