The Fighting Irish will have a new look come next football season. Notre Dame revealed an updated football-specific logo on Thursday, replacing the Leprechaun logo which had been in use since 1964.

The University of Notre Dame has unveiled a new football-specific Fighting Irish leprechaun logo, the school announced Thursday. Notre Dame’s new football leprechaun logo was designed in-house by ...

Notre Dame and its leprechaun mascot have become synonymous with each other, and on Thursday the university shared its revamped football logo for the 2025 season. The athletic department will tweak it ...

The University of Notre Dame athletic department made waves on Thursday morning, inside 10 days from kickoff of the new college football season for the Fighting Irish. The school unveiled a brand new ...

In a move that only college football fans can truly understand and appreciate, Notre Dame is revamping its iconic "Leprechaun" logo ahead of the 2025-26 athletic calendar. The Fighting Irish unveiled ...

Days before the college football season begins, the University of Notre Dame unveiled a new logo for its storied program Thursday — one that emphasizes football while downplaying the "fighting" in the ...

So maybe I'm the anomaly here, but I'm not a fan of the change. The leprechaun with his fists up is a trademark for Notre Dame, especially the football program - why change it? Few colleges or ...

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are unveiling a brand new look ahead of the 2025 college football season — and the fists are down and the football is up. The University of Notre Dame Athletic Department ...

Football teams are constantly dropping new jerseys and helmets. Well, now they're dropping new logos. The leprechaun in a fighting stance has traditionally been the mascot logo of Notre Dame since the ...

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish had social media buzzing with fans eager for the program to take their money after unveiling the school's new "Football Leprechaun," which is one of the best college ...

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