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Kit and Crest
The current club strips were unveiled at a special event held in Aras Aoidh Ruadh on 21st April, 2005. The event presented a good opportunity to formally thank those who provide sponsorship for our all teams.
More on the new kit launch.
Images supplied by O'Neill's of the club's new kit.
Front View
Rear View
Crest
The club adopted a special crest to mark it's centenary celebrations. The crest calls on the various elements of the existing logo. The clock tower is a prominent land mark in Ballyshannon. It was built in 1878 near by the Belfast Banking Company near the house of the speaker of the Irish House of Commons, William Conolly, one of the most wealthy and powerful figures in ascendency Ireland in his time. The waves represent the river Erne which flows through the town before spilling into the Atlantic. The year of the club's foundation, 1909 is prominent, while the club centenary is explicitly acknowledged with the addition of 'Céad Bliain' to the foot of the crest.
The clubs centenary crest can be downloaded below. Select the version that best suits your needs. If you are having problems, try right-clicking on the link text and selecting the "Save Target As..." (Microsoft Internet Explorer) or "Save Link As..." (Firefox) options and using a package such as Adobe Photoshop to open the downloaded file.
For screen
RGB JPEG format crest [247 KB] Click to view / download
For print
CMYK EPS format crest [553 KB] Click to view / download
CMYK JPEG format crest [858 KB] Click to view / download
