Other examples of dialects hat aren’t in this image because they aren’t specifically regional include Received Pronunciation, the “standard” prestige dialect spoken across the southern Britain; and Pitmatic, a dialect spoken by scattered coal-mining towns across the northeast of England. This does not mean everyone in Northern Ireland is British, and if I ever make a map of Irish dialects, I will also be including Northern Ireland in that, as it obviously has a major Irish population. I’ve got a ton of other maps on my site now, but if you enjoyed this one I recommend Eight British and Irish Accent maps, which includes a bunch of maps (eight, actually) showing the differences in pronunciation of specific sounds and works in Britain and Ireland.