Our Dry Mat Case Set includes the Dry Map Case, a weatherproof, with one watertight, roll-top opening. Able to fit any OS Maps and tablets, and touchscreen compatible for phones and tablets. The soft and flexible TPU construction, welded seams and watertight double locking seals ensure it works to an IP65 rating.

The Expedition Compass, a lightweight and compact, classic baseplate compass with a rotating bezel marked in two degree dial graduations. The needle markings are luminous and there’s also a centimetre ruler for helping to plot distance, and a generously sized lanyard to keep your essential navigation tool close at hand. Finally the set also includes the Screamer Whistle, a classic emergency whistle capable of 109dB with a pea-less design for use in all weather.

Definitive detailed map from our 25Series of Wicklow at 1:25,000 scale covering from Wicklow Gap to Aughavannagh and Donard to Laragh. Districts of Glendalough, Glenmalure, Lugnaquilla, Wicklow Gap and Imaal all shown. Depicts in very considerable detail some of the most scenic parts of Wicklow for the benefit of both visitor and local alike. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on this map. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm. 

1:25,000 Scale : 1 centimetre on the map = 250 metres on the ground. Contour Interval : 5 metres.

Published April 2018. This 1:25,000 scale map replaces the 1:30,000 published in 2010 and 2013.

The Wicklow Way is one of the longest established and most popular walking routes in Ireland. The route traverses many wooded glens along the eastern flank of the Dublin & Wicklow hills with distant views of the Irish Sea. Dublin city to Clonegal in Co.Carlow: 132 kilometres. Total ascent of 3500 metres.

Definitive detailed map at 1:25,000 scale covering from Mitchelstown to Cahir and from Clogheen to Lisverane. Covers the Galtee Mountains and hinterland. Produced to our 25Series standard, this general topographic map has a 5 metre contour interval for fine navigation. Signposted walking trails and greenways are depicted. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on a map here for the first time. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper.

The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm. 

Definitive detailed map from our 25Series of Wicklow at 1:25,000 scale covering from Wicklow Gap to Aughavannagh and Donard to Laragh. Districts of Glendalough, Glenmalure, Lugnaquilla, Wicklow Gap and Imaal all shown. Depicts in very considerable detail some of the most scenic parts of Wicklow for the benefit of both visitor and local alike. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on this map. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm.

This map is fully encapsulated for durability and weatherproofing.

1:25,000 Scale : 1 centimetre on the map = 250 metres on the ground. Contour Interval : 5 metres.

The Wicklow Way is one of the longest established and most popular walking routes in Ireland. The route traverses many wooded glens along the eastern flank of the Dublin & Wicklow hills with distant views of the Irish Sea. Dublin city to Clonegal in Co.Carlow: 132 kilometres. Total ascent of 3500 metres.

Dingle Way 1:40,000 Map

Detailed map at 1:40,000 scale covering the full Dingle peninsula – from Tralee to Brandon and the Blasket Islands. Produced to our 40Series standard, this general topographic map has a good quality 10 metre contour interval. This map is tailored to show the full Dingle Way of 182 kilometres length, along with other walking routes and greenways. The Dingle Way is clearly marked with a purple line, with distances marked every two kilometres. Services inc accommodation, cafes & pubs, shops and tourist information are clearly marked. This map is printed on both sides showing the eastern and western parts of the peninsula with overlapping map detail on either side.

The map sheet measures 975mm x 680mm, covering 1740 sq kilometres and is folded down to 170mm x 122mm. Waterproof map, printed on good quality Polyart 90gsm waterproof paper and supplied in a plastic pocket. Click on thumbnail images above to view sample detail and map coverage. Published 2023.

Definitive detailed map at 1:25,000 scale covering from Clonmel to The Pike and Mahon Bridge to Fourmilewater. Covers the Comeragh Mountains, River Suir and hinterland. Produced to our 25Series standard, this general topographic map has a 5 metre contour interval for fine navigation. Signposted walking trails and greenways are depicted. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on a map here for the first time. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm.

Surveyed & published 2018.

Definitive detailed map of Achill & Corraun at 1:25,000 scale combined with a very detailed map of Clare Island at 1:7,500 scale.
Covers Achill Island and the Corraun peninsula, overlapping with our Wild Nephin map at Mulranny. Depicts this popular region in very considerable detail for the benefit of both visitor and local alike. We have conducted considerable research into local placenames and many names are recorded on a map here for the first time. Printed on good quality Enduro 100 gsm paper. Water resistant and tear resistant, read care instructions in FAQ. Published August 2016.

Definitive detailed map from our 25Series of Wicklow at 1:25,000 scale covering from Sally Gap to Wicklow Gaps and Hollywood to Roundwood. Covers the central spine of the Wicklow Mountains and Poulaphuca Reservoir. First published in 2010, this is a completely new and detailed map replacing the previous 1:30,000 scale maps. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on this map. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper, this map is encapsulated or laminated on both sides with a flexible laminate. It’s durable, waterproof and weatherproof. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm.

1:25,000 Scale : 1 centimetre on the map = 250 metres on the ground. Contour Interval : 5 metres.

Definitive detailed map at 1:25,000 scale covering the Twelve Bens, Maumturk Mountains, Killary Harbour and region. Produced to our 25Series standard, this general topographic map has a 5 metre contour interval for fine navigation. Signposted walking trails are depicted. The finest and most detailed of several maps published of this popular region. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm. Read care instructions in FAQ. Click on thumbnail images above to view sample detail and map coverage.

Surveyed & published 2020.

Definitive detailed map at 1:25,000 scale covering the Cooley peninsula in Co.Louth, including Slieve Foye and Carlingford. This popular area is easily reached from Dublin or Belfast. Produced to our 25Series standard, this general topographic map has a 5 metre contour interval for fine navigation. The Táin Way and other walking trails are depicted. Detailed topographic map with many placenames and heritage sites including the route of the famous Poc Fada and the birthplace of President Joe Biden’s ancestors.

The map sheet measures 975mm x 680mm, covering 300 sq kilometres and is folded down to 170mm x 122mm. Waterproof map, printed on good quality Polyart 90gsm waterproof paper and supplied in a plastic pocket. Click on thumbnail images above to view sample detail and map coverage.  Published 2023.

Definitive detailed map from our 25Series of Wicklow at 1:25,000 scale covering from Sally Gap to Wicklow Gaps and Hollywood to Roundwood. Covers the central spine of the Wicklow Mountains and Poulaphuca Reservoir. First published in 2010, this is a completely new and detailed map replacing the previous 1:30,000 scale maps. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on this map. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper. Also available fully encapsulated for durability and weatherproofing. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm.

1:25,000 Scale : 1 centimetre on the map = 250 metres on the ground. Contour Interval : 5 metres.

Published April 2021. This 1:25,000 scale map replaces the 1:30,000 map published in 2010 & 2014.

Definitive detailed map from our 25Series of Wicklow at 1:25,000 scale covering from Tallaght to Sally Gap and Blessington to Enniskerry. Covers all the Dublin Mountains including the full Dublin Mountains Way walking route plus other local waymarked trails. First published in 2009, this is a completely new and detailed map replacing the previous 1:30,000 scale maps. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on this map. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper, this map is encapsulated or laminated on both sides with a flexible laminate. It’s durable, waterproof and weatherproof. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm. 

1:25,000 Scale : 1 centimetre on the map = 250 metres on the ground. Contour Interval : 5 metres.

Discovery maps are produced at a scale of 1:50,000 (or 2cm on paper equals 1 kilometre on the ground). Each Discovery Sheet covers an area of 40km x 30km surface area (with the exception of several portrait-format sheets, which are 42km x 32km). There are 93 sheets in the series; 75 are produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland, and 18 by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland. The maps produced by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland are called the Discoverer Series.

This is a comprehensive series of feature-rich maps which show detailed landscape information, like rivers, lakes, contours and many townland names. The Discovery Series is designed primarily for tourist and leisure activities; these maps are the preferred choice for hill walkers and those in pursuit of the great outdoors. It is also an ideal reference for location-focussed business use, in pocket-friendly folded form or as a wall-mounted reference.

This sheet is also available as a weatherproof product. Discovery maps are produced at a scale of 1:50,000 (or 2cm on paper equals 1 kilometre on the ground). Each Discovery Sheet covers an area of 40km x 30km surface area (with the exception of several portrait-format sheets, which are 42km x 32km). There are 93 sheets in the series; 75 are produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland, and 18 by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland. The maps produced by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland are called the Discoverer Series.

This is a comprehensive series of feature-rich maps which show detailed landscape information, like rivers, lakes, contours and many townland names. The Discovery Series is designed primarily for tourist and leisure activities; these maps are the preferred choice for hill walkers and those in pursuit of the great outdoors. It is also an ideal reference for location-focussed business use, in pocket-friendly folded form or as a wall-mounted reference.

Definitive detailed map from our 25Series of Wicklow at 1:25,000 scale covering from Bray to Wicklow Town and Roundwood to the Irish Sea. Covers the Irish Sea coast, Devils Glen, Sugarloaf, Roundwood Reservoir, local waymarked trails marked. First published in 2011, this is a completely new and detailed map replacing the previous 1:30,000 scale maps. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on this map. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper, this map is encapsulated or laminated on both sides with a flexible laminate. It’s durable, waterproof and weatherproof. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm.

1:25,000 Scale : 1 centimetre on the map = 250 metres on the ground. Contour Interval : 5 metres.

Definitive detailed map from our 25Series of Wicklow at 1:25,000 scale covering from Bray to Wicklow Town and Roundwood to the Irish Sea. Covers the Irish Sea coast, Devils Glen, Sugarloaf, Roundwood Reservoir, local waymarked trails marked. First published in 2011, this is a completely new and detailed map replacing the previous 1:30,000 scale maps. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on this map. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper. Also available fully encapsulated for durability and weatherproofing. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm. 

1:25,000 Scale : 1 centimetre on the map = 250 metres on the ground. Contour Interval : 5 metres.

Definitive detailed map from our 25Series of Wicklow at 1:25,000 scale covering from Tallaght to Sally Gap and Blessington to Enniskerry. Covers all the Dublin Mountains including the full Dublin Mountains Way walking route plus other local waymarked trails. First published in 2009, this is a completely new and detailed map replacing the previous 1:30,000 scale maps. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on this map. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper. Also available fully encapsulated for durability and weatherproofing. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm. 

1:25,000 Scale : 1 centimetre on the map = 250 metres on the ground. Contour Interval : 5 metres.

Published April 2021. This 1:25,000 scale map replaces the 1:30,000 map published in 2009, 2013 & 2019.

Definitive detailed map at 1:25,000 scale covering from Clonmel to The Pike and Mahon Bridge to Fourmilewater. Covers the Comeragh Mountains, River Suir and hinterland. Produced to our 25Series standard, this general topographic map has a 5 metre contour interval for fine navigation. Signposted walking trails and greenways are depicted. We have conducted considerable research into local sites & placenames and much information is recorded on a map here for the first time. Printed on good quality Progeo 90gsm map paper. The map sheet measures 1125mm x 820mm, covering 550 sq kilometres and is folded down to 125mm x 205mm.

Surveyed & published 2018.

Definitive detailed map of the Nephin Beg mountain region.
Covers Ballycroy National Park, Wild Nephin Wilderness Area, Bangor Trail and parts of the Great Western Greenway and Western Way. Depicts the terrain in very considerable detail for the benefit of anyone exploring this remote region. We have conducted considerable research into local placenames and many names are located & recorded here for the first time. Printed on good quality Enduro 100 gsm paper. Water resistant and tear resistant. 1:25,000 Scale : 1 centimetre on the map = 250 metres on the ground. Contour Interval : 10 metres.

Covers from Newport to Mulranny and Bangor Erris to Bellacorick. Published August 2015.

This map includes Cork City, Limerick City, and the towns of Dungarvan The County Waterford towns of Dungarvan, Lismore, Cappoquin are featured, while Cork County has the principal towns of Youghal, Skibbereen, Bantry, Mallow, Mitchelstown, and Fermoy. County Tipperary hosts Cashel, Caher, Thurles, and Tipperary town. Kerry has Tralee and Killarney as the main population centres.

Motorways are included; the M8 links Cork City to the midlands and Dublin, while the M18 briefly appears on the north edge, connecting Limerick City and Shannon International Airport to the West and North. All other principal roads are displayed, from 3rd class roads up to National Primary Routes. The rail network from links the east and north, with main stations  at Cork, Limerick, Killarney and  Tralee.

The coastline can be followed from Dungarvan to Cork City and on to Kinsale, the start of The Wild Atlantic Way. The N71 will take you through the glorious West Cork via Clonakilty and Skibbereen to Bantry Bay. Heading north through Glengarriff you can investigate the many beautiful bays and inlets of the Cork and Kerry coastline, including Dunmanus, Bantry, Kenmare and Dingle before reaching the mighty Shannon River. Munster is decorated with numerous mountain ranges; the gentle Comeraghs, the Knockmealdowns, the Ballyhoura  Galty Mountains all towards the east. As we move west and south, the altitude rises until we meet the Atlantic where the Shehy, Slieve Mish and Caha mountain ranges surround the stunning Macgillycuddy’s Reeks, dominating the Lakes of Killarney. Here, Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest mountain, proudly stands at 1039 metres. Rivers include the Shannon, River Lee, and the River Blackwater.

This map displays a wealth of points of interest for the holidaymaker, historian, or day-tripper, too many to fully list here. Key places of historic interest include Blarney Castle, Spike Island, Caher Castle and the Rock of Cashel. This map is particularly useful for exploring the many fishing rivers of Munster.

Discovery maps are produced at a scale of 1:50,000 (or 2cm on paper equals 1 kilometre on the ground). Each Discovery Sheet covers an area of 40km x 30km surface area (with the exception of several portrait-format sheets, which are 42km x 32km). There are 93 sheets in the series; 75 are produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland, and 18 by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland. The maps produced by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland are called the Discoverer Series. This is a comprehensive series of feature-rich maps which show detailed landscape information, like rivers, lakes, contours and many townland names. The Discovery Series is designed primarily for tourist and leisure activities; these maps are the preferred choice for hill walkers and those in pursuit of the great outdoors. It is also an ideal reference for location-focussed business use, in pocket-friendly folded form or as a wall-mounted reference.

Discovery maps are produced at a scale of 1:50,000 (or 2cm on paper equals 1 kilometre on the ground). Each Discovery Sheet covers an area of 40km x 30km surface area (with the exception of several portrait-format sheets, which are 42km x 32km). There are 93 sheets in the series; 75 are produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland, and 18 by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland. The maps produced by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland are called the Discoverer Series.

This is a comprehensive series of feature-rich maps which show detailed landscape information, like rivers, lakes, contours and many townland names. The Discovery Series is designed primarily for tourist and leisure activities; these maps are the preferred choice for hill walkers and those in pursuit of the great outdoors. It is also an ideal reference for location-focussed business use, in pocket-friendly folded form or as a wall-mounted reference.

Discovery maps are produced at a scale of 1:50,000 (or 2cm on paper equals 1 kilometre on the ground). Each Discovery Sheet covers an area of 40km x 30km surface area (with the exception of several portrait-format sheets, which are 42km x 32km). There are 93 sheets in the series; 75 are produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland, and 18 by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland. The maps produced by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland are called the Discoverer Series.

This is a comprehensive series of feature-rich maps which show detailed landscape information, like rivers, lakes, contours and many townland names. The Discovery Series is designed primarily for tourist and leisure activities; these maps are the preferred choice for hill walkers and those in pursuit of the great outdoors. It is also an ideal reference for location-focussed business use, in pocket-friendly folded form or as a wall-mounted reference.