Flag of Ireland

The flag of Ireland consists of three vertical stripes of green, white and orange from left to right. The green stripe represents the Gaelic tradition and Catholic community, while orange stands for the Protestant tradition, and white symbolizes peace between them. The tricolour design was first introduced in the late 19th century and officially adopted in 1922. As an emoji, it is created by combining the Regional Indicator Symbols "I" and "E". Colors and aspect ratios may vary slightly across platforms, but the fundamental design remains the same. It is commonly used to denote Ireland in travel, international events, or sports cheering.

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