Map Collections at UCD and on the Web: Map Suppliers

19th Century Geological Maps Geolmaps.com was founded in 1994 to sell 19th century British geological maps. The range has since extended to cross-sections, illustrations, books and not-so-old maps, including a good selection from Europe and beyond.

Alan Godfrey Maps Includes around 50 maps for towns in Ireland from around the turn of the twentieth century.

Altea Gallery Holds antiquarian maps and atlases including an Irish section.

Cartographica Neerlandica specialise in atlas maps by Ortelius

Collins Bartholomew Provides a comprehensive map production and digital mapping service with many Irish maps.

David Archer :Ordnance Survey Maps  Small scale and large scale Ordnance Survey maps for England, Scotland and Wales. Military maps and books related to Ordnance Survey in the UK, but JH Andrews  History in the Ordnance map : an introduction for Irish readers is also available to purchase.

East West Mapping cartographic work falls into two broad categories: firstly maps to illustrate recreational activities such as walking, cycling, waterways, location maps etc. and secondly published sheets of regional mapping at scales from 1:25,000 to 1:30,000. 

Eneclann is a Trinity College Dublin campus company and publishes heritage and historical data. Maps for purchase include the 1851 Dublin City Census and other Irish historic maps.

Find My Past upon payment of a fee, have several resources available to view online:- Griffith's Valuation Survey Maps & Plans, covering nearly every townland in Ireland

Folding Landscapes deals with three areas around Galway:

- The Aran Islands
- The Burren
- Connemara.

Harry Margary is a publisher of historic maps and sells facsimile copies of the City of Dublin 18th century Rocque maps.

The Irish Historic Town Atlas was established by the Royal Irish Academy in 1981 aiming to record the topographical development of a selection of large and small Irish towns. Each town is published separately and includes maps with detailed text.

Kennys Booksellers based in Galway who hold a large collection of antiquarian maps & prints and reproduction maps of Ireland.

La Tene Maps based in Dublin specialises in the research and production of maps, educational posters and associated data products. They produce and publish a range of maps and posters particularly in the fields of Aquaculture, Fisheries, Oil and Gas Exploration, Renewable Energy, Energy/Power Generation, Marine Environment and Leisure Subjects. 

The L Brown Collection of digitised maps includes a range of over 40 different map types for Ireland, from the earliest maps produced in the late 16th Century through to maps by cartographers such as Rocque, Duncan, Petty and Wren, the 1812 Bog Maps, major Ordnance Survey map series from the 1st edition of the 1840s and subsequent editions to 1910, including the Dublin Parish Maps produced in the 1860s and 1870s, and the unique topographical maps produced by the British Military at the start of the Second World War. Contact: map.print@gmail.com      Listing of  digitised maps and atlases available in the L Brown Collection

Extract from Monkstown Parish Map courtesy The L Brown Collection

OMNI Map A major distributor of maps specialising in international mapping. Their holdings include maps of Ireland and Northern Ireland:

OMNI Ireland Maps

OMNI Maps of Northern Ireland

Tailte Éireann (formerly Ordnance Survey Ireland)is the official Irish mapping agency and produces maps in a variety of scales in paper and digital format. It provides:

• Aerial photography
• Digital Terrain Models
• Historical maps
• Urban, rural and tourism & leisure maps

Royal Irish Academy Sells facsimile copies of Alexander Taylor's 1783 map of County Kildare and John Rocque’s 1756 Map of Dublin