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Most people don't know the difference between the United Kingdom, England and Great Britain. Are they all the same? Or is there a difference between them? And which one is correct? Let's find out. These are the British and Irish Isles, a group of islands located off the northwestern coast of Europe, primarily consisting of Great Britain and Ireland. It's important to note that Great Britain and Ireland are geographical terms, not political ones. Great Britain is the largest island, while Ireland is the second largest. Now here's where it gets interesting. Great Britain consists of three countries, England, Scotland and Wales, each with its own flag. In contrast, the island of Ireland consists of two political entities, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Unlike the geographical term Great Britain, people from these countries are referred to as English, Scottish and Welsh, while those from the Republic of Ireland are known simply as Irish. People in Northern Ireland may identify as Irish, British, both or Northern Irish, depending on whom you ask, as there is no single identity that applies to everyone. So to sum it up, England is a country. Great Britain is an island. The United Kingdom is the political union that includes England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.