Yes, and make it available for free users too 

There have been suggestions about this on many threads and sub-forums. Jeremy has yet to reply. It could be there is a problem in identifying which country a visitor is from?
Also, as per the rules of Flagcounter, the Welsh, English, Scottish and Northern Irish flags could only be counted as regional flags - the Union Jack would still be the one shown on the national flag list. This is as it should be: whether one likes it or not, the constitutional position is that the nation is the UK, and Wales, England, Scotland and N Ireland are constituent units.
Also important is that Jeremy does NOT choose the old Stormont flag to represent N Ireland. This is not official (since 1972) and alienates the nationalist community. A non-controversial flag such as St Patrick's cross (red saltire on white) would be better.

I strongly support the call that if the UK country flags are added that they should be shown free as are the US states and Canadian province flags - without a need to upgrade to Pro.

Jeremy - any likelihood of movement on this ???

A possible Northern irish flag might be the flag of the power-sharing N I Assembly. This eschews partisan emblems of the unionist and nationalist communities, choosing instead the official flower of the area: the flax flower. This is shown in blue (the flower is blue) on a white background for peace.
This would be a good flag for Jeremy to use for the N Ireland regional flag - when we get UK region flags!!
see: http://flagspot.net/flags/gb-ni_as.html  (though I understand the blue border is not found on the actual flag)
How about it Jeremy?

i have 214000 GB visitors i would love to see from where /regional came from 

holland25h wrote:

Make it possible for free users too, pleeeeaseeee 

Hear, Hear (again)!