County colours
Irish county flags & colours
All 32 counties, from Antrim’s saffron and white to Wicklow’s blue and gold.
These colours come from inter-county Gaelic games. Supporters’ flags use different layouts and shades; the ones below use vertical stripes.
Connacht
Leinster
Munster
Ulster
Why do some county flags look the same?
Several counties use the same colours. Galway and Westmeath both wear maroon and white. Cavan and Laois share blue and white, while Longford, Tipperary and Wicklow use blue and gold. The quiz includes a county outline so there is only one answer.
Are these official county flags?
These are sporting colours, not an official set of council flags. We draw the stripes ourselves and do not use council or county-board crests.
Sources
References: Wikimedia Commons county flags and County flags of Ireland (PDF). Shades shown here are approximate.