[Plan of Dublin]

Artist(s): Thomas Dineley (Draughtsman)

Pen and ink sketch of a plan of Dublin, with index of prominent locations. A fragment of printed plate representing a ship is pasted upon the River Liffey. Further smaller vessels are seen upstream. <br>This plan appears to be a slightly foreshortened adaptation of John Speed’s 1610 map, or the Braun & Hogenberg map (1617) derived from it. Among the differences it presents are the addition of trees in Stephen’s Green, and more houses south and south-west of that area.

Inscribed in Image

  • Text outside of boundaries of image – <br>a The Castle. <br>b The Colledge. <br>c S<sup>t</sup> Patricks.<br>d S<sup>t</sup> Brides. <br>e S<sup>t</sup> Warbers. <br>f S<sup>t</sup> Peters. <br>g S<sup>t</sup> Stevens<br>h S<sup>t</sup> Andrews. <br>I S<sup>t</sup> Stephens green called Moor fields. <br>k S<sup>t</sup> Owens Church <br>m Bridewell <br>n The Hospital <br>o Dames gate <br>p Newgate <br>q The Bridge.

Image Details

Genre Townscape
Technique Collages, Engravings, Pen and ink drawings
Subject(s) Architecture, Cities and towns
Geographical Location
  • Dublin – County
  • Dublin – Town or city
  • Leinster – Province
Keyword(s) Bridges, Buildings, Castles, Churches, Flags, Gardens & parks, Rivers, Ships
Colour Monochrome
Dimensions 16 cm x 9.4 cm
Published / created 1681

Bibliographical Details

Travel Account Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland
Contributor(s)
Print or manuscript Manuscript
Location of image in copy p. 5
Source copy National Library of Ireland MS 392
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Rights Courtesy of the National Library of Ireland