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    Die verwirrende Welt des internationalen Sports auf den britischen und irischen Inseln


    Die verwirrende Welt des internationalen Sports auf den britischen und irischen Inseln

    Von vladgrinch

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    2. Economy-Isopod6348 on

      Sorry, what are the colors supposed to mean? That they represent together/separately?

    3. MRNBDX on

      What I’ve heard, some Irish national sports clubs are older than the Irish spilt and therefore, well, never split up

    4. LighteningBolt66 on

      Olympics is incorrect, it should be both orange and red for northern Ireland as they have the choice to represent team GB or Ireland.

      Edit: NI born footballers can also represent Ireland.

    5. thericheat on

      For some reason cricket’s way of doing it has always instinctively made most sense to me.

    6. Throwawayhair66392 on

      There is no such place as “northern ireland”. It’s the north of Ireland.

    8. Jimlaheydrunktank on

      Rugby could also be different as the British and Irish lions play as a whole. But for other normal internationals they play separately. Also Welsh teams play in the English football league to make it even more confusing lmao.

    11. Prestigious_Emu6039 on

      Whatever the configuration, you won’t find any Scots cheering for the English

    12. redbottlecapbeercan on

      Thank you for referring to them as the “British and Irish isles”

    14. gratisargott on

      I’m not Irish and have no authority on the matter, but it would be cool to see an all-Irish national team in football too

    15. fabvz on

      The Ireland and Nothern Ireland being together for some sports is so wholesome to me

    17. Pineapple_for_scale on

      Labelling what each territory is named would have been helpful . . .

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