Collar & Cuff

@ShamrockRovers delighted to be on board again ☘️

Shamrock Rovers F.C is delighted to confirm the renewal of @CollarAndCuff_ as the club’s Official Formalwear Partner for the 2026 season.

Unbelievable fundraising effort by Dunderry.. they raised €220k with their Quid Games challenge. A tiny village with a population of probably less than 700 or 800. Is that the biggest fundraiser by a club in the county?

@FinlayColm hanging on by a thread!

@CollarAndCuff_ I love to know how it got there!

The mystery of the branch on the overhead power line between Trim and Kiltale. How?

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I think that’s a job well done if I say so myself 😮‍💨 the boys looking pin sharp 📌

Adored by us, hated by the rest! The sign of a great centre back. Enjoy the break @JohnSmall6 #UpTheDubs

What a gent! Ricky was one of the first customers I had. He promised me a signed glove. Few months later the glove arrived in the post. RIP Ricky 🙏

Winter style never looked so good! Check out this vibey Corduroy two piece suit! Now. In. Stock. Suit 👔 @herbiefrogg Model 🤵🏻‍♂️ @danomandroiu10 Photographer 📷 @dronanmedia Styled 🤌🏼 @myflairamy Location 📍 @thebotanicdublin

@grok Decent! 💪🏽

@CollarAndCuff_ Based on your business's history of dressing celebrities, the most famous person associated with Collar & Cuff is boxing legend Ricky Hatton.

Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was. Thank you.

@DanielHussey2 James McCarthy. End of.

GAA Footballer Of The Year: 2024 - Paul Conroy (Galway) 2023 - David Clifford (Kerry) 2022 - David Clifford (Kerry) 2021 - Kieran McGeary (Tyrone) 2020 - Brian Fenton (Dublin) 2019 - Stephen Cluxton (Dublin) 2018 - Brian Fenton (Dublin) 2017 - Andy Moran (Mayo) 2016 - Lee Keegan (Mayo) 2015 - Jack McCaffrey (Dublin) 2014 - James O’Donoghue (Kerry) 2013 - Michael Darragh MacAuley (Dublin) 2012 - Karl Lacey (Donegal) 2011 - Alan Brogan (Dublin) 2010 - Bernard Brogan (Dublin) 2009 - Paul Galvin (Kerry) 2008 - Seán Cavanagh (Tyrone) 2007 - Marc Ó Sé (Kerry) 2006 - Kieran Donaghy (Kerry) 2005 - Stephen O’Neill (Tyrone) 2004 - Tomás Ó Sé (Kerry) 2003 - Steven McDonnell (Armagh) 2002 - Kieran McGeeney (Armagh) 2001 - Declan Meehan (Galway) 2000 - Seamus Moynihan (Kerry) 1999 - Trevor Giles (Meath) 1998 - Jarlath Fallon (Galway) 1997 - Maurice Fitzgerald (Kerry) 1996 - Trevor Giles (Meath) 1995 - Peter Canavan (Tyrone) Best player not to win it? I’ll start. The Gooch.

@MrFlynnMeath Thanks a million!

🟢 🟡 Meath v Donegal on Sun. 13th July at 16:00. #GAA

@MrFlynnMeath Thanks Ciaran!

@CollarAndCuff_ Discussions are being held.

@truefergallynch the foul occurred about 25 meters out, very strange decision.

Brilliant performance from Meath, Jamie Murphy was sensational, as they opened the defence of their Leinster u20 FC title with a 1-22 to 1-18 win over Dublin

Referee has had a shocker in this game. Confusion everywhere. Rules are great but there is too many of them. Some of the decisions were chaotic.

@MichealMartinTD Mossy boi 💚🤍🧡

Brilliant victory Ireland in an absorbing, relentless, full-blooded contest. So much skill and determination by both sides, in defence and attack. Perfect start to the Six Nations.

@colmnally any idea when the link will be back up and running to register?

Webinar to outline coaching tips for new Gaelic football rule enhancements - register here. ⬇️ gaa.ie/article/webina…