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Description	English: The Ulster_Banner former banner of the Government of Northern Ireland 1953-1972. No longer used officially by regional government, but still used by some local councils and by some official Northern Ireland sports bodies. Español: Bandera usada por el gobierno de Irlanda del Norte de 1953-1972. Actualmente de uso no oficial. Français : Drapeau de l'Irlande du Nord de 1953 à 1972. Русский: Флаг Ольстера - флаг, использовавшийся правительством Северной Ирландии с 1953 по 1972 год.
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Source	It is from the xrmap flag collection, specifically "uk_north_ireland.svg" in flags-2.6-src.tar.bz2.
Author	Jean-Pierre Demailly
Permission ( Reusing this file)	The README file in that collection says of the SVG flags "We release them in the public domain".

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Short title	Ulster Banner

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