AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Street Furniture Licences DCC

Licence applications  granted for tables and chairs on the public footpath.
Businesses wishing to place table and chairs on the public pavement outside their premises need to apply for street furniture licences from the local authority.   Details in this dataset include application number, application received premises name, address, grant of licence, and area licensed, number of tables licensed, length and width of area licences, total area in square metres and whether there is a private landing.  Private landings in this context indicates that part of the pavement  is not in the ownership of the local authority.

Please note:  This dataset is a snapshot representation of Street Furniture Licences DCC as of 21/10/2021. This dataset includes Date App Received, Permission Name, and Address…….. Maintained by Dublin County Council only. Changes and upgrades occurring since then may not be represented.

Tags: business-regulation, environment, road-pathway-maintenance, street-furniture
Organization: Dublin City Council
Green Schools 2024 DCC

Green-Schools, known internationally as Eco-Schools, is an environmental education programme run by An Taisce in partnership with local authorities. It promotes long-term, whole-school action for the environment.

There are approximately 253 Dublin City Council schools registered with An Taisce Green-Schools. Schools carry out a number of tasks, run educational programs and environmental projects which are incorporated into everyday school-life.  Many of them having already achieved Green-School status and proudly fly the Green Flag outside their school throughout the school year. 
Following the award of their first Green Flag for the Litter & Waste theme, schools renew their Green Flag award every two years by working on a new theme: Energy, Water, Travel, Biodiversity and Global Citizenship. Dublin City Council supports schools by providing ongoing guidance and support, and also carrying out Green-Schools renewal visits. 

For further information please contact greenschools@dublincity.ie 


Tags: Biodiversity, Dublin, Dublin County Council m Green Green Schools, Environment, Environment and Energy, Open Data, Recycle, schools
Organization: Dublin City Council
Co. Louth Scenic Routes

A scenic route is an area of special control. It is a specially designated road or water way that is located in an area of natural or cultural beauty. i.e. heritage landscape. In some areas the land adjoining scenic routes can have relatively limited capacity (environmentally and in terms of scenic amenity) to accommodated individual houses in significant numbers. Application for development along scenic routes are subject to policy to protect sensitive areas from inappropriate development and to ensure that development takes into consideration the effects on visual amenity.

Tags: louth, road, road network, traffic infrastructure, transport, transport networks, transportation
Organization: Louth County Council
Co. Louth Record of Protected Structures

The Register of Protected Structures is a statutary document manitained under Section 10(2)(f) of the Planning and Development Acts 2000 - 2010. Structures can be added at any time and not just on publication of the County Development Plan. This is a point only dataset. The point represents the general location of the structure and does not represent the actual extents of the protected structure.

Tags: building, built environment, conservation, environment, louth, protected sites, site protection, structure
Organization: Louth County Council
Wexford County Council Coastal Zone Management 2013 -2019

Development plans are created by Local Authorities to provided planned future land use.  Usually updated every 5 years, these plans for an important guide for sustainable development in Local Government.

Tags: askamore, bannow bay, bunclody, development, duncannon, environment, geography, kilmore quay, land use, location, new ross, oulart, planning, planningcadastre, plans, rosslare harbour, science, society, spatial planning, sustainability, tara hill, tintern, wexford
Organization: Wexford County Council
Co. Louth Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Under the provision of Section 10 (2)(e) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000 
there is an obligation on the planning authority to include provision in the development 
plan for the protection of landscapes, including the preservation of  views and 
prospects and amenities of places and features of natural beauty and interest.

Tags: conservation, environment, louth, protected sites, site protection, structure
Organization: Louth County Council
Co. Wicklow Urban Habitats

WCC Urban Habitat Mapping Project 2008 to carry out habitat surveys (classified to Fossitt level III and Habitats Directive Annex 1) of the towns of Bray, Wicklow and Arklow and their environs.  Data owner: Deirdre Burns. Last Updated: Jan 2009

Tags: boundaries, environment, land, land use, protected sites, urban area, urban development, wicklow
Organization: Wicklow County Council
South Dublin - Architectural Conservation Areas

This dataset contains polygon data showing the location of the Architectural Conservation Areas in South Dublin County Council functional area. This forms part of the Development Plan. An architectural conservation area (ACA) is a place, area, group of structures or townscape, taking account of building lines and heights, that is of special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest or that contributes to the appreciation of a protected structure, and whose character it is an objective of a development plan to preserve.

Tags: dublin, environment, environmental policy building planning, protected sites
Organization: South Dublin County Council
Co. Wicklow Speed Limits

This dataset consists of the special speed limit zones for County Wicklow
Speed limits were amended nationally in 2005, when all measurements changed from the old miles per hour system to the new kilometers per hour. Speed limits used in County Wicklow include the 50kph Built Up Area Default Speed limit, 50,60, 80 and 120 kph Special Speed limit set by the Local Authority and set out in Bye-laws, 80kph Regional and local Road Default Speed limit, 100kph National Road Default Speed limit. The 120kph Motorway Default Speed limits and periodic special speed limit of 50kph.

Tags: speed, speed limit, transport, transport networks, transportation, wicklow
Organization: Wicklow County Council
Walled Towns of Ireland

The role of the Irish Walled Towns Network (IWTN) is to unite and co-ordinate the strategic efforts of local authorities involved in the management, conservation and enhancement of historic walled towns in Ireland, both North and South, with the main objective to ensure that these fascinating monuments do not collapse. Almost all the projects have a tangible tourism benefit. The dataset maps Medieval and post-Medieval urban walled settlements as quantified and identified by Avril Thomas in her book “The Walled Towns of Ireland” Volumes 1 & 2 (1992), published by Irish Academic Press, Dublin.

Tags: community facility, cultural heritage, culture, defence, economics, environment, garrison, heritage, history, ireland, medieval, military, military aspects, population centres, protected sites, regional importance, society, structure, towns, transport, wall, walled towns
Organization: Heritage Council
Co. Mayo Bring Bank Recycling Facilities

Bring Bank - Recycling bank facilities in County Mayo.
There are two main types of recycling facilities in Mayo for use by householders: Recycling bring banks which are located strategically across the County allowing you to dispose of your recyclable waste at a time that suits you.  These are the familiar "bottle banks" and contain facilities where the public can recycle bottles and jars as well as drink cans.  The type of items that can be brought to a site depends on the containers at each location.  
Recycling centres (or civic amenity sites as they are also known) are a newer development.  They consist of a wide range of recycling facilities, from car batteries to plastic bottles.  There are two such facilities in Mayo, Rathroeen, Killala Road, Ballina and Derrinumera, on the Castlebar-Newport Road.

Tags: atmosphere, ballina, castlebar, claremorris, environment, environmental policy, geography, government, location, mayo, recycling, recycling potential, recycling residue, resources, science, utility and governmental services, waste, waste recovery, waste recycling
Organization: Mayo County Council
Staitisticí Gaeilge do Líonraí Gaeilge (Daonáirimh 2011-2016)

Achoimre:
Léirítear sa tacar sonraí seo staitisticí maidir le húsáid na Gaeilge sna Líonraí Gaeilge ó na daonáirimh a rinneadh sna blianta 2011 agus 2016. Sainítear na Líonraí Gaeilge de réir teorainneacha Lonnaíochta nó Toghranna. Foilsítear an tacar sonraí sin ar líne tríd an Amharcóir Pleanála Teanga arna reáchtáil ag an Roinn Cultúir, Oidhreachta agus Gaeltachta: http://arcg.is/2nkqdMb
Abstract:
The dataset presents statistics from the 2011 and 2016 censuses relating to the use of Irish language for the Irish Language Networks. The Irish Language Networks are defined according to Settlement or Electoral Division boundaries.  This dataset is published online through the Language Planning Viewer application run by the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht: http://arcg.is/2nkqdMb

Tags: bhailte seirbhíse gaeltachta, census, environment, gaeilge, gaeltacht langauage planning areas, ireland, irish, population distribution, society, staitisticí, statistics, éire
Organization: Marine Institute
Co. Limerick Speed Limits (2006)

The Speed Limits are created under powers conferred by Section 9 of the Road Traffic Act 2004.  Maps are created under byelaws showing proposed speed limits and zones.  Where a speed limit exists this is also mapped. This dataset contains the speed limits created in 2006.

Tags: limerick, road, road network, traffic infrastructure, transport, transport networks, transportation
Organization: Limerick City & County Council
Co. Longford Record of Protected Structures

This dataset contains the locational data for the Record of Protected Structures (RPS) for - Longford County Council.  It forms part of the Development Plan. Each development plan must include policy objectives to protect structures or parts of structures of special interest and to preserve the
character of architectural conservation areas within
its functional area. The primary means of achieving the former objective is for the planning authority to compile and maintain a record of protected structures for its functional area to be included in the development plan. A planning authority is obliged to include in the RPS every structure which, in its opinion, is of special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest. This responsibility will involve the planning authority in reviewing its RPS from time to time (normally during the review of the development plan) with a view to making additions or deletions.

Tags: architecture, environment, environmental planning, ireland, protected sites, site protection, society, structure
Organization: Longford County Council
Coastal Soil Susceptibility

This dataset was created to ascertain the level of vulnerability  to erosion processes  along 7 coastal local authorities. . The dataset  classifies the coast line into areas at High, Medium or Low risk based on the subsoil type along the coast at that point. The data was extracted from the EPA/Teagasc subsoils dataset, with each subsoil type within this dataset classified with either a 'High', 'Moderate' or 'Low' ranking, depending on their susceptibility to erosion.

Tags: coastal erosion, coastal susceptibility, coastal zone planning, environment, erosion, geoscientificinformation, ireland, marine, marine environments, oceans, soil, soil erosion
Organization: Heritage Council
Co. Wicklow Architectural Conservation Areas

Architectural Conservation Areas. These areas are created legally under Section 10(2)(g) of the Planning and Development Act 2000 - 2010. This allows for groups of buildings, streets, villages, small towns and larger areas to be designated as Architectural Conservation Areas. Other ACA's may be added over time. Within the County Development Plan, a number of policies apply. This dataset is a polygon dataset where the boundary of the polygon is the legal boundary of the ACA

Tags: architecture, boundaries, conservation, environment, protected sites, site protection, wicklow
Organization: Wicklow County Council
Wicklow Rock Art Project

The Wicklow Rock Art Project (W.R.A.P.) was established by the School of Archaeology, University College Dublin, in May 2012 as a pilot scheme to explore the potential of photogrammetry in rock art recording. 17 known rock art sites were recorded using this technique, which involves taking a series of overlapping images of a rock art panel to create a 3D model. These computer models enable the creation of perspectives not possible in the field, and allow for repeated virtual contact with the rock art, while also monitoring deterioration to the actual panel. W.R.A.P. aims to create a rock art record which can be used as a research resource, a conservation tool, but also to encourage public engagement by presenting this record in a visually engaging and accessible manner. By creating an environment of public engagement and interaction, the project hopes to increase general awareness of rock art in Wicklow, which should result in an increase in identification of new rock art sites. Perhaps more importantly, it aims to increase a sense of identification with rock art sites and help to foster a sense of guardianship of this hidden art. This dataset does not record all Rock Art sites in County Wicklow - for a more comprehensive list visit: http://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/

Tags: archaeology, culture, environment, geography, heritage, ireland, landscape, natural dynamics, photogrammetry, protected sites, research, stone features, tourism, wicklow
Organization: Heritage Council
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Candidate Architectural Conservation Areas

This dataset contains polygon data showing the location of the Architectural Conservation Areas in Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. This forms part of the Development Plan.
The dataset is to be assessed to determine if they meet the requirements and criteria for re-designation as Candidate Architectural Conservation Areas

Tags: architecture, conservation, dublin, environment, environmental planning, planningcadastre, protected sites, site protection, structure
Organization: Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
City of Waterford Architectural and General Conservation Areas

General Conservation Areas refer to a more extensive grouping of buildings and streetscapes.  Architectural Conservation Areas are created legally under Section 10(2)(g) of the Planning and Development Act 2000 – 2010.  This allows for groupings of buildings, streets and larger areas to be designated as Architectural Conservation Areas.  Other Architectural Conservation Areas may be added over time.  Within the City Development Plan, a number of policies apply.  This dataset is a polygon dataset where the boundary of the polygon is the legal boundary of the Architectural Conservation Area.

Tags: architecture, environment, environmental planning, planningcadastre, protected sites, site conservation, structure, waterford
Organization: Waterford City and County Council
Annual Average Hydro Energy Megawatt (MW) Hour

Annual Average Hydro Energy in MegaWatt Hours off the Irish coastline in Electricity generation potential as calculated by the ESBI Pelamis model for the Irish Wave Energy Resource Atlas 2005.

Tags: annual average hydro energy megawatt (mw) hour, coastal heritage, environment, heritage council, marine institute, oceanographic geographical features, oceans
Organization: Marine Institute
Wexford County Council Landscape Character Assessment 2013 -2019

Development plans are created by Local Authorities to provided planned future land use.  Usually updated every 5 years, these plans for an important guide for sustainable development in Local Government.

Tags: askamore, bannow bay, bunclody, development, duncannon, environment, geography, kilmore quay, land use, location, new ross, oulart, planning, planningcadastre, plans, rosslare harbour, science, society, spatial planning, sustainability, tara hill, tintern, wexford
Organization: Wexford County Council
Co. Louth Views and Prospects

Under the provision of Section 10 (2)(e) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000 
there is an obligation on the planning authority to include provision in the development plan for the protection of landscapes, including the preservation of  views and prospects and amenities of places and features of natural beauty and interest. County Louth has a number of important areas of outstanding beauty and high amenity value in addition to views and prospects that require protection.

Tags: conservation, environment, louth, protected sites, site protection, structure
Organization: Louth County Council
Co. Wexford

A trail is usually a path, track or unpaved lane or road. Trails in Co. Wexford include Coillte Recrecational Trail, National Loop Walk, Cycling and other trails.

Tags: askamore, atmosphere, bannow bay, biosphere, bunclody, duncannon, environment, forest, geography, green space, kilmore quay, land use, location, new ross, oulart, planningcadastre, recreation, recreational area, rosslare harbour, science, society, tara hill, terrestrial area, tintern, wexford
Organization: Wexford County Council
Pilgrim Paths

The Pilgrim Paths of Ireland are a collection of ancient religious routes around the country which have documented claims to having been used by pilgrims since ancient times. Its objective is the development of a network of walking routes along medieval pilgrimage paths. The project aims to raise awareness of the different aspects of heritage, built and natural, encountered along the routes, while contributing to sustainable tourism and community development in each local area.

Tags: cultural heritage, culture, ecology, environment, heritage, ireland, landscape, pilgrimage, protected sites, religion, scenery, society, tourism
Organization: Heritage Council
Co. Offaly Tree Preservation Orders

Tree Preservation Orders are created under section 205 of the Planning and development Act 2000-2010. This allows for the Planning Authority to make provision for the preservation of any tree, trees or woodlands as specified in the order. Within the County Development Plan, a number of policies apply. The dataset is a polygon dataset showing the location of trees.

Tags: conservation, environment, offaly, protected sites, site protection, structure, tree
Organization: Offaly County Council
UNESCO Sites in Ireland

This dataset displays the UNESCO World Heritage sites and Geoparks across the island of Ireland.

Tags: agriculture, archaeology, building, caves, culture, ecosystems, environment, geography, geology, geoscientificinformation, heritage, inland waters, ireland, islands, landscape, mining, natural areas, natural dynamics, natural formations, prehistoric, protected sites, regional importance, religion, seacliffs, society, tourism, water
Organization: Heritage Council
Co. Limerick Architectural Conservation Areas (2010)

These areas are created in legally under Section 10(2)(g) of the Planning and Development Act 2000 - 2010. This allows for groups of buildings, streets, villages, small towns and larger areas to be designated as Architectural Conservation Areas.  Other ACA's may be added over time. Within the County Development Plan, a number of policies apply. This dataset is a polygon dataset where the boundary of the polygon is the legal boundary of the ACA.

Tags: conservation, environment, limerick, protected sites, site protection
Organization: Limerick City & County Council
Co. Limerick Record of Protected Structures

The Register of Protected Structures is a statutary document manitained under Section 10(2)(f) of the Planning and Development Acts 2000 - 2010.  Structures can be added at any time and not just on publication of the County Development Plan. This is a point only dataset. The point represents the general location of the structure and does not represent the actual extents of the protected structure.  The data has been collected from 2000 to 2010

Tags: architecture, environment, limerick, protected sites, site protection
Organization: Limerick City & County Council
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Architectural Conservation Areas

This dataset contains polygon data showing the location of the Architectural Conservation Areas in Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. This forms part of the Development Plan.

An architectural conservation area (ACA) is a place,
area, group of structures or townscape, taking
account of building lines and heights, that is of
special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest or that contributes to the appreciation of a protected structure, and whose character it is an objective of a development plan to preserve.

This dataset contains locations that represent and exhibit a distinct character and intrinsic qualities, based on their historic built form and layout

Tags: architecture, conservation, dublin, environment, environmental planning, planningcadastre, protected sites, site protection, structure
Organization: Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
Co. Mayo Municipal Districts

A municipal district is an administrative entity comprising a clearly defined territory and its population. It can refer to a city, town, village or a small grouping of them, or a rural area. Following the Putting People First, Action Programme for Local Government and the Local Government Reform Act 2014, County Mayo's former six Electoral Areas were re-structured as four Municipal Districts: West Mayo, Castlebar, Ballina and Claremorris.  Municipal Districts for the new tier of local governance at sub-county level.  The first election to the new Municipal Districts was in June 2014, where councillors were elected simultaneously in local electoral areas to both a Municipal Districts and County Council.

Tags: administration, administrative organisation, administrative units, atmosphere, ballina, boundaries, castlebar, claremorris, geography, government, local authority, mayo, municipal level, political organisation, politics, science, society
Organization: Mayo County Council
Co. Limerick Views and Prospects (2010)

The Views and Prospects dataset is defined within the County Development Plan for Limerick County under Section 10(2)(e) of the Planning and Development Acts 2000- 2010.  It was originally created in 2004 and was reviewed for the current plan. The dataset consists of line data indicating the area of amenity/view.

Tags: conservation, environment, limerick, protected sites, site protection
Organization: Limerick City & County Council
Co. Wicklow Sugarloaf Landscape Study

Landscape Survey of Great and Little Sugar Loaf Mountains carried out in 2010 by Atkins. Dataset includes survey  information on the landscape character, ecology (mapped to Fossit level III and Habitats directive Annex1), geology, archaeology and built heritage of area with recommended SAAO boundary, core and buffer areas.

Tags: boundaries, environment, land, landscape, protected sites, wicklow
Organization: Wicklow County Council