Belgium GAA might just boast the finest jersey in all the land

If it ain't the best in the world, it's the best in mainland Europe anyway. If it ain't the best in mainland Europe, it's definitely in the top 14 at least.

Belgium GAA is a proud club and the Belgium GAA jersey is a little bit special. Home to ex-pats estranged in a foreign land, home to the last four hurling and camogie European Championship titles, this is a vibrant heartland of GAA and it's a powerhouse too. A quick glance at their list of achievements and you'd know straight off the bat that they take their games seriously in Belgium. European Camogie Championship 2008 - GSC Luxembourg 2009 - GSC Luxembourg 2010 - Belgium GAA 2011 - Belgium GAA 2012 - Paris Gaels 2013 - Belgium GAA 2014 - Belgium GAA 2015 - Belgium GAA 2016 - Belgium GAA European Hurling Championship 2008 - GSC Luxembourg 2009 - Belgium GAA 2010 - Belgium GAA 2011 - Inneoin Zurich 2012 - Den Haag 2013 - Belgium GAA 2014 - Belgium GAA 2015 - Belgium GAA 2016 - Belgium GAA European Ladies Gaelic Football Championship 2008 - Belgium GAA 2009 - Belgium GAA 2010 - Belgium GAA 2011 - Belgium GAA 2012 - Belgium GAA 2013 - Belgium GAA 2014 - Belgium GAA 2015 - Belgium GAA 2016 - Belgium GAA They also won the senior A football championship in 2012. It's a stronghold out there and it's only fitting that they have a glorious jersey to match their stunning feats. And who better to sport that rig than a former Uachtarán himself, Sean Kelly? Black, yellow and red in the colour of the Belgian flag, this pristine piece of knitwear is really set apart from the usual GAA kit we're accustomed to seeing and it was dug out in a Fine Gael summer newsletter of all places. And, hey, they've already started winning in that geansaí too. https://twitter.com/BelgiumGAA/status/881184747459936256 It'll still take something special to top the Kansas City bad boy though. Thanks to David Heafey for sending this our way (and reading the Fine Gael newsletter for us). If you have any pieces of content you'd like to share with us, hit us up on Facebook or Twitter or send us an email at editorial@SportsJOE.ie.