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A Notre Dame X Magee Irish Donegal Wool Ballcap by Ebbets Field, in navy blue, features a green shamrock with yellow ND initials embroidered on the front and is displayed against a plain light gray background.
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Introducing the Ebbets Field Notre Dame X Magee Irish Donegal Wool Ballcap—a dark wool cap showcasing a green shamrock outlined in yellow with interlocking yellow N and D embroidery on the front. This classic ballcap blends heritage and team pride for an authentic, timeless look.
The Ebbets Field Notre Dame X Magee Irish Donegal Wool Ballcap, featuring a navy blue design with a green four-leaf clover and yellow ND lettering embroidered on the front, reminiscent of a classic Notre Dame hat, is displayed on a plain light gray background.
The Ebbets Field Notre Dame X Magee Irish Donegal Wool Ballcap, crafted from dark blue Donegal wool and featuring a brown adjustable strap at the back, is displayed against a plain light gray background.
The Ebbets Field Notre Dame X Magee Irish Donegal Wool Ballcap is displayed from the back, highlighting its navy blue Donegal wool construction and a brown adjustable strap with a brass buckle, set against a plain light gray background.
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Notre Dame X Magee Irish Donegal Wool Ballcap

$96.00 CAD
Color
Donegal Navy
Size
MAGEE DONEGAL WOOL BALLCAP HONORING THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME

History: While Notre Dame was founded in 1842 by French missionaries, over the years its heavily Irish Catholic student body imbued the university with Celtic heritage. The name "Fighting Irish" was made official in 1927, and the shamrock — a quintessential Irish symbol — became a secondary emblem for the school, eventually making its way to the side of Notre Dame football helmets from 1959-62.

This cap is cut in Ebbets' signature style from Donegal fabric woven by Magee — a fifth-generation family business founded in 1866 in Donegal Town, on the northwest coast of Ireland, where the fabric was originally handwoven by local fishermen and farmers to stand up to the damp Atlantic weather. It's Irish wool, on an Irish-American institution, in a hat built to last.