File:St Patrick's saltire3.svg
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Third component of Union Flag, representing Ireland, and called "St. Patrick's cross" -- though whether this was actually originally any kind of authentic symbol of St. Patrick is historically quite doubtful. The flag may represent The Republic of Ireland's former occupation by England, thus the colour may suggest the connection between the Republic of Ireland's relationship to the United Kingdom. Others, suggest that the flag ought to represent the Republic of Ireland's Tricolour. This file is intended to replace Image:St_Patrick's_saltire.svg, which uses incorrect dimensions and colours based on the flag of Jersey |
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| current | 21:10, 26 June 2007 | | 430×260 (1 KB) | Gisbwoy | ({{Information |Description= |Source=self-made |Date= |Author= Gisbwoy }} This is to replace St_Patrick's_saltire2.svg which has a transparent white colour. This file (as with St_Patrick's_saltire2.svg) is intended to replace St_Patrick's) |
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