1797 Map of Ireland
Ireland in 1797 was four years from losing its own parliament. This map dates to the last years of the Kingdom of Ireland, on the eve of the 1798 United Irishmen rising and the Act of Union that followed in 1801. It is the island as the eighteenth century knew it: the four provinces of Leinster, Munster, Connacht and Ulster, the market towns and port cities of Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Belfast, and the coastline that carried Irish emigration for the next century.
Map Shop reproduces it as an ultra-high quality digital print, not an original sheet.
- Scanned from the 1797 original at high resolution and digitally restored to remove defects and foxing
- Printed on premium 36lb paper, with laminated, foam core mounted, railed and framed finishes available
- Rails and frames offered in black or walnut molding, with sawtooth hardware attached and ready to hang
- Laminated and mounted versions take wet-erase markers and map stickers; mounted and framed versions hold map pins
A natural fit for genealogy researchers tracing Irish parishes, history teachers, and Irish pubs, libraries and home offices looking for a wall piece with real provenance.





