The Ireland Flag, also known as the Irish Tricolor, features three vertical stripes of green, white, and orange. The green represents the Irish nationalist community, the orange symbolizes the Irish unionist community, and the white in the center signifies peace between the two groups. This flag was first adopted in 1937 and is a symbol of the country's identity and unity. The design of the Ireland Flag is simple yet powerful, reflecting the nation's history and aspirations. It is often displayed during national celebrations, such as St. Patrick's Day, and at various events to promote Irish culture and heritage.