Here are several clear visuals of the Republic of Ireland's 1994 away football kit, as worn during the 1994 FIFA World Cup:

• The first image, from Football Kit Archive, offers a stylized, clean depiction of the design, highlighting its distinctive vertical stripes and fade effect.

• The second image, sourced from Classic Football Shirts, showcases the actual jersey in good detail.

• The third image, from O’Neills, presents a modern reproduction — including the tri-colour collar and sleeve details.

• The fourth image, from My Retro Jersey, gives another perspective of the authentic vintage look, complete with sponsor and crest placement.

Description & Design Highlights

• Base Colors & Stripes: The shirt features a white base with three broad green vertical stripes on the front. These stripes fade into the white near the bottom, creating a distinctive gradient effect. This “fade-away” pattern set the kit apart at the time.

• Accent Colors: Each green stripe is bordered by orange pinstripes, lending a subtle nod to Ireland’s national colors (green, white, and orange).

• Collar & Sleeve Trim: The V-neck collar, plus the sleeve cuffs, incorporate tri-colour detailing — combining green, white, and orange in a stylish trim.

• Branding & Sponsorship:

  • The Adidas logo appears on the right chest.

  • The FAI crest (Football Association of Ireland) is embroidered over the heart.

  • The Opel logo is prominently displayed across the front center as the shirt’s sponsor.

• Historical Significance: Worn during the Republic of Ireland's memorable 1994 World Cup campaign — which included notable performances under Jack Charlton — this away kit has become a classic symbol of Irish football heritage.