Yet because Notre Dame’s brand is so powerful, Fighting Irish officials might want to consider a slightly different arrangement designed with the name, image and likeness era in mind.

New Fighting Irish shirts, hats and accessories are now available online just in time for Notre Dame football's season opener on Aug. 31.

Former Notre Dame All-American cornerback Jeff Burris was enshrined into the Walter Camp Football Foundation’s “Ring of Honor” on Sunday.

The Minnesota-based retailer aims for locations near college campuses because its customers are largely younger people, the ...

Notre Dame may be in the market for a new apparel deal. The Irish’s exclusive negotiating window with current apparel sponsor Under Armour has expired, sources tell Sports Illustrated, thrusting ...

Under Armour was able to win a bidding war between two of the top apparel brands, Adidas and Nike. Notre Dame and UA partnered in 2014 and signed a 10-year contract at the time worth $90 million.

Under Armour announced it re-signed Notre Dame to a second 10-year contract as its apparel partner, beating out Nike and Adidas.

Notre Dame is remaining with Under Armour for what will be a record deal in the $10 million per year range, according to a report.

With Notre Dame now free to negotiate its next apparel and shoe contract on the open market, Irish Breakdown discusses how the school could use its next contract to its advantage in the NIL space.

Seeing the “Notre-Dame de Paris” musical onstage for the first time cemented that passion, and she said she has collected more than a thousand pieces of Notre Dame memorabilia.

As Notre Dame preps for tomorrow's football home opener, current and former players gathered at Dick’s Sporting Goods in Mishawaka to host an autograph signing.

Attendees got the chance to win mystery gift cards, Dick’s Sporting Goods gift cards, merchandise prize packs, locker room tour tickets, and, of course, signed memorabilia.