Flags of Britain and Ireland (UEB contracted)

By: Rnib

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Synopsis: This is a two page document with the flags of England and the Irish Republic on page 1 and Scotland and Wales on page 2. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the pages when the images are the correct way up. A key at the bottom of the tactile pages shows the colours used on the flags. England, and the Irish Republic: The English flag is at the top of the page. It has the red cross of Saint George set on a white background. The flag of the Irish Republic is at the bottom of the page. It has three vertical stripes: green on the left, white in the centre and orange on the right. Scotland and Wales: The Scottish flag is at the top of the page. It shows the white diagonal cross of Saint Andrew set on a blue background. The Welsh flag is at the bottom of the page. It has the red Welsh Dragon seen from the side and facing to the left on a background of two horizontal stripes: white at the top and green at the bottom. The dragon's head is in the top left of the image with its pointed tongue poking out. Down from this are the dragon's two front legs with four talons on each of them, one of them raised as though about to strike a foe. Up and to the right you can find one of the dragon's wings and right again its tail, coiled with an arrowhead-shaped tip. Down from this are the dragon's two back legs, each with four talons.

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