File:Isle of St Patrick's Purgatory 1714b (Moll).jpg

English: A map of British-occupied Ireland c. 1736 with bishoprics, cities, market towns, English estates, barracks, and fortifications, post and cross roads, ferries, bogs, and major sand bars along the Eastern shore marked. A chart on the bottom right lists the "troops" and companies of British soldiers stationed at various locations. Inset maps show the British Isles in Europe and detail maps of Dublin, Cork, Kinsale, Limrick, Waterford, Galway, the island of St. Patrick's Purgatory, and the area around the Giant's Causeway.

Notes: A Description of ye Isle of St. Patrick's Purgatory

    a. Purgatory Hole

    b. The Bed or Circle of St. Bridget

    c. The Bed or Circle of St. Catherine

    d. The Bed or Circle of St. Brendan's

    e. The Bed or Circle of St. Patrick

    f. The Bed of the Saints Abogi & Molaisci

    g. The Bed or Circle of St. Columb

NB. The Circles above mention'd called Beds are surrounded with stone walls, scarce three foot high were places for Pilgrims to do Penance in.. As to the Cave it self, its cut out of the Rock, covered with broad stones at top and green turf over them; when the Door is shut, its Lighted only with one litle window in the Corner. The Church was anciently called Regles.

Printed for H. Moll over against Devereux Court in ye Strand, I. Bowles at the Black Horse in Cornhill, P. Overton Map & Printseller near St. Dunstans Church Fleetstreet, and T. Bowles Print & Mapseller next to the Chapter house in St. Pauls Church Yard. And by I. King Map and Printseller at the Globe in the Poultry.