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Published 16:34 30 May 2017 BST
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Boston GAA
If you're not going go for your most famous landmark, go with a bridge. Admittedly, having never been to Boston, we don't know if the Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge is their most famous landmark or not.
Young Islanders GFC
More buildings... this time, it's subtle.
Portland HC
The best way to improve a Cork jersey is to add more Griffins.
Original Houston Gaels
There's a lot going on... but it works.
Nashville GAC
A simple, yet eye-catching number from Music City: USA.
NYPD
The long arm of the law is some man under a high ball.
Fox River Hurling Club
Unlike any GAA jersey we've ever seen before. (Cue a slew of messages from parishes who have eerily similar jerseys.)
Aidan McAnespie
No half measures from Boston clubs. They really go all out.
Naomh Peregrines
Wait until you see the almost hidden design on the back.
Middle Tennessee State University
FDNY
Red, white and blue? Wonder how they thought up that colour scheme...
Greenville Gaels
Even more bridges! A bridge too far, perhaps?
Columbia Red Branch
Essentially an Americanised Down jersey.
Chicago Patriots
The baby blue might divide opinion, but we're massive fans of the inclusion of the Chi-Town skyline.
Clan Na nGael Atlanta
ATL showing that you don't always need to overthink it when it comes to designing a shirt.
CAL Hurling Club
If Boca Juniors started playing Gaelic Football and relocated to the Golden State.
All images courtesy of O'Neills. If you would like to purchase any of the jerseys in the piece, you can do so by heading over to O'Neills' USA GAA store here.Irish AFL star’s dad tackled by security after pitch invasion
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