Offaly - The Faithful County

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The Faithful County is a common nickname of County Offaly, and is so called because In 1953, Andy Croke wrote, 'If ever Offaly earns a name like "Rebel" Cork or "Premier" Tipperary, I believe it will be the "Faithful" County, for nowhere else are hurlers and football more intent on sticking to their colours, which incidentally are green, white and gold.' Also attributed to Bob O'Keeffe, GAA president from 1935–38, possibly because the county is strong in both hurling and gaelic football. The motto on the county council's current coat of arms is Esto Fidelis "Be You Faithful".

All of the County Colours Collection are designed and manufactured in Ireland, and are first generation Artwork, and owned in their entirity by PhoneCases.ie. 

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