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English: Render version of the original Celtic cross badge of the Irish Football Association (Northern Ireland) (1882-1950)
The logo of Ireland national football team – earlier men's national association football team representing the whole of Ireland from 1882 to 1921
Date 1882—1931
Source Own work (Original text: Own version based on the IFA cross logo and the All Ireland GAA Football medals (example 1, example 2))
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