Edition: Open Paper Stock: Permajet Portrait Rag 285gsm  Size: 400mm x 400mm  DownCounty Down, in Ulster, is Ireland’s most easterly county— a mere 30 kilometers east of Scotland. It’s home to part of Ireland’s second largest city, Belfast, which mostly resides in neighbouring county Antrim. Down or Dúin, takes its name from ‘dún’ meaning a small ring fort. More specifically, the fort took its name from Downpatrick or ‘Dún Phádraig’. Downpatrick was previously known as ‘Dún Lethglaise’ but changed its name in the 13th century to pay tribute to the supposed burial site of St Patrick, who was buried there in the 5th century. This flag captures a simplified ring fort on a red plain. About Dubliner Gianni Clifford is an award winning designer with a host of experience in both Product and Graphic Design. Gianni's experience ranges from working in-house on enterprise tech to founding his own small start-up. Gianni sees side projects as a fundamental method for designers to continue to grow, learn and develop their skill set. In the past Gianni has enjoyed collaborations with the likes of Google and Universal Pictures, he has featured on It's Nice That, AIGA and Interface Lovers. Currently Gianni is pushing the boundaries of what a side project can be with his project;: Dublin Bricks.