Life in the UK : Flags, Saints and Flowers of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

Learn about the symbols of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

[@hervemaciasalby]

At 2:26 when they start talking about Wales they forgot to mention the Patron Saint of Wales in the same order they used for the other 3 nations. They postponed until 3:51 to mention that for Wales it is David and whose day is 1st March. They included st Andrew 30th Nov for Scotland, St Patrick 17th March for Ireland and St George 23rd April for England. But is there a patron saint for NORTHERN Ireland? Probably not as N.I. is supposed to be protestant and peotestants pledge no cult to Saints? Could someone clarify?

[@georgebarnes8163]

The patron Saint for NI is St Patrick, St Patricks day is a public holiday in NI.

[@judithm375]

The Tudor dynasty combined the red rose of Lancaster and the white rose of York by putting the white rose inside the red.

[@shirleylim9507]

Only the most northern province, Ulster, more commonly known as Northern Ireland, is part of UKGBNI

[@eveetheory6261]

Cymru?

[@samanxoshanw8314]

I’m so say about this 😰

[@sevencakes7125]

You mean sad?

[@georgebarnes8163]

St Patricks cross is NOT the flag of Ireland

[@gwynwilliams4222]

Wales never agreed to the union so it's illegal

[@eveetheory6261]

Ur a welshman? Meh to if u are

[@magdaannazya1220]

siema

[@ehcidar2842]

😂

[@shirleylim9507]

Ireland is not part of the UKGBNI