NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Gort na Geata
Description: Translates as the Field of the Gate. Two adjoining fields have this name
Name: Liath Óiléan
Description: Described in Lankford as a hilly area. Liath Óileán can be interpreted as Grey Island and may have possibly got its name from the grey stone on the hillside
Name: Cloverín
Description: Can be interpreted as small clover. According to Lankford it got this name as a lot of clover grew here
Name: The Big Field
Description: Originally four fields but now there is just one and it is known as The Big Field
Name: Furze Hill
Description: According to Lankford, this is now a reclaimed field
Name: Cúilín
Description: Translates as The Small Field (Nook)
Name: Páirc na Coise
Description: Described by Lankford as the field at the foot of the hill. Two adjoining fields have this name
Name: Garraidhe Han
Description: Two adjoining fields have this name
Name: Páirc na Coille
Description: Described by Lankford as the Field of the Ruin
Name: Carraig Mhór
Description: Translates as Big Rock. Two adjoining fields have this name
Name: Garraidhe Han
Description: Two adjoining fieds have this name
Name: An Bán Garbh
Description: Lankford logged this as an Tharn Garbh but the adjoining house is called the Bán Garbh (rough pasture)
Name: Cúilín Cann
Description: Described by Lankford as a small bit of ground
Name: The Leaca Mhór
Description: Translates as a Big Sloping Field
Name: The Lios Field
Description: There was a lios in this field
Name: Cathair
Description: A name given to a field with a lios in it
Name: Gairdín Shéain
Description: Translates as Sean's Garden
Name: Páirc an Tobair
Description: Translates as The Field Of The Well
Name: Disused Burial Ground
Description: Marked on War Office map.
This is known as the Spanish Ovens - (most likely for cooking). There was a Cross built with stones in the middle of this area - we are doubtful that this is a disused buriel ground.
Name: Páirc a' Tuaig
Description: Also described in Lankford as Cnoc Shéain de Barra (Sean Barry's Hill)
Name: Páircín an Síneán
Description: Described in Lankford as the Field of the Pissemiers (ants)
Name: Cúilín Nancy
Description: According to Lankford, Nancy may have been the grandmother or great grandmother of Cardinal Conway
Name: The Cathair
Description: Generally the name of a field with a Lios. There were two adjoining fields with this name
Name: Clais an Uisce
Description: Can be interpreted as the field of water
Name: Clais Mairéad
Description: Can be interpreted as Maireád's field
Name: The Lios
Description: Can be interpreted as the ringfort
Name: Clais
Description: Translates as field
Name: Tobar Brunaigh
Description: According to Lankford this translates as Brown's Well
Name: Clais Iochtar
Description: Translates as Lower Field
Name: Bán Fada
Description: Can be interpreted as the long field
Name: Silage Field
Description: Named as silage was grown there
Name: Páirc an Clúair
Description: meaning unknown - páirc is a field - as a guess cluar may be linked to cluarán which is a thistle. Alternatively it might be Páirc an Cholúir (field of the pigeons)
Description: ecclesiastical enclosure
Name: Páirc an Chnoic
Description: Translates as the Field of the Hill
Name: High Field
Description: According to Lankford you can see 5 parishes from it
Name: Móinteán
Description: Translates as reclaimed bog/peat-land. Got its name as there is black ground in it (Lankford)
Name: Well Field
Description: It has a well in it
Name: Páircín na Croise
Description: Translates as the Field Of The Cross
Name: Middle Móinteán
Description: Móinteán is rough land/ reclaimed bog
Name: Southern Móinteán
Description: Móinteán is rough land / reclaimed bog
Name: Mill Field
Description: A Raheen man and later Lisavaird Co-op had a mill and shop beside the field.
Name: School Field
Description: According to Lankford, there was a school built in it
Name: Hilleen
Description: Translates as a small hill
Name: Móinteán Mór
Description: Móinteán is a rough field (reclaimed bog/peat-land maybe). Mór means big
Name: Car House Field
Description: Car house built there
Description: Vault of unknown purpose and age.
Name: Mercy Convent National School
Description: Girls National School
Name: The Croc
Description: The Croc comes from Currach which means boggy wet land
Description: This was one of the three Cahergal Lakes in the past
Name: Gravel Pit
Description: According to Lankford, this field was also known as the Swing Field or the Craith
Name: Patsy's Field
Description: This is one of many fields known as Patsy's Fields
Name: Patsy's Field
Description: This is one of many fields called Patsy's Field
Name: Patsy's Field
Description: There was a lios in this field at one time but it is not there anymore (Lankford)
Name: The Picnic Tree Field
Description: The family had a picnic tree in this field
Name: The Gravel Pit
Description: Also known as the Swing Field or The Craigh
Name: Trá Núin
Description: Meaning unknown. Trá is a beach. Perhaps Trá an nuan - strand of lambs
Name: Slingeán
Description: Meaning unknown. Perhaps Sliogán - a place of shells
Name: Gort na Mná
Description: Translates as The Field of the Women. Also known as the High Field
Name: Páirc an Torraimh
Description: Translates as the Funeral Field. When people worked in this field they could see funerals going to Myross Graveyard.
Name: Páirc an Torraimh
Description: Translates as the Funeral Field. When people worked in this field they could see funerals going to Myross Graveyard
Name: Castle Field
Description: Situated in this field are the  ruins of Castle Ire (it was built around the 13th century by Ivor O'Donovan according to Lankford)
Name: Pairc Leasa
Description: Translates as the Lios field (fairy fort).There is supposed to be a lios in this field
Name: Drom Buí
Description: Translates as The Field With The Yellow Back because there is a hill covered with furze
Name: Tobar Field
Description: Tobar is a well (spring water)
Name: Gort na Carraigeacha
Description: Translates as the Rocky Field
Name: Gort na hEorna
Description: Translates as the Field Of The Barley
Name: Gort na hEorna
Description: Translates to the Field Of Barley
Name: Páirc Charlie
Description: Describes as Charlie's Field
Name: Barr a Locha
Description: Perhaps means top of the lake
Name: Carraig Dhubh
Description: Translates as the Black Rock
Name: Cúm na Gaoithe
Description: Translates to a windy hollow.There is a story in Lankford that the fairies were seen playing football here
Name: Faithus
Description: Meaning unknown
Name: Trá na Bharaille
Description: Translates to the beach of barrels. It is believed that a number of barrels washed in here during a shipwreck
Name: Baithinaux
Description: Meaning unknown
Name: Gleann
Description: There is a well in this field where the people after killing pigs washed the guts of the pigs.
Localized names: The Glen
Name: Dún Ivor
Description: It got this name as it is the field next to Ivor O'Donovan's castle. Dún is a fort.
Name: Tower Lodge
Description: Gatehouse with entrance road passing though the bottom level of the house.
Name: Barr a'Bhéil
Description: Meaning unknown
Name: Jim Barry's
Description: Dance platform that was in use up on Sunday afternoons until the 1960's.
Name: Grannery
Description: Used for civil wedding ceremonies.
Description: Might be an ancient graveyard or a cillín
Name: The Lios Field
Description: Lios is a fairy fort
Name: Bridge Field
Description: Also listed by Lankford as Coolroe and maybe An Cuas Ruadh
Name: The Church Field
Description: It is said that there was a lios/ringfort in this field at one time
Name: Bog Field
Description: according to Lankford there is the remains of a Fulacht Fia
Name: Páirc na Locha
Description: Translates as the Lake Field. Got its name as there is a lake next to it
Name: Sean Ghraif Upper
Description: The old grubbed field. Sean Graif Lower is across the border in Brade
Name: Móinteán
Description: Translates as a bog, rough, reclaimed moor
Name: Mullach
Description: Mullach usually means a field with a hill or a peak
Name: Clós
Description: Translates as a yard
Name: Sean Ghraif Lower
Description: The old grubbed field. Sean Graif Upper is across the border in Brade
Name: Cúlháigh
Description: Meaning unknown
Name: Cnoc an Asail
Description: Translates as the Hill of the Donkey
Name: The Fort Field
Description: Named as there was a lios there
Description: This is believed to be the correct location for the disused  burial ground in this area
Name: Pump Field
Description: According to Lankford there was always a pump in this field
Name: Cúl an Ghabha
Description: According to Lankford it translates as The Smith's Nook
Name: Gort na Móna
Description: Can be interpreted as the bog field
Name: Illnaum
Description: Interpretation unknown
Name: Stookeen
Description: Stookeen Fort is in this field.  Possibly from Stuaicín (Little Height/Summit).
Name: Cros na Marbh
Description: According to Lankford unbaptised children were buried in the  green between the roads
Name: Forge
Description: This was the first forge operated by the McCarthy family of Ballincolla. Circa 1918 it became the home of the Cronin sisters who were a family of dressmakers. Barbara Cronin was the sister best remembered.
Name: Soup Kitchen
Description: During the Famine the Rev. Mr. Oliver, Church of England curate in the parish, opened a soup house here. After mass he did his level best to entice mass goers to accept his free soup. This may have also been the site of one of the first schools in the par
Name: Páirc an Phóna
Description: Would translate as the Field Of The Pound. A Pound was used to hold animals until taxes were paid. There are houses on it now
Name: The Church Field
Description: There are houses on some of it now
Name: Páirc an Aonaigh
Description: Translated as the Fair Field - the local fairs were held here. There are buildings here now
Name: Tullykenneye PRS
Description: Pressure regulating station.
Name: The Orchard
Description: Name given by LOD. Said there used to be an orchard there at on time.
Description: stretched to the west covering the neighbouring field
Description: Roman catholic church used to stand Northwest of here.
Name: St. Edan's Churchyard
Description: Nothing remains of the old church building itself, just the three headstones of former Parish Priests and a new headstone to remember those who were buried in the church in the past.
Name: Saint Mary's Cathedral Graveyard
Description: burial ground for the bishops of Ossory
Description: The whole area used to be part of the Dominican Abbey, and skeletal remains were found when the car park was built.
Description: Well covered by vegetation, not any trace visible.
Description: Used to be known as Church Hill, but the farmer has levelled it. However, it is still an island when the area is flooded.
Description: buildings suffering from coastal erosion
Description: part of the former "Lunatic Asylum"
Name: Castlelost FlexGen
Description: Five 54 MW OCGT generators. Three 220/11 kV transformers. Connected to Kiltotan AGI and on to the Pipeline to the West via 300mm, 85 bar steel Kiltotan Pipeline. Connected to Castlelost 220 kV Substation
Description: This is a social space for use by the residents of the older person's housing.
Localized names: no
Description: farming pen
Description: new build completed early 2022
Name: Abbey Sense Garden
Localized descriptions: sensory gardens
Name: Barry Electronics Ltd.
Description: Marine navigation, communication and fish-finding equipment sales and repair.
Description: old cottage
Description: Site of Tulla Union Workhouse
Name: Rostrevor Oakwood National Nature Reserve
Description: mature oak woodland
Description: Flooded abandoned quarry
Description: Green Space
Description: for loading milk churns in the past
Description: Ballybricken Parish
Name: Carden's Folly
Description: Ruined tower on the slopes of the Devil's Bit mountain which was built in the mid-19th century.
Name: Hawkins Corner
Description: Buisness Centre
Name: Carrigaline Rugby & Athletics (planned)
Description: Site for proposed combined sports facility for Carrigaline Rugby Football Club and Carrigaline Athletics Club.
Name: Kilfithmone Rectory
Description: Kilfithmone Rectory is an early 19th century two-storey house and former residence of the rector of Kilfithmone Church of Ireland. It is a Protected Structure and is on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage.
Description: Blessed Virgin Mary
Name: Knocka Castle
Description: Ruined late medieval circular tower house
Name: Cill na Leanbh
Description: In pasture, on a terrace on a N-facing slope. A rectangular area (12m E-W; 8m N-S) enclosed by the intermittent remains of an earthen bank (Wth 1m; H 0.2m) is according to local information a children's burial ground, known as Cill na Leanbh.
Name: Séipéal an Stuaicín
Description: Built as a thatched chapel in 1723 and renovated in 1812 by Fr Matt Horgan
Description: discovered by b-unicycling, acknowledged as a cashel by National Monument Service 2022-12-08.
Name: Campsie Training School
Description: Electrical line school
Description: part of pitch covered by new school building
Description: Previously disused section of construction site. Some adjacent houses have since been completed.
Name: Spencestown Wastewater Treatment Works
Description: Appears to be primarily a stormwater tank, preliminary treatment and pumping station.
Name: Gibbstown House Entrance
Description: Marked the entrance to Gibbstown House, a 17th century house around which Gibbstown was established, demolished in 1965. This enterance and the gates opposite remain to this day
Name: Lios
Description: There is a lios at this location according to the Historic Monument Viewer
Description: It is more likely that this is the actual mass rock.
Description: Pre-cast concrete manufacturing.
Name: Trá na hAidhleann
Description: name can be interpreted as the strand of the (shoulder-like) projection of land
Description: Seemingly re-activated abandoned section of housing estate with approximately 14 houses at various stages of construction.
Name: A C Components
Description: Retailer of automotive parts and accessories
Name: Xpress 24 Hour Filling Station
Description: 24 hour petrol station
Name: Patch Dog Training
Description: Dog agility competition area
Name: Hogg's Lime Kiln
Description: Double lime kiln with openings towards the main road.
Description: Remains of thatch visible through window.
Description: Tarpolin covering thatch as of 2022.
Name: Culahill
Description: services 858 and 828
Localized names: An Chúchoill
Name: Church
Description: An old church ruin and graveyard. 
National monument reference LE018-037 and LE018-03701
Name: Forde's Castle
Description: Site of the MacConsnavas' Castle
National monument reference LE018-036
Name: Sweeney's Terrace Depot
Description: Street cleaning depot.
Description: Orange coloured dormer house
Name: Scutch Mill
Description: was a Scutch mill, see wikipedia
Name: Corballis Nudist Beach
Description: The Southern end of Donatable beach (past the right of way entrance at The Island Golf Club) is a popular clothing optional area
Name: Fair Green
Description: According to duchas.ie, an annual fair waws held in Cullohill.
Name: McKenna's
Description: Resident artist accommodation
Name: Coach Field Park
Description: Camp site with pre-installed pods. Kitchen available with microwave and fridge.
Name: Kilhedge Gardens
Description: Sheltered housing.
Localized names: Kilhedge Gardens
Name: Rocky Field
Description: The mass path continued through here.
Name: The Rocks
Description: Natural rocks visible on ground and satellite. The area used to be used as a fair ground according to duchas.ie.
Description: Vulcanic rock
Description: Remains of a seaweed composter
Description: newly built thatched house housing the Viking Experience
Name: Mourne Cycles
Description: Bicycle sales and repair shop. Trek dealership.
Description: Bellacorick Iron Flush SAC, Site code 000466
Description: quadruple lime kiln opening to the river
Name: The Old Creamery
Description: Terrace of three houses.
Name: Gallen's Bar
Description: Live music and cocktail bar
Name: An Chlais Fhada
Description: Can be interpreted as the Long Field
Description: Marble City Bar & Tearooms
Description: Being built at the moment Monday 19 Sep 2022
Name: Ballintoy ED
Description: White Park not in 1911 census
Name: Flemingstown
Description: It was known for a long time that there used to be a village or even town, but a geophysics survey revealed burgage plots and a main street. There are lines visible on Esri World Imagery Wayback 2014-02-20 as well.
Name: Shirehall Castle
Description: discovered during geophysical survey along with Flemingstown (which was known about before)
Description: excavated by Kilkenny Archaeology 2019
Description: Storage shed belonging to St John's Close
Name: Mullingar Business Park
Description: Commerical Zones SW of Mullingar Town
Name: Crannog
Description: Reconstruction of a crannog.
Name: Ring fort
Description: Reconstruction of a ringfort.
Name: The Wellhouse thermotherapy spa and wellness centre
Localized names: The Wellhouse thermotherapy spa and wellness centre
Localized descriptions: Nordic and Celtic-inspired thermotherapy spa in restored historic estate buildings and light-filled state of the art extension with hydrotherapy pool, saunas, outdoor whirlpool tubs and wellness garden
Name: The Church Restaurant and Bar
Description: Contemporary Irish restaurant in a restored former Irish Army recreation hall which also served as a place of worship for the community on Sundays. Open to non-residents daily from 12:30.
Name: Crannog
Description: Scale model reconstruction of a crannog.
Name: Bonane Heritage Park
Description: There are several archaeological treasures all of which are accessible along 2000 metres of gravelled walkway.
Name: Cushleake ED
Description: Cushlake Mountains added according to 1901 census.
Name: Viewing Tower
Description: Open-sided timber-framed observation tower with spiral ramp and children's slide in the middle.
Description: Building site for single 7-storey apartment tower, containing 51 1-bedroom apartments and 54 2-bedroom apartments.
Name: Quick Shine
Description: hand carwash and valeting service
Description: Hall (1910, 361-2) noted [...] Possible foundations of a small house, a broad hearth stone, four quernstones, none of which matched, were discovered on the summit.
Name: Ardglass ASSI
Description: Ardglass Area of Special Scientific Interest.   
Designated for its earth sciences / geological interest: the landscape exposes of a range of igneous rocks that together with a number of other sites describe the Newry Igneous Complex
Name: Abbeylands
Description: in private ownership, once the site of the Abbey (demolished by owner)
Name: Loreto Convent
Description: Loreto Convent. Designed by George Goldie. 1861.
Description: if there's a church in the middle, it's probably an early monastic site
Description: duck house
Name: Ballinderry crannóg no. 1
Description: One of the three crannógs excavated by the Harvard Archaeological Expedition in 1936.
Name: Ballydoolough Crannóg
Description: First described in 1870 by William Wakeman.
Description: burnt down after arson attack
Description: replica of an early medieval roundtwoer
Name: Dysart Island
Description: Used to have a monastic site on it.
Description: This might be what gave the townland its name, because there are no natural lakes in the townland which would "house" a crannóg.
Description: Rough Island is a neolithic site that is believed to have been built in the Neolithic Period. The site can only be accessed via a boat.
Name: Fennelly's Forge
Description: Jack and Paddy Fennelly were the last two blacksmiths here.
Name: Three Friars
Description: Three roughly triangular shaped upright stones
Description: Extension.
Description: Original part of three bay, probably thatched farm house with curved windbreak.
Description: Seemingly abandoned terraced housing construction. Some / all walls, no roof.
Description: A single dwelling unit usually inhabited by one family.
Description: Legend has it that Ruadhní, daughter of Manannán mac Lir lived on this island. See https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4427911/4356937/4452078.
Name: Wilkinsons Brook
Description: 2 and 3 storey houses in courtyard and living street-type settings.
Localized names: Wilkinsons Brook
Description: Perfect circle of 27 boulders with a standing stone in the centre.
Description: wild garden with several apple trees
Name: Lisdoo Cashel
Description: scheduled ancient monument. Oval cashel enclosed by a wall of boulders
Name: Derryfalone
Description: Red Brick Bungalow
Description: remains of the wall in the northwestern corner visible on Bing
Description: First described by William Wilde, Oscar Wilde's father.
Description: Disused former shop and house
Name: Beaubec
Description: medieval cistercial grange on the site of older neolothic activity
Name: Garran Bog
Description: Raised Bog, good intact heather section, some cutover sections as well.
Name: Clonmore Bog
Description: Raised Bog, good intact section with heather, some cutover paddocks as well.
Description: Raised Bog
Name: Caisleán Pitch
Description: Natural grass pitch, mowed in summer, floods in winter
Name: Ratoath Childcare
Description: Creche & Montessori.
Name: Inchmore Castle
Description: Ruins of a castle with few walls remaining. Walls on river side have openings to shoot through, most of them triangular in shape on the outside of the castle wall. Most stones were rebuilt into surrounding buildings.
Description: steep hill, no remains of a castle visible
Name: The Lawn
Description: big field in front of house was known as The Lawn
Description: Duck pond built by the Healy family; also the find location of the Foulkscourt Bell.
Name: Leitrim County Council
Description: An area used by the county council for storage of equipment and materials for road maintenence and general works.
Name: Strand of the Old House
Description: An old ruin gave this strand its name
Name: Slieve Croob ASSI
Description: Slieve Croob Area of Special Scientific Interest.    Designated for its earth sciences / geological interest: the landscape exposes granodiorite and Silurian
sedimentary rock that together with a number of other sites describe the Newry Igneous Complex
Name: Regles
Description: Housing estate with mostly 2- and 3-storey houses and some apartments and duplexes.
Localized names: Regles; An Reigléas
Name: Balleally Rise
Description: Estate of mostly 2-storey, brick-fronted houses. Possible sharp elevation differences.
Localized names: Balleally Rise
Description: room for educational film
Description: Supported by churchyard wall.
Description: Childrens Burial Ground no longer in use, identified through GSGS 3906 maps
Description: enclosure visible on Esri and Bing as a curved line to the NW and N of the church ruin
Name: The Former Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site
Description: Current planned site of the Cork Events Center. The sod was turned in 2016 and no construction has commenced since. Humorously referred to by some as the "Non-Events Center"
Description: House Building Project
Name: Passage tomb
Description: Passage tomb with remains of chamber in the central cairn, surrounded by a ring cairn
Description: Raised circular mound with ditch on northern side
Description: These ruins mark the site of a building last occupied by Tommie Nevin, the final inhabitant and caretaker of the island until 1948.
Name: The Faha
Description: Almost certainly from 'Faiche' - a green or lawn - most likely an open area under grass at the centre of Uachtar Bhaile.
Name: Patrick Sexton
Description: Foundation walls only extant. Dates from post-famine era.
Name: Original Cronin house
Description: House abandoned on building of new house to south. Now used as an outhouse/storage shed.
Name: Gáirdín Mhuintir Laoghaire
Description: The name may be interpreted as the f'ield of the Learys' (unusual because there are no Leary families recorded as resident in Toehead in any records since 1825)
Name: Páirc a' Phóna
Description: Might be interpreted as 'the pound field' (as in a pound for animals)
Name: Garraí a' Phóna
Description: May be interpreted as the Pound Garden/Field