Where can you find a picture of the Irish flag?

Answer 1

The OFFICIAL flag of Northern Ireland is the Union Jack flag of the United Kingdom which combines the flags of St. George (England), St. Andrew (Scotland) and St. Patrick (Ireland).

The unofficial flag of Northern Ireland, used predominantly in the Unionist community, is the flag of St George. In the centre of the cross is a six pointed star (representing the six counties of Northern Ireland). Inside the star is the traditional symbol of Ulster, the red hand. Above the star is the state crown. This flag was previously (until 1973) the official flag of Northern Ireland. However with the dissolution of the Northern Ireland parliament and the installation of direct rule from Westminster, the flag lost its status.
The flag is called St. Patrick's Cross, it consists of two diagonal red lines which cross each other in the middle, on a white background.

Answer 2

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A common loyalist (protestant) emblem of Northern Ireland is the red hand of Ulster; and a republican (roman Catholic) emblem would be the shamrock. However, given the political situation in Northern Ireland, there are hundreds of emblems.

Answer 3

The flag that you're looking for is not "The Northern Irish Flag" it's "The Flag of Ulster"

Answer 4

The Irish flag is 3 equal vertical bands of green, white and orange. See a picture at the link below.