Offline Map Dublin, Ireland
$2.64About Offline Map Dublin, Ireland
This map of Dublin is ready to go: just install and this map is always with you whether you are connected or not. High-detail map with many points of interest, such as hotels, museums, restaurants, shops, parks, viewpoints, banks. Or search for any street by name.
Easy to use, no map downloads required, all data is packed inside. Works entirely without internet connection. No data costs. No exposure to insecure wifi networks.
Configurable map detail. Highest detail with topographic mode. Personalize with user waypoints and saved map views. No advertising, no in-app purchases.
Minimal permissions. No access to your private data (apart from your location). No spyware.
This map is based on data (C) OpenStreetmap (http://www.openstreetmap.org) and contributors under a Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/).
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What's Changed
Latest map data.
Night mode.
Latest map data.
Night mode.
Price update Price changed from $3.01 to $2.64.
Price update Price changed from $2.49 to $3.01.
Version update Offline Map Dublin, Ireland was updated to version 6.2
Version update Offline Map Dublin, Ireland was updated to version 5.8
What are users saying about Offline Map Dublin, Ireland
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No option to download more detail to match web view
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Hard to use and search. Useless.
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I was critical of the previous release because the text used for street names was far too small and there were large areas coloured green which could confuse people because they were actually built-up areas not parks etc. This new version is much improved - the green is gone, except where it is needed (though the colours used in the Trinity College area are inconsistent still). The font size is improved but still not quite there - there should be a bigger option and the current 'small' option should be dropped - it is miniscule. A high level of useful detail and the GPS 'you are here' marker is excellent for walking but less so for driving (used by a passenger - NOT the driver) due to a lag in the updating of the position marker. Even so you quickly get used to compensating for this.