Northern Ireland flag
Shown here is the Ulster Banner: a red cross on white with a six-pointed white star bearing a red hand, topped by a crown. It was the flag of the Government of Northern Ireland from 1953 until that government was abolished in 1972, and it is still used in some sports. Northern Ireland has had no official flag of its own since 1972; the Union Flag is the official flag.
Shape
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<img src="https://iconpantry.com/flags/4x3/northern-ireland.svg" alt="Northern Ireland flag" width="40" height="30">Colors
- White#FFFFFF
- Red#CF142B
- Gold#FCD116
Facts
- Region
- Northern Europe
- Official proportion
- 1:2
- Adopted
- 1953
More flags from Northern Europe
All flags of europe
Questions
What colors are in the Northern Ireland flag?
White (#FFFFFF), Red (#CF142B), Gold (#FCD116).
Can I use the Northern Ireland flag for free?
Yes. Download it as SVG or PNG and use it in websites, apps, print and video, including commercial work. No attribution needed.
How do I add the Northern Ireland flag to a website?
Use an img tag with the SVG file: <img src="https://iconpantry.com/flags/4x3/northern-ireland.svg" alt="Northern Ireland flag">. Use the 1x1 file for square or round flags.