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   May 14, 2024 · The Union Flag is, by custom and practice rather than by any law, the official flag of the United Kingdom (UK), of which Northern Ireland is part. However, since 1973 there has been no official Northern Ireland flag.

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   2 days ago · flag of Northern Ireland. Head Of Government: First minister. Capital: Belfast. Population: (2011) 1,810,863. Official Language: English. National Religion: none. Recent News. May 22, 2024, 8:50 AM ET (BBC) Northern Ireland parties react to general election. May 22, 2024, 2:38 AM ET (BBC) Stormont budget to receive extra money in government deal.

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   2 days ago · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: GB: GBR: 826: ISO 3166-2:GB: Yes United States of America: US: USA: 840: ISO 3166-2:US: Yes United States Minor Outlying Islands: UM: UMI: 581: ISO 3166-2:UM: No Uruguay: UY: URY: 858: ISO 3166-2:UY: Yes Uzbekistan: UZ: UZB: 860: ISO 3166-2:UZ: Yes Vanuatu: VU: VUT: 548: ISO 3166-2:VU: Yes ...

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   May 14, 2024 · Description: The colours 'green' and 'green, white and orange' are closely associated with Nationalism and Republicanism in Northern Ireland. Green has been a traditional symbolic colour for Ireland and has been the basis for a number of flags (see for example the Leinster flag ).

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   When did Northern Ireland stop using the 'Ulster Banner'?

   • In 1953 the ‘Ulster Banner’ was adopted as the flag of Northern Ireland by the Stormont administration. The adminstration was prorogued in 1972 and following the Northern Ireland Constitution Act 1973 this flag ceased to have any official standing. The flag remains in use by some sporting organisations.

   CAIN: Symbols - Flags Used in Northern Ireland - Ulster University

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   Why is green a symbol of Ireland?

   • Green has been a traditional symbolic colour for Ireland and has been the basis for a number of flags (see for example the Leinster flag ). The colours green, white and orange are important to Nationalists and Republicans because they form the Tricolour of the Republic of Ireland.

   CAIN: Symbols in Northern Ireland - Nationalist and Republican

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   Why is Ulster a nationalist flag?

   • Description: The Ulster Flag represents the nine counties of the ancient province of Ulster, and is one of the four provincial flags of Ireland. The flag is based on the crest of the O'Neill Chieftains of Ulster, who were renowned for their strong resistance to English rule, hence the flag is regarded as being Nationalist.

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   Where can I find a flag in Ulster?

   • Description: This flag can be seen on many Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) murals. It has the Cross of St. George in the top left-hand corner. Description: The Starry plough illustrates the constellation of the same name (also known as the Big Dipper or the Great Bear) on a blue background.

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6. cain.ulster.ac.uk › images › symbolsSymbols Used in Northern Ireland - Symbols Used by Both ...

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   May 14, 2024 · Description: A number of symbols of peace have been used over the past thirty years by various organisations. Most recently those campaigning for peace have worn a white ribbon in their lapels. In the past white paper doves have been held aloft at peace demonstrations. Title: Cú Chulainn.

7. www.ncesc.com › how-do-you-hang-an-irish-flagHow do you hang an Irish flag? - Geographic FAQ Hub ... - NCESC

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   May 10, 2024 · Does Ireland and Northern Ireland have the same flag? No, Ireland and Northern Ireland have different flags. The national flag of Ireland is a tricolor of green, white, and orange, while Northern Ireland’s flag is the Union Jack, representing its status as part of the United Kingdom.

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9. www.ncesc.com › what-are-the-4-flags-of-irelandWhat are the 4 Flags of Ireland? - Geographic FAQ Hub ... - NCESC

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   May 13, 2024 · Yes, Ireland has two flags. The official flag of the Republic of Ireland is the tricolour, while the official flag of Northern Ireland, as part of the UK, is the Union Jack. Who is the queen of Ireland? In April 1949, the Republic of Ireland ceased to be a monarchy and left the Commonwealth of Nations.