3' x 5' Irish flag 🇮🇪 with grommets and double-stitched edges to reduce fraying.

✍️ The Design: First flown in 1848 by Thomas Francis Meagher, its design was inspired by the French Revolution but given a uniquely Irish meaning.

The green stripe stands for the Gaelic tradition and the island's Catholic population, while the vibrant orange represents the Protestant community. The white stripe in the middle symbolizes a "lasting truce" and the hope for a united future between the two sides.

It’s a simple but profound banner that captures the heart and spirit of the Emerald Isle. Flying the Irish flag is more than a nod to heritage; it’s a tribute to the enduring dream of peace and unity for all the people of Ireland.