Present Forms and Uses
The flag of Ulster is usually displayed alongside the flags of Leinster, Munster, Connacht, or as part of the combined flag of the Provinces of Ireland.
The flag is the official flag of the Ulster Gaelic Athletic Association. It is also the official flag of the Ulster Gaelic Football team and the Ulster rugby team.
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