English Flag

6 days ago #8824541      

Ireland isn't part of the UK, only Northern Ireland is. They even have different flags.

7 days ago #8824464      

You know, it's really true what happened to Denmark. If only the countries in real life would realize it and do something about it..

8 days ago #8823612      

The current design dates from a Royal Proclamation following the Union of Great Britain and Ireland in 1801.[4] The flag combines aspects of three older national flags: the red cross of St George for England and Wales, the white saltire of St Andrew for Scotland (which two were united in the first Union Flag), and the red saltire of Saint Patrick's Flag to represent Ireland.

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But as you can see, Irish get offended if you include them as part of the UK, so to be politically correct (and British do think of Ireland as it's own country anyways)

UK = England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland.
England did try to completely rule all of Ireland but only got the north part, thus is part of the flag.

Rest of Ireland's flag = green, white and orange

15 days ago #8813595      

The republic of Ireland is not part of the UK, Northern Ireland is though. But Northern Ireland has a different flag to the Republic

15 days ago #8812286      

Haha :'D

18 days ago #8809314      

@hejpigen yup they are

18 days ago #8809238      

@Yugoslavia
They still are? Then sorry for that

19 days ago #8807664      

@hejpigen North Ireland is so your point is invalid.

23 days ago #8802012      

It should be Wales not Ireland, Ireland isn't a part of the UK

1 month ago #8783767      

There could be a King Britain "like King Europe" wearing that flag. Wales, England, Scotland and Northern Ireland are part of Great Britain. But Ireland isn't.