On Easter Monday, April 24, 1916, a group of Irish nationalists seized key locations in Dublin from the British Army and proclaimed an Irish Republic. Ninety years later, Nike released this Dunk Low Pro SB ‘Eire' to celebrate the historic insurrection. Inspired by the colors of the Irish flag, the shoe features a white suede upper with green linen overlays and a Deep Orange suede Swoosh. It also includes an Irish Harp on the lateral heel—Ireland's heraldic emblem—and ‘Éire’—the Gaelic word for Ireland—embroidered on the heel tab.
On Easter Monday, April 24, 1916, a group of Irish nationalists seized key locations in Dublin from the British Army and proclaimed an Irish Republic. Ninety years later, Nike released this Dunk Low Pro SB ‘Eire' to celebrate the historic insurrection. Inspired by the colors of the Irish flag, the shoe features a white suede upper with green linen overlays and a Deep Orange suede Swoosh. It also includes an Irish Harp on the lateral heel—Ireland's heraldic emblem—and ‘Éire’—the Gaelic word for Ireland—embroidered on the heel tab.
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On Easter Monday, April 24, 1916, a group of Irish nationalists seized key locations in Dublin from the British Army and proclaimed an Irish Republic. Ninety years later, Nike released this Dunk Low Pro SB ‘Eire' to celebrate the historic insurrection. Inspired by the colors of the Irish flag, the shoe features a white suede upper with green linen overlays and a Deep Orange suede Swoosh. It also includes an Irish Harp on the lateral heel—Ireland's heraldic emblem—and ‘Éire’—the Gaelic word for Ireland—embroidered on the heel tab.
On Easter Monday, April 24, 1916, a group of Irish nationalists seized key locations in Dublin from the British Army and proclaimed an Irish Republic. Ninety years later, Nike released this Dunk Low Pro SB ‘Eire' to celebrate the historic insurrection. Inspired by the colors of the Irish flag, the shoe features a white suede upper with green linen overlays and a Deep Orange suede Swoosh. It also includes an Irish Harp on the lateral heel—Ireland's heraldic emblem—and ‘Éire’—the Gaelic word for Ireland—embroidered on the heel tab.
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