NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Description: According to owners, is meant to be demolished in the near future.
Name: Paddy's Cottage
Description: Still has a threshold at the entrance door.
Description: Former Toll House.
Name: Ballaghnatrillick Creamery
Description: Attacked during the War of Independence.
Name: Croppies' Grave
Description: Monument erected by the Robinson Family to the memory of the "croppies" (Irish Rebels) who died during the nearby battle of Clonard in the 1798 United Irishmen Rebellion
Description: 5-bay house, possible once thatched
Description: Foundation for a house that was never finished
Name: Killeagh Playground
Description: See http://killeaghinch.ie/local-info/the-playground/
Name: Old National School
Description: Old Rathcormac NS
Name: The Orchard
Description: On the Night of the Big Wind, 6th January 1839, the trees in the Orchard were blown over and uprooted. Only two survived, one of them with its trunk partially resting on the ground.
Description: Ice House
Name: Pitch 2
Description: (95 x 68)
Name: Cronins Coaches
Description: Original Kilbarry switchgear building, later acquired by Cronins Coaches
Description: Seemingly abandoned building construction. Some / all walls, no roof.
Name: Carmelite Place
Description: Planning permission for a new 3 - storey residential development comprising 14 dwellings in a mix of 5 no. 1 - bed and 2 no. 2 - bed ground floor apartments, and 5 no. 3 -bed and 2 no. 4 -bed duplexes granted 11 Apr 2022.
Description: Mixed-use building with three Eircodes. Two of the properties, 22A and 21A, are commercial use and take up most of the ground floor. The other property, 21B "Áras na Gréine" is a private dwelling with entrance on ground, but occupies all the first floor
Name: Tully’s Bar
Description: Tully's Bar is all things to all people. A tasty home cooked lunch, the best craft beers on tap, incredible coffee, good tunes and great people can all be found in Tully's.
Name: Scraggs Alley
Description: Scraggs Alley in Carlow has been providing live music and fun that appeals to people from all walks of life for the last 26 years. Scraggs welcomes groups of all sizes!
Name: Corran Integrated Primary School
Description: Corran Integrated Primary School and Nursery
Name: Tosnú Mental Health Resource Centre
Description: Tosnú Mental Health Resource Centre; catering for Adult mental health and disability support. Noted as operational in addition to the Ballincollig Primary Care Centre
Name: Cois na Laoi
Description: Former site of "Gaelscoil Uí Ríordáin"; Irish language school now located in purpose-built building in Carriganarra. Redeveloped circa 2024 for use as accommodation for up to 94 Ukrainian refugees.
Name: Reddy’s Bar & Restaurant
Description: Reddys is a Family Run Pub & Restaurant serving a variety of food & drink all day every day.
Name: Convent of Mercy
Description: Convent / nunnery listed on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage.
Description: Brick-faced enclosure for electrical transformer. Pyramidal roof, possibly of steel sheeting. Roof discoloured by adjacent tree.
Description: former cinema
Name: Europort Business Park EBP04 & EBP04a
Description: Europort Business Park/EBP04 & EBP04a
Name: Europort Business Park EBP02 & EBP03
Description: Europort Business Park EBP02 & EBP03
Name: Europort Business Park EBP05
Description: Europort Business Park EBP05
Name: Threads Embroidery and Print
Description: Business premises
Description: Grow house for horticulture business
Name: Elizabeth Drummond Tower
Description: Victoria Drummond Tower was built as a Folly Tower in the victorian period in 1858 by Victor Drummond Delap as part of Monasterboice House & Demesne. The tower is regarded as a folly tower built in remembrance of his late mother Victoria Drummond Delap. R
Name: Hillsborough ED
Description: Corcreeny only part of 1901 census.
Description: This was originally a site with 2 semi-detached houses. now it is a single residence (Note: No number 34)
Description: Roofing supply store
Description: Local Park
Name: Rochfortbridge Pitch & Putt Course
Description: Rochfortbridge Pitch & Putt Club - 18 hole Course -
Description: remains of Bushypark House estate
Description: Neighbourhood green space
Description: Old potato drills are extant in this field, now covered in grass
Description: Gate lodge-style house.
Name: Four Seasons Garden Centre
Description: Garden Centre
Description: Roof in need of repair on date of survey.
Description: Thatched roof and overall appearance examplary on day of survey.
Name: The Norman View Motorhome Park
Description: Seven places with power. 13 spaces with hard standing. Bikes for hire.
Name: Soldiers Gardens
Description: 7 X Soldiers Gardens
Name: Fort Camden Married Soldiers Quarters
Description: Marrried Soldiers Quarters Map dated 1880
Name: Old Municipal Waterworks
Description: First municipal waterworks for Galway City, built in the later 19th century and early 20th century
Name: Terryland Castle
Description: Built in the 16th or 17th Century by the De Burghs
Description: Poem "The Wayfarer" by P.H. Pearse carved into granite slabs arranged in a circle
Name: Enniskillen South West College
Description: Opened in 2021
Name: The Cottage, Tivoli Place
Description: Former children's home converted into terraced houses.
Localized names: The Cottage, Tivoli Place; An tIostán, Plás Tivoli
Name: Mobile World
Description: "Buy/Sell Phones - Repairs - Unlocking"
Description: Williamite encampment
Name: Ballyhitt Farmhouse
Description: Ballyhitt farmhouse. This house was built around 1900 by Furlong, the builder of nearby Broadway, using mud bricks. The mud was collected in the marl-hole to the south, shaped into bricks and then heated and hardened in the kiln beside the marl-hole.
Description: Former Abbeyleix Post Office building.
Name: Court Field
Description: Cropmarks indicate the lost village
Name: Barnahile
Description: O'Kelly has it as "Bán na n-úll", but compare to his "Bán na háille" in Radestown. This field is on a slope.
Name: Pairc an easca
Description: Farmer prounces it "bawn an eeshk" and interpreted it as "Field of the fish". The surveyor suggested "uisce" rather than "iasc", to which the farmer responded that that could be possible, because there used to be a well in the field.
Name: Rothe's Field
Description: John Rothe was a wealthy merchant in Kilkenny who died in 1620. The townsland Ruthstown is named after is family.
Name: Carpenter's Orchard
Description: Hugh Carpenter occupied the land at the time of the Griffith Valuation (p. 89).
Description: Windmill stump.
Name: Piper's Field
Description: Has been part of a larger field since sometime in the 1900s
Description: Former Location of Buildings
Description: Detached three-bay two-storey house, built c. 1880 furtehr info: https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/21511020/tudor-house-roses-avenue-limerick-municipal-borough-limerick-limerick
Name: Greenhill
Description: Also a B&B
Description: House was built by land-owning priest for his brother suffering from tuberculosis as a sanatorium. New owner took down glass walls to build greenhouse.
Description: Disused corn mill.
Description: Children's Playground
Description: Private dwelling
Description: Seemingly abandoned section of housing estate with approximately 40 houses at foundation stage.
Name: The Middle Bog
Description: Farmer recalls his father taking his three years old brother in the 1950s into the field which was covered in rushes and flaggers (yellow iris). The rushes were growing so tall that the father lost sight of the boy.
Name: Dromana Gate
Description: Gothic-style Hindu arch. Former gate lodge.
Name: Tullyhappy AGI
Description: Above Ground Installation
Name: St. Mobhi Road Post Office
Description: Post Office. Latest Time of Posting: 16:00
Description: Ground floor retail units, with apartments above
Name: Apples
Description: Ground floor retail units, with apartments above
Name: Andersons
Description: Ground floor retail units, with apartments above
Name: Kilbrittain Woods Car Park
Description: Car Park
Name: Ballyroan House
Description: 3-storey, 19th-century landed house converted to apartments.
Description: Cloister
Name: Ballylarkin House
Description: Only two corners of the building now standing, the wall visible on Esri Clarity has since collapsed. Former 17th century house.
Name: Cloghscregg Castle
Description: extents of the ruin measure about 10x10m with a wall thickness of 1.14 m. One window and one corbel stone in northern wall remain (survey 2021-06-22)
Description: no trace found during survey, very overgrown with furze and brambles
Name: Muckalee Church (ruin)
Description: Western gable with doorway most intact, Eastern gable less so, Southern wall very low. Headstones inside church and outside.
Description: Former Schwungrad Energy Research Facility, using  flywheel energy storage. Lumcloon Energy Limited proposal to redevelop as a BESS.
Description: pump house
Name: The Third Field of Menton's
Description: Neighbour remembers a Jim Menton living up at Brown Mountain.
Localized names: former owner Menton, James Menton was from Knocknaguppoge.
Name: The New Meadow and Bush Field
Description: The New Meadow used to be the left half of the field, the Bush Field the right part.
Name: Rincolisky Castle
Description: An Ó Driscoll castle. Rinn Chúil Uisce can be interpreted as the the headland on the corner by the water.
Localized names: Rinn Chúil Uisce
Description: Looks like it could be associated with the former level crossing.
Description: Remains of hall/castle on top of motte. No visible remains.
Description: Bin Shed
Name: RIC Barracks (site of)
Description: This building occupies part of the site of a former RIC barracks, built in the 19th century, in use as a barracks until the early 20th century and demolished in the early 1990s.
Description: features mock-Tudor elements
Description: Building used by Cuala
Name: The Green Bar
Description: Historic local pub in Borrisokane, Co. Tipperary. Serving since 1918. Home to the Fairgreen Cafe.
Name: Freefall
Description: Steep open area in the sand dunes at Portstewart Strand.
Name: The Private Security Authority - Headquarters
Description: Building appears to be a former Garda station.
Description: Summer House
Description: Old Post Office
Name: South Gates
Description: Access via a bus from Gate 335
Name: Beachfront Rental
Description: Available for summer rental - 28dubhcarrig@gmail.com
Description: The Courtown Hotel has been a tradition in family fun holiday in the Sunny South East for many years and we wish to continue the tradition.
Description: Rear part of building.
Name: Greenpark
Description: Entrance has white-coloured piers with "GREENPARK" engraved onto them.
Description: Hayshed for storing hay, animal fodder and machinery.
Name: 1945 Schoolhouse
Description: Abandoned schoolhouse, dated 1945
Name: Market Yard
Description: Farmers market twice weekly
Name: Parke Group Water Scheme
Description: Parke GWS water treatment plant
Name: Drumsleed Loughs
Description: Lagoon and saline lake
Name: Grange Castle Golf Course
Description: 18 Hole Championship
Name: Top Field
Description: used to stretch to the road before these houses were built
Description: Used to be Clonmelon Motors Ltd with Esso forecourt, now closed.
Description: Ground level is "outdoors" and part of the cemetery. Top level is a modern extension following the original pre-Reformation footprints of the church.
Description: Whole building.
Description: Front part of building.
Description: Section facing Gladstone Street. Possibly offices over shops.
Description: Well building
Name: Dame Alice Yard
Description: Opened during COVID19 epedemic as outdoor seating area.
Name: Stage Field
Description: In the times of open air dancing, the stage was erected in this field.
Name: The Green
Description: Formerly the Big Field.
Name: The Banse
Description: Name refers to its connection to the Glebe.
Name: John Rothe's Field
Description: John Rothe was a wealthy merchant in Kilkenny who died in 1620. The townsland Ruthstown is named after is family.
Name: Mary Whelan's Acre
Description: Family Phelan emigrated to New Zealand, but name still remains in the field.
Name: The Mews at Drake's Point
Description: Housting estate with approximately twenty-four 2- and 3-bedroomed houses.
Name: Zimmer Biomet
Description: https://www.zimmerbiomet.com/en
Description: Agricultural shed for housing livestock and fodder.  Constructed from galavanised steel.
Description: Site and garden surrounding residential house.
Description: Site and garden of private residential house in a rural area.
Description: Bungalow built in the late 1970s.
Description: Two-storey house built in the early 1980s.
Name: Kilvilcorris Bog
Description: Area of low-lying wet ground planted with forestry.
Description: It was here that the soup was distributed to victims of the famine.
Name: Rathgurreen Ringfort
Description: Bivallate ringfort.
Localized names: Middlethird; Raw Gurreen
Description: electric cars only
Description: Started harvesting in 2017 (7-10 year crop rotation).
Description: Haybarn
Name: Hill House
Description: https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/11814102/hill-house-tipper-road-naas-east-naas-kildare
Description: Pumping station for local public water supply.
Description: Basketball court on the grounds of Drom National School.
Description: Two-storey farmhouse dating from early 20th century.
Name: CMWS
Description: CMWS Community Hall
Name: Ullard Church
Description: Romanesque church with Romanesque doorway, two carved figurines above the door in the West gable, sedilia and piscina in altar area, spiral staircase leading up to no longer existing 1st floor.
Description: Disused windmill.
Name: Christ the Redeemer
Description: Shankill Parish Church
Description: Appears to be a partially-built, 4-storey block of apartments from pre-2013. Possibly some work done in 2019-2022.
Name: Waterlane House Apartments
Description: Waterlane House contains flats behind two doors. Flat 1 has it's own door on the Eastern end of the building and Flats 2, 3 and 4 on the Northern end.
Name: Amazon Logistics
Description: Amazon Logistics Ireland. Centre code DIS1
Name: Tolka Valley Pitch and Putt course
Description: pitch and putt
Description: Trailhead for North Kerry Greenway
Name: Old Church of Killeagh
Description: A deconsecrated Church of Ireland church estimated to be built in 1723. Sits on the grounds of a medieval graveyard
Description: Older building, single height, gabled roof.
Description: Older building, single height, possible corridor.
Description: Possible convent.
Description: Older building, double height, mansard roof.
Name: KFC
Description: fast food
Name: McDonald's
Description: fast food
Description: plough-levelled
Description: Named "infant grave yard" on historical map
Description: The field used to extend across the forest (which was not there) to the field The Old Street.
Description: Tailing pond
Description: Possibly Ban Ard in O'Kelly's Placenames book.
Description: Used to stretch all the way to the townsland border.
Description: Probably phonetic spelling of Bán glass = Green field.
Description: Could it be phonetic for "Bán na tur" (The Tower Field) and in combination with The Old Street and The Old Garden hint at a vanished settlement?
Description: Lower part now covered in forest.
Description: O'Kelly mentions An Beithin as one of the field names, but there are others of that name in Ballyfoyle. However, its closeness to Ban Ard makes it likely that he referred to this one.
Description: Streched all the way to the subtownland border in the past.
Description: Possible demolished building?
Description: arch that looks classicist in architecture from across the river
Name: The Apple House / Cider House
Description: This building is in ruins and completely covered in vegetation (2020). It was originally built as a storage building for storing apples, after which it became a dwelling house.
Name: Lookout Post
Description: Used during WWII
Name: Mauds
Localized names: Mauds
Localized descriptions: Ice Cream Shop
Name: Taghadoe Round Tower
Description: Round Tower from 6th century
Description: Square rath
Name: Topline Wards
Description: Home, gardening, DIY, and building supplies shop.
Name: Achadh Bulla
Description: Translated as the Field of the Little Apples by a local source
Name: Flaherty's Field
Description: Named for the O'Flaherty family who lived in Castlefield House from 1770s to 1830s. Also named for the Keeffe family who lived in Castlefield House from 1850s to 1960s
Name: Hogans
Description: Local oral history states that on the road frontage near the NE corner of this field, was a large tree known as The Gallows Tree. A man is believed to have been hanged from this large tree. Thus the field was also known as The Gallows Field.
Name: Webb's Acre
Description: Local infomation states that Capt. Webb had a house here.
Description: A former resident of the area describes it as a "circular earthwork" and the adjacent field used to be known as "Moat Field"..
Name: Shelter Belting
Description: Used to be used as a sheltered area for cattle.
Name: Craigavon 5th-scale Model Car Stadium
Description: Craigavon model car and bike club. First for 1/5th scale model racing in northern Ireland
Name: Rathurles Ringfort
Description: Likely iron age ringfort
Description: One of two incinerators for sewage sludge.
Description: Private Playground for School.
Name: Cloghogue ED
Description: Not in 1901 census.
Name: Achill Henge
Description: A modern Stonehenge-like structure
Description: Derelict house now used to house animals. Once the home of a man named Jimmy Russell, a bachelor who died in the late 1980s.
Description: Garden surrounding residential building.
Name: The Rock Field
Description: Gave its name to the townsland, i.e. Carrigeen meaning "little rock".
Name: Far Derries Field
Description: "Derries" refering to the oak trees, see townland's name "Kilderry". O'Kelly has it as "Far Doire" (p. 83).
Name: Near Derries Field
Description: "Derries" refering to the oak trees, see townland's name "Kilderry". O'Kelly has it as "Near Doire" (p. 83).
Name: Near Church Meadow
Description: O'Kelly has "Church Meadow" as field name (p. 83).
Name: Far Church Meadow
Description: O'Kelly has "Church Meadow" as field name (p. 83).
Description: Former Customs House
Description: possibly the shed referred to in the fieldname
Name: Lodge Field
Description: Name refers to former landuse as farmland rather than forest, compare British War Office map, where it is not marked as forest.
Name: Superior Carpet Cleaning
Description: At Superior Carpet Cleaning in Nenagh, our main goal is to make sure we leave you with a smile on your face after conducting our state of the art carpet and upholstery cleaning.
Name: Desmond Castle
Localized names: Caisleán Deasmhumhan
Localized descriptions: French Prison; An Príosún Francach
Name: Connolly Crescent
Description: postal address
Description: Possibly an abandoned power substation.
Name: Black Pit
Description: A style known as Black Stile was on the south boundary of this field
Name: Castle Field
Description: #fieldnames
Name: Grove Field
Description: Also known as Road Field, the grove used to be in the Southwestern corner.
Name: Kennel Field
Description: There was a stile in the SE corner of this field called Mikies Stile
Name: Kiln Field
Description: The kiln was in the north-eastern corner, roughly where the house is now.
Name: School Field
Description: The school was situated in the south where the house is now.
Name: Kiln Field
Description: Lime kiln was to the north of the field.
Description: compulsory purchase order
Description: Three-span reinforced concrete road bridge over the River Dodder. Walkways under part of both side spans, possibly designed to allow the river to flood safely. Replaced previous bridge.
Description: 220kV GIS substation
Name: Donie Comerford's
Description: Donie Comerford's mechanic/car repair service. This site was the location of Drom Co-Operative Creamery from 1904 to 1994. Some of the original creamery buildings have been demolished.
Name: Brookley House
Description: Ruins of Brookley House, built in the 18th century, unoccupied since the early 20th century.
Name: Mullennahone Gorse
Description: no. 65 on the 1896 fox covert map
Name: Mungret College
Description: Mostly disused structure now partially used as a school.
Name: Merrion Strand
Description: Merrion beach is a sandy beach with a gradual slope which makes the water too shallow for any real swimming. There is a large inlet of water that remains even at low tide and is known locally as "Cockle Lake". Although Merrion Strand itself has little flo
Name: Shangarry
Description: name also recorded in Schools Collection as "Sheana gorry" https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4758560/4754764
Localized names: Sean Gharrai in Irish which translates as old garden
Name: Ban Gharra
Description: name recorded as "Bawn gorra" in Schools Collection https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4758560/4754764
Localized names: Local knowledge translates Ban Gharra as a fallow field or garden
Name: An Clasheen
Description: name also recorded in Schools Collection: https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4758560/4754764
Localized names: An Clasheen or An Claisin translates as a ditch or a furrow
Name: An Cruachan
Description: name recorded as "Crocawn" in Schools Collection https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4758560/4754764
Localized names: Local knowledge translates An Cruachan as a little hill or mound
Name: An reilig
Description: According to O'Kelly, human bones and rude head-stones were unearthed here. Local knowledge states: An reilig is the cemetery, graveyard or resting place. It is in the townland of Kilcronagh which is part of Bramblestown. Kilcronagh is  Cill Cronach in Ir
Localized names: after bones and headstones found in the field, presumption it was a graveyard
Name: The Haven Bar
Description: Very Good Pub with a Pool Table and outdoor seating area
Description: plough levelled
Name: Ruin of a small castle
Description: A ruin of a small castle or tower house. Roof and floors are totally destroyed and nature is taking back the facility. Open access, seems to be safe to enter.
Name: Tinnakeenly Bog
Description: A stream flows through the bog known as Ochalona stream
Name: Back Lodge
Description: Historically one field, now cut by the motorway.
Name: Front field
Description: The scene of a battle in circa 1620
Description: The graveyard is a burial ground that has no old grave stones. The grave is simply a crude hole 30ft across, into which a mass of bodies were thrown and covered over with only a foot of soil after a battle, that took place in front of the house in about 1
Description: Storage area for architectural fragments.
Name: Cill Chluain Each
Description: Disused Burial Ground and probably a church. Possibly was the centre of a parish between Gleann Bearcháin and An Chraobhach in the middle ages. Cill Chluain Each was anglicised to Kilcloonagh in some sources. Cluian Each seems to derive from ' a horse pas
Description: Likely a drinking water or sewage pumping station.
Description: Abandoned building site - planning permission http://planning.corkcoco.ie/ePlan/AppFileRefDetails/068426/0
Name: Moyleen Lough
Description: Turlough
Description: Private staff car park not accessible to public.
Name: Timoleague House (Original)
Description: Ruins of the original Timoleague House
Name: Block A
Description: https://planning.agileapplications.ie/dunlaoghaire/application-details/79385#documents
Name: Lake Temple
Description: The Lake Temple is a circular island building in the lake to the west of Gibraltar. The outer wall has decorative recesses and the internal circle of columns surrounds a well-like central core. There is evidence that the columns may have originally been
Name: Gibraltar
Description: This is a castellated miniature fort with circular gun-holes and five battlemented towers situated on one of two islands within the lake. It would have been constructed just shortly before, or at the same time as, the famous defence by the British of the