Talk:Presidential Standard (Ireland)
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[edit] The Harp
How did the harp become a national symbol of Ireland? The answer belongs in the articles on Irish flags.
- Its just the banner of arms of Ireland, just like how other European nations have Head of State flags which are just banners of arms. Yes, the answer to the harp question belongs somewhere else. 202.89.155.120 (talk) 07:58, 17 February 2008 (UTC)
