Since the publication of the pioneering Atlas of the Irish Rural Landscape in 1997, Cork University Press has made a distinctive contribution to Irish studies by its high-profile and award-winning atlas series. The latter’s unique blend of scholarly texts, cutting edge research, maps, archival documents, paintings and photographs have resonated widely with the public, with the series now regarded in a university context as a highly successful exemplar of public outreach and engagement. A publishing phenomenon by any standards, the atlases have received numerous awards and have regularly featured prominently in best-selling book charts.
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