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the red cross on the white background is the flag of St George and the basis of the UK flag

the 6 pointed star represents the 6 counties of Northern Ireland

the red hand is an ancient symbol of the province of Ulster

the crown above the star represents the place of Northern Ireland in the United Kingdom

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Q: What are the colours of the Northern Ireland flag and what do they present?
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