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The Northern Ireland flag had its official status removed in 1972 following the collapse of the Northern Ireland government. It is based on the red cross of the English flag with the six pointed star (representing the six counties of Northern Ireland), the Red Hand of Ulster (an historic symbol of the province of Ulster - origins of which are unknown) and the Crown, representing the British monarchy.
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What does Irelands flag stand for?
Irelands Flag stands for your but
What year was Irelands flag adopted?
The flag was first adopted in 1916.
What is northern irelands population in 2009?
1,700,000
What is Irelands hemisphere?
Ireland is in the northern hemisphere.
Why is irelands flag colour red white and blue?
It isn't
What is Northern Irelands main city called?
Belfast
What do the colors of the united kingdom flag stand for?
The Union Flag is a combination of the flags of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
What do the United Kingdom's flag stand for?
the UK? The Union Flag is an amalgam of the flags of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
What are Northern Irelands homes heated with?
Oil, gas and open fires
What is northern irelands main lake?
The main lough is Lough Neagh.
What is northern irelands most northern place?
Malin Head. It's not in the country of Northern Ireland, but it's in Co. Donegal which is in Ulster.
What is North Irelands economy?
There is no such place as North Ireland. Northern Ireland, yes.
