2024 KIT CON EIRE TAKES PLACE ON SATURDAY
The third annual edition of Kit Con Éire will take place this Saturday, February 24th, in the National Convention Centre in Dublin.
This year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever before as the country’s biggest and best sports memorabilia and kit show has partnered with the inaugural Dublin Card Show.
Some of the finest League of Ireland, international and world club kit collections will be on display as well as a fantastic multi-sport exhibition, courtesy of The Irish Sports Museum, which will feature GAA, rugby, boxing, basketball and cycling pieces from all eras.
Eddie O’Mahony from Ireland Soccer Shirts will be displaying some of the most iconic shirts in Ireland’s history including Ray Houghton’s shirt from Stuttgart and Packie Bonner’s from Genoa.
All of your favourite independent kit vendors, such as Golazzo Shirts, NI Clasico, Onside Jerseys, Footballshirts.ie, Argentina Football Shirts, Footybuckets, Calcio Couture and Footballkitbox will also be on hand with a huge range of retro and modern shirts for sale on the day, with many more to be confirmed.
There will also be a massive range of other sports memorabilia on sale, including programmes, scarves, hats, badges and much, much more.
The good people at Soccer Cards United have launched the inaugural Dublin Card Show which will run concurrently and promises to be a real treat for card collectors everywhere.
Sponsored by card giants TOPPS, the show will feature everything from Pokemon and Magic: The Gathering to all sports cards, including F1, American Sports and UFC, as well as a huge array of football cards for display, sale and swap!
To round off the day, there will also be a live recording of the ‘Each Game on its Merits’ podcast which will feature a panel discussion with industry experts.
Check out www.kitconeire.com and www.dublincardshow.com for more information and make sure to follow @kitconeire on socials for updates ahead of the event.
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