The Easter Lily is a symbol of resistance worn by Irish Republicans to honour the men and women of every generation who have fought for Irish Freedom.
Designed by Cumann na mBan in 1926, the Easter Lily includes the National Colours and is a symbol of the renewal of the Republican Struggle.
Over the years, British Imperialism and the Free State have banned the Easter Lily and arrested those who distribute it in public fearful of the popularity of the symbol among the Irish People and political significance of its message, that the Republic of 1916 lives and that Ireland unfree shall never be at peace.
Wherever you are in the world, if you support the right of the Irish people to national self determination and Sovereignty, then wear your Easter Lily with pride.