The Irish flag features green, white and orange. These colors run in three consecutive vertical lines which are evenly balanced.
Orange can represent a variety of things on a flag. On the flag of Sri Lanka orange represents Hinduism. The national color of Netherlands is orange, which used to be the predominant color on their flag. Answer #2: Since the category is "Irish History", the orange on the Irish flag is to recognize the "Orangemen" (protestants) who live in Ireland. The green is the original inhabitants and the white symbolizes the desire for peace between them. (and three cheers to them for this!)
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ivory coast, Ireland (both vertical) nd flag of Miami...
The current flag effectively represents all of Ireland, in that the symbolism is the peace between the two traditions of Ireland. The white appears between the green and orange. The green and orange represent the nationalist and unionist traditions. It is the official flag of the Republic of Ireland however, which is just 26 of the 32 counties.
the second most popular color in ireland is blue
Ireland's flag is green, orange, and white. Not blue.
County Meath's colours are green and gold, and that is what you see on the Meath flag.
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It's a combination of the flags of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. It does not have a single "that" color.
On the Irish flag it represents the nationalist people.
Ireland is very green and famous for its countryside, but the green on the Irish flag represents the nationalist or repoublican tradition in Ireland.
There are two flags with this colour: Ireland and Ivory Coast.
Green is the color associated with Ireland. It's nickname is also the "emerald isle" which connotes green. However orange is also associated with the northern part of Ireland and the Irish flag has both of those colors on it.
The State Flag of Alabama is pre-dated by the "Saint Patrick Flag", the national flag of Ireland, by at least 40 years. It is the flag of Ireland that was incorporated into the Union Flag when Ireland joined the United Kingdom in 1801.
Northern Ireland's flag is St. Patrick's Cross, which is the red X that you see on the Union flag. By itself the flag for Northern Ireland is the St. Patrick's Cross on a white background.
The green color on the Irish flag represents the native people of Ireland (most of who are Roman Catholic). The orange color represents the British supporters of William of Orange who settled in Northern Ireland in the 17th century (most of whom are Protestant). The white in the center of the flag represents peace between these two groups of people.
Orange can represent a variety of things on a flag. On the flag of Sri Lanka orange represents Hinduism. The national color of Netherlands is orange, which used to be the predominant color on their flag. Answer #2: Since the category is "Irish History", the orange on the Irish flag is to recognize the "Orangemen" (protestants) who live in Ireland. The green is the original inhabitants and the white symbolizes the desire for peace between them. (and three cheers to them for this!)