Northern Ireland St. Patrick's Saltire Flag

3' x 5' polyester Saint Patrick's Saltire Flag with two grommets, double-stitched top and bottom edges, and a triple-stitched fly edge to reduce fraying. ✍️️ The Design: The Saint Patrick’s Saltire features a red diagonal X-shaped cross on a white field. While Saint Andrew's Cross is the white-and-blue saltire of Scotland, Saint Patrick’s Saltire is the historic red saltire representing Ireland and Northern Ireland. Officially adopted in 1783 for the Order of Saint Patrick, it was merged into the British Union Flag in 1801 and continues to serve as a recognized, cross-community emblem for Northern Ireland in sports and civic heraldry. Days of Celebration: The flag is displayed during Saint Patrick's Day celebrations on March 17, as well as during historic observances, cultural festivals, and all-island sporting competitions.