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In
the 19th century various tricolor flags and ribbons became
symbolic of Irish opposition to British rule. Many of them
included the colors green (for the Catholics), orange (for the
Protestants), and white (for the peace between the two groups).
The tricolor in its modern form was recognized by the
constitution on Dec. 29, 1937. |
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