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Published 18:15 26 Sept 2017 BST
Updated 18:22 26 Sept 2017 BST
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DCU have always been well up there in the jersey ranks, with their yellow and navy effort a consistent gem. Those in the North Dublin university have added some blue to this year's kit, in line with their merging with teacher training college St Patrick's college Drumcondra.
DCU Dóchas Éireann is the name of the merged outfit, Dóchas Éireann deriving from St. Pat's historic nickname as "The hopes of Ireland."
The Drumcondra college will still have their own team in both hurling and football, but students from the college will have an option to play with the Glasnevin campus.
Without further ado, DCU released images of their togs and socks for the year earlier on in the week on their Twitter account, and it's fair to say they're absolutely mint.
https://twitter.com/DCUGAAAcademy/status/912272865797566464
After seeing the addition of the blue stripe to the togs and socks, we were looking forward to seeing the new jersey, and it didn't disappoint.
Here's last year's jersey.
This year's is even better.
The home one is impressive, with the three blue stripes unique and cool.
The away even more so.
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