Ireland Flag - National Symbol of Irish Identity and Heritage #147036 (License: Personal Use)

The Irish tricolor consists of three equal vertical bands: green on the hoist side symbolizing Gaelic Ireland and Catholic tradition, white representing peace and unity between communities, and orange signifying the Protestant minority and William of Orange. Adopted during the 1848 Young Irelander Rebellion, it became the official national flag upon independence in 1922. Below the flag, the word “Ireland” is elegantly scripted in green cursive font.

This image is commonly used on government websites, travel portals, educational resources, and cultural pages to represent Ireland nationally; it serves users seeking information about Irish identity, history, or symbolism.