badges of local army and militia regiments, as well as the cap badges of the former Renfrewshire Constabulary. The Paisley pattern is used as the logo of Renfrewshire Council, one of the three modern local authorities in the county. Ships are featured commonly in the heraldry of towns, as well as the coat of arms of Renfrewshire Council (which uses a similar device to the county arms) and Inverclyde Council, noting the county's position on the banks of the River Clyde. In 2002, the charity Plantlife organised a UK-wide competition to categorise county flowers, of which Renfrewshire's is unofficially the Bogbean. There is a Renfrewshire tartan 'for use by anyone from or associated with the County of Renfrewshire' recorded on the official Scottish Register of Tartans. Sport There are two professional association football teams in the county, Paisley's St Mirren F.C. and Greenock Morton F.C. Both compete within the Renfrewshire derby and annually for the Renfrewshire Cup. There are a number of rugby union clubs who participate in the Scottish West Regional League including Paisley RFC, Birkmyre RFC in Kilmacolm and Bishopton RFC . A number of local clubs participate in Western Division Cricket Union, including East Renfrewshire CC in Giffnock, Ferguslie CC in Paisley, Greenock CC, Inverclyde CC in Gourock, Kelburne CC in Paisley and Renfrew CC. The Paisley Pirates ice hockey team is based at Braehead Arena. Renfrewshire houses five extant King George's Fields, part of a network of playing fields given to the memory of George V of the United Kingdom. These green spaces are legally protected by UK charity Fields in Trust. Transport The Inverclyde Line links Greenock to Glasgow by rail; a number of suburban train lines connect the areas of Glasgow that fall within Renfrewshire. Ferries connect Gourock to Kilcreggan on the Rosneath peninsula and Dunoon on the Cowal peninsula. From Wemyss Bay one can catch a ferry to Rothesay on the Isle of Bute. Glasgow Airport is situated in the county just to the north of Paisley, providing flights to a number of national and international destinations. Notable people Sir William Arrol - engineer John Galt - novelist David Stow - educationalist King Robert II of Scotland - first monarch of the Scottish and British royal House of Stewart Robert Tannahill - Paisley-based poet Sir William Wallace - military commander believed to have originated at Elderslie James Watt - engineer and steam-engine pioneer