The shamrock and the red hand are the national symbols of Northern Ireland.
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- ...partitioned until 1922, many of the symbols of Ireland predate the division into Southern Ireland (later Irish Free State and then Ireland) and Northern Ireland.
- Flax (Linum usitatissimum) is widely used as a symbol of Northern Ireland. It is the emblem of the Northern Ireland Assembly, referencing Ulster's linen...
- Northern Ireland as a country with rich culture has its own emblems and symbols that are taken there very seriously. ... The red color symbolizes O’Neill’s blood.
- The Red Hand of Ulster is the symbol of the province of Ulster in Northern Ireland. It is also known as the Ui Neill and is the heraldic symbol of the O’Neil family.
- In order for you to become a little clearer why the three-leaf clover has become the symbol of Northern Ireland...
- – Further information regarding the symbols and knowledge of Northern Ireland can be found in the table of contents –.
- In the mid-nineteenth century, the use of the Celtic Cross in Ireland increased greatly, becoming not just a religious symbol but also a symbol of Celtic identity.
- The Shamrock is the symbol of Northern Ireland as it represents the close connection between Northern Ireland and the rest of Ireland.
- This is a guide to the symbols' meaning, as well as important advice for employers in Northern Ireland on the use of symbols in a shared workplace.
- The St. Patrick’s flag, also known as the St. Patrick’s Cross or Saint Patrick’s Saltire, is a symbol closely associated with Northern Ireland.
