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Michael Moynihan: Amazing map project sheds new light on where Cork has come from

Plenty of people are keen to point out that Cork already has a robust sense of itself — but this is hard evidence of the city’s deep roots
Michael Moynihan: Amazing map project sheds new light on where Cork has come from

'A resource like this is invaluable on many different levels. In and of itself it stands as a repository of information and heritage for the entire city, and the presence of that knowledge helps to reinforce Cork’s sense of itself.'

You may remember reading here about the Digital Atlas of Cork, a free online interactive map that launched late last year.

It’s an impressive resource, showcasing Cork city’s history from AD 623 through to 1900. A big plus is the ease with which it can be used — you can browse the digital atlas or search for a specific site in the city.

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