Dublin Map Poster: Georgian squares split by the Liffey
Why Dublin works so well as a map poster
Dublin's map is a tale of two banks: the Liffey runs straight through the middle, Georgian squares and terraces spread south past Trinity College and St Stephen's Green, and the older, knottier northside counters with its own markets and theatres.
Add the huge green rectangle of Phoenix Park in the west — twice the size of Central Park — and the crescent of Dublin Bay to the east, and you get a poster with structure, softness and a story.
Best palettes for Dublin
- Forest — of course — forty shades of green for Ireland's capital.
- Warm Beige — echoes the Georgian brick and stone of the squares.
- Midnight Blue — pub-window glow: dark streets, warm lines.
Where to centre the map and which radius to use
Centre on O'Connell Bridge with a 5 km radius: Phoenix Park anchors the west, the bay opens the east, and the Georgian core sits right at the heart. Dublin's low density means every street stays legible even at 60×90 cm.
Ready-made Dublin posters
We have already rendered 5 Dublin designs at 300 DPI (Forest, Blueprint, Midnight Blue, Noir, Warm Beige). Download the files for 9.99 € and print them anywhere, or order a premium matte print (A4 to 60×90 cm) with shipping included.
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Design your own Dublin poster
Pick any of the 17 palettes, set the exact centre and radius described above, choose the size and the label text (Dublin, or a neighbourhood name), and we render it for you from live map data after checkout. From 14 €, usually ready in 5–15 minutes.
Which size to print
City maps with lots of fine streets reward size: 30×40 cm is the sweet spot for a desk or hallway, 50×70 cm and 60×90 cm turn the map into a statement piece where individual streets remain legible from across the room. Stick to matte paper so the dark palettes do not reflect. Read the printing and framing guide.