Notre Dame x Guinness

In 2020, Guinness became the official beer of Notre Dame football — a partnership that, once announced, felt like it should have happened a hundred years earlier. Guinness has been pouring pints in Dublin since 1759. Notre Dame has been winning championships in South Bend since 1887. Two institutions built on Irish heritage, separated by an ocean, finally in the same corner. 

A person wearing the Ebbets Field Notre Dame X Guinness Short Sleeve Graphic Tee with a shamrock emblem looks down while reaching into a black bag outdoors.
A person with long hair sits cross-legged on the grass, wearing an Ebbets Field Notre Dame X Guinness Heavyweight Pullover Hoodie in light gray, paired with blue jeans and black shoes. Trees and a building are in the background, emphasizing their Irish heritage.
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Two people in light khaki pants and casual Ebbets Field Notre Dame X Guinness Rugby Shirts lean against a stone wall outdoors, surrounded by green trees. One wears the classic navy rugby shirt, while the other sports the white version with a matching cap—both proudly celebrating their Irish heritage.
Wearing the Ebbets Field Notre Dame Mesh Football Jersey in blue, featuring the number 42, a person holds a classic brown football while standing on grass with trees behind them—perfectly capturing the enduring spirit of Fighting Irish football.
Two blue speckled Notre Dame X Magee Irish Donegal Wool Ballcaps by Ebbets Field, inspired by Irish heritage hats, rest on green clover. The top cap features a green shamrock with an ND logo, while the bottom cap displays large yellow letters spelling NO.