Tipperary GAA and Fiserv have launched their new jersey for the upcoming 2026 season. The front of jersey will now feature Clover - the world's smartest point-of-sale system under parent company Fiserv. At the launch in FBD Sempple Stadium were senior hurlers Willie Connrs and Rhys Shelly, senior hurling manager Liam Cahill, and men's senior footballer Mark Stokes. ©INPHO/James Crombie

Tipperary GAA has launched its new jersey ahead of its teams respective campaigns next year.

‘Clover’, which is a subsidiary of Fiserv, is the new jersey sponsor and its logo now appears across the chest while there is also an updated Tipperary GAA crest on the shirt.

Fiserv have been in partnership with Tipperary GAA since 2022.

Yesterday’s official jersey launch at FBD Semple Stadium saw All-Ireland SHC winning manager Liam Cahill, senior hurlers Willie Connors and Rhys Shelly and senior footballer Mark Stokes in attendance.

The new Tipp jersey is set to go on sale from November 14th via Intersport Elverys and O’Neills.com.

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