Gaelic Games Kids T-Shirts

Grab this cool Highland Dance Tee for your little dancer!

Highland Games Scotland A nice gift idea for all who love Scotland and the Highlands and would like to give a shirt as a present

Hurler, Irish Sports Hurling Player in Handwriting by my own human hand!! Hurler Handwritten text in black, Hurler to support your city, county and team! Show your love for Hurling. x

8 Bit Irish Celtic Gamer Pixel Lucky Four Leaf Clover.

Camogie, Irish Sport, Cool Hand Lettering, by my own human hand!! White handlettering on black background. Perfect gift for fans of the All Irish supporter, Camogie Women. White on black always looks cool and is such a non-brainer, goes with everything and an alternative way to show your love for Irish Camogie. x

Term sometimes used in the Irish Sport of Hurling. To puck a ball in the game of hurling is to hit the ball with almighty force up the field using a hurley stick.

Highland Games Scotland A nice gift idea for all who love Scotland and the Highlands and would like to give a shirt as a present

Show your love for County Clare with this Gaelic Football and Hurling design. Perfect for representing your county pride on and off the field.

Design homage to Ireland's National game of Hurling.

Hurler, Irish Sports Hurling Player in Handwriting by my own human hand!! Handwritten text in white on black, Hurler to support your city, county and team! White on black always looks cool and is such a non-brainer, goes with everything and an alternative way to show your love for Hurling. x

Camogie Mode ON in Hand Writing, by my own human hand!! White Camogie handlettering on black background. White on black always looks cool and is such a non-brainer, goes with everything and an alternative way to show your love for Irish Women Camogie. x

This is perfect to wear to a family gathering, family reunion or to represent your heritage at the highland games. Includes clan badge crest with Scottish tartan colors.

Hurling (Irish: iománaíocht, iomáint) is an outdoor team game of ancient Gaelic Irish origin, played by men. One of Ireland's native Gaelic games, it shares a number of features with Gaelic football, such as the field and goals, the number of players, and much terminology. The objective of the game is for players to use an ash wood stick called hurley (in Irish a camán, to hit a small ball called sliotar between the opponent's goalposts either over the crossbar for one point or under the crossbar into a net guarded by a goalkeeper for three points.