It comprised a small red dragon, surrounded by a circle of Welsh words Y Ddraig goch ddyry cychwyn (the red dragon gives impetus). This augmented badge was placed on a white flag and flown over ...

The centrepiece of the flag, the Red Dragon. How and when did it come to symbolise not just great heroes of yesteryear, but the Welsh nation itself. From: Welsh Icons ...

(Picture: Giphy) Well, not really. The flag – granted official status in 1959 – features a bright red dragon with wings, spikes and a pointed tail, placed on a green and white background.

THE Welsh flag has become a symbol of national pride for the country, with it’s dragon appearing all over Wales. Rob Page’s side have qualified for the World Cup for the first time in o… ...

Welsh history. Lifestyle. The reason Wales has a big red dragon in the middle of its flag. The Welsh flag is so good that when people see it for the first time, they can scarcely believe it's real.

A change in the law means the 1.7 million cars, vans and lorries registered in Wales can display the red dragon emblem. The other national flags and emblems approved for display on British vehicles ...

Wales is one of three countries around the world that have a dragon on their national flag - and ours has officially been acknowledged as the coolest as part of a global survey.

WELSH society The Chicago Tafia is auctioning a Welsh flag on eBay autographed by pop stars. Jem, The Stereophonics, The Super Furry Animals, Chris King and the Attic Plants and Goldie Lookin ...

Flags play a vital role in representing countries, states, cities, and other political entities. However, they can also represent much bigger things for people, like pride, nationalism, and ...

Why is the red dragon (Y Ddraig Goch) the emblem of Wales? It is flown across the world to mark sporting events and St David's Day every 1 March. But do you know where the flag came from, and why ...

The centrepiece of the flag, the Red Dragon. How and when did it come to symbolise not just great heroes of yesteryear, but the Welsh nation itself.