The green of Ireland has become a symbol for power and flair on the rugby field. The Aviva Stadium has become an incredibly difficult place to go a get a win from since its development as the likes of Brian O'Driscoll, Jamie Heaslip and Paul O'Connell demonstrate their skills and exert their strength on opponents.

This, the official jersey the Irish team will wear during the World Cup in New Zealand, has had the sponsor removed, like all World Cup jerseys, and features the official Rugby World Cup logo on the right hand side of the chest.

This jersey is made from 100% polyester to ensure it is lightweight and flexible enough for the field, while it can also call upon Puma's very own U.S.P. moisture-wicking performance fabric, drawing sweat away from the skin to help maintain a cool core temperature and dry body.

It represents a great piece of kit to play in, as well as a fantastic way of showing your support, no matter which province you may be from. This is the time for standing tall, shoulder to shoulder, and answering Ireland's call during rugby's major showpiece.