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en: This is St. Patrick's saltire. This SVG has been traced in Inkscape using the PNG uploaded by User:Bkell. The Saltire has been redone by taking Image:Flag of Jersey.svg and deleting the arms. The red color has been changed to RGB 255-0-0.

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