NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Description: Late 16th/ early 17th century.
Name: KO Spa
Description: Spa and leisure club
Description: Former KBC bank.
Name: Lanigan’s
Description: Family run, traditional Irish hurling bar and restaurant with weekend late bars and DJs.
Description: Just facades, used by Dunnes Stores for storage and canteen.
Name: Syd Harkin’s
Description: Syd Harkin's Kilkenny is spacious, friendly family run pub in the heart of Kilkenny city, located beside the tourist office and just a stones throw from Kilkenny Castle. A traditional Irish pub split into two bars.
Name: Tynan’s Bridge House Bar
Description: Tynans's is a classic Irish bar in the heart of Kilkenny city dating back to 1703.
Name: O'Neill Centre
Description: Kilkenny Children's Services
Description: For sale Nov 2021
Description: Part of Drinagh Co-operative
Name: Dubh Loch
Description: Mention in a famous local saying -
Da loch agus deug na h-Aichle
Agus dubh loch an t-Sraithleain
2 loughs & 10 of Aghills
and the black lough of Shreelane
Localized names: Dubh Loch
Name: Poll a’Dubhain
Description: Can be interpreted as the poolof the dark hollow. Sometimes anglicised to Poulavaun
Name: Geraldine O’Rourke
Description: She is a mixed media artist whose subject matters range from Aquatic themes, Celtic mythology and Figurative drawings to Acrylic landscapes. Geraldine also makes her own unique porcelain jewellery, cards and also sells archival fine art prints of her work
Localized names: Ealaíontóir Meáin Mheasctha
Name: Sue Donnellan Glass Artist
Description: Sue's work has a vibrancy that lights up every corner of her studio, a melting pot of colour, form, structure, just like the Atlantic coast. Sue's work mirrors the ebb and flow of the tide ever-changing, calm serene, with a burst of oceanic energy and cre
Localized names: Ealaíontóir Gloine
Name: Andrea Rossi Artist
Description: Wth a love of all things irish and nostalgic. Her work is vibrant and uplfting. "The winters in Ireland can be long and introspectve, s my work is to emphasize Nature around us to remind people of the bliss that can be found in everyday life, I paint Irel
Localized names: Ealaíontóir
Name: Ciaran Hogan Baskets
Description: Ciaran specialises in really strong willow baskets. "I grow my own willow which I harvest every year. The various colours in my baset are natural colours from my harvest. The baskets I make vary from large turf baskets to small bread baskets and everthing
Localized names: Ciseáin
Name: Sliding Rock  Contemporary Ceramics
Description: Sliding Rock Contemporary Ceramics is Rob D'Eath's present incarnation through which he makes and sells his own storaneware pottery and shows artists working in Ireland today. Martha Willianson makes wheel work in porcelain, stoneware and white  porcelain
Localized names: Potaireacht
Name: MacHale Park
Description: seating capacity 42000
Name: Lough Cluhir
Description: Two variants of the original name exist Loch Cluthar and Loch Cluthmhar. Both can be interpreted as the sheltered loch. The British OS in 1841 officially anglicised it to Lough Cluhir.
Localized names: Lough Cluhir; Loch Cluthar
Description: Pay and display car park
Description: Talbot's Inch Woodworking Factory (site of)
Name: Teach Helen
Description: Teach Helen is the best teach
Name: Teach Geraldine
Description: Teach Geraldine is the second best teach
Description: Two-storey house with single storey at rear
Description: Shop with apartments on upper floor.
Name: Castlegar Castle
Description: 14th century tower house built by deBurgo family. In ruins.
Localized names: An Caisleán Gearr
Description: (formerly Seomra Spraoi autonomous anarchist social centre)
Name: Tree field
Description: The alt name refers to the south end of this field
Name: Pen or Peg Field
Description: There was Cricket played here in Greenes' formerly "Bushes" "Leahys" in the 1880s. The pin field could possibly be a connection.
Name: Carrolls Field
Description: Named after owners William and John Carroll, but they were no relation to the William and John Carrolls who lived on Carrolls Hill
Name: The Cruchanans
Description: Cnocans or little hills
Name: The Big Field
Description: Was 3 fields. Was Crotty's and Downies before that.
Name: Mullaghfarna megalithic huts
Description: Neolithic Hut Site
Name: Delaney's Bar & Grocery
Description: Bar, lounge, grocery, lottery agent.
Description: windows boarded up
Name: Mulhall's Orchard
Description: Apple orchard
Name: Quicklinks Ltd
Description: Quicklinks Ltd is a leading offline marketing hub specializing in Graphic Design, Printing, and Door-to-Door Online Leaflet Distribution with tracking.
Name: National Bird of Prey Centre
Description: Meet and learn about hawks, owls, eagles and more.
Description: Sale agreed sign Feb 2022
Description: Victorian gatelodge
Name: Block A:Soldiers Quarters Currently Tearooms
Description: Currently Tearooms.  Map 1880: Soldiers Quarters.  Map 1939:  Married Quarters, 2 x Reading Rooms, Billiard Room, Bar,  Larder, Store, Kitchen, Sergeants Mess,  Soldiers Latrine, Ablution, General Latrine.
Name: Block B: Officers Quarters
Description: Block B: Mapped as Officers Mess 1880 & 1939 - 5 Rooms with center room interconnecting
Name: Block C: Officers Quarters Mess
Description: Map 1880: Officers Quarters Mess.  Map 1939:  Officers Mess Establishment, including: Canteen, Billiards Room, Ante Room, Dining Room, Officers Accomodation,  Kitchen, Larder.
Name: Block K - Stores
Description: Map dated 1880 Royal Engineers Workshops, rooms later used as Timber Store, Stable,  Drying Room,  Workshops,  F. W. Store.  By 1939 listed as Stores No. 3, 9, 10.
Name: Block G - Gun Shed (Future Display)
Description: Derelict in a state of disrepair. Intended use: Decommissioned Exhibition Display Area. Previously Royal Engineers Workshop - map dated 1880 and Woodworking Shop, Plumbers Shop and Storage - map dated 1939
Name: R. E. Offices
Description: Map 1880: R. E. Offices.  Map 1939:  Office and Billets.  (R. E. = Royal Engineers) including Drawing Office, P. W Office, R. W Office, D. O's Office, M. Office & D. O's Clark Office
Name: Block D - Office, Church & Ball Court
Description: Map 1880:  Soldiers Quarters & Ball Court.  Map 1939 N. C.O. Quarters, R. C. Church & Ball Alley.
Name: Block I - Recreation Room
Description: Map 1880:  Recreation Room,  later also   R. G. A. Office.  Map 1939:  Recreation Hut, Billiards Room, Reading Room
Name: Block N - Gym & Tackle Store
Description: Maps dating from 1880 list this building as a Gym and Tackle Store. By 1939 it had become a Power Station housing an Engine and S. Board.
Name: Block OA - Store
Description: Map 1939: Store.  Not listed on earlier maps.
Name: Eolas Building
Description: The Eolas Building was officially opened in 2015 and is home to a number of University departments and services including Computer Science, Hamilton Institute, Computer Center and Business Incubators
Description: https://www.talkofthetown.ie/sold-signs-go-up-at-former-authentic-foods-company-facility/
Name: College Park Residences
Description: House 14
Localized names: College Park Residences; Árais Chónaithe Pháirc an Choláiste
Name: Workhouse Lodge
Description: Workhouse Lodge - Mullingar Union - 1841
Name: O'Hanlon Park
Description: 3 indoor courts (Court 3,4&5)
Name: O'Hanlon Park
Description: 2 indoor courts - Court 1&2
Name: The Playstation
Description: Family entertainment centre
Name: Ballysimon North
Description: Ballysimon North Commercial Area
Description: Old toilet house of the abandoned camping site. Facility is totally destroyed by vandalism and full of junk & dirt. Windows and doors are broken or missing.
Description: Old bathhouse/showers of the abandoned campingsite. Facility is totally destroyed by vandalism and floor is full of sheeps dung. Doors and windows are broken or missing.
Name: Gloonan House
Description: Independent living for older people.
Name: Merrion Baths
Description: Men's Pool
Name: Merrion Baths
Description: Women's Pool
Name: Ardnacrusha Tennis Club
Description: Local Tennie club open to all for membership
Description: Ceased functioning as a landfill in 1998.
Name: Mac Cormac Building
Description: Reception/offices
Localized names: Mac Cormac Building; Foirgneamh Mac Cormac
Name: Marconi Building
Description: Physics & Electronic Engineering
Localized names: Marconi Building; Foirgneamh Marconi
Name: Stokes Building
Description: Engineering & Research
Localized names: Stokes Building; Foirgneamh Stokes
Name: Lonsdale Building
Description: Science & Mathematics
Localized names: Lonsdale Building; Foirgneamh Lonsdale
Name: Esker Pines central park
Description: The centre park in the Esker Pines estate
Description: Portarlington Sidings
Description: mushroom_tunnel
Name: West Wicklow House
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303007
Name: Castletown House
Description: Site of
Description: Willow bed and wetland
Name: Saint Margaret's Well
Description: This well was once used to wash the wheels of the cart (horse and cart) of the owners of St. Margaret's. In very ancient times it was an Celtic well
Description: Currently undergoing restoration/remodeling
Name: Constable's Tower
Description: restored
Description: fortifications
Name: Canon Island Abbey
Description: Augustinian monastery built in the late 12th century
Name: St Tighernach
Description: Clones Parish Church
Description: Detached house, possibly extended as nursing home.
Name: Connemara Caravan & Camping Park
Description: Simple campsite
Name: Beech Grove Camping & Caravan Park
Description: Closed
Description: Former bastioned fort.
Name: Castle Hackett
Description: in use 13th to 18th century, in ruins
Name: Turfcutters Stone Hut
Description: Building with one door and window plus a chimney. Open to the elements but suitable for shelter in bad conditions.
Name: Turlough Hill Substation
Description: Switching yard only. The transformers are co-located with the generators.
Description: Wild Flower Meadow
Description: Trees planted by the people in Galway in 2002
Description: Trees planted by people in Galway in 2002
Description: Species rich dry grassland
Description: rich wet grassland
Description: wet grassland
Description: Wet grassland
Description: Unknown service building, likely associated with the tunnel.
Name: Broadstone Hall - Uninest Student Accommodation
Description: Broadstone Hall is a student apartment building situated in the northern area of central Dublin, which is really close to all of the excitement of local restaurants, bars, pubs, museums and shops. The universities and colleges in the city can be reached e
Name: Libra Living
Description: Student accommodation.
Name: Talent Garden Dublin
Description: Coworking space: https://talentgarden.org/ie/campus/dublin/
Description: Dublin City Council yards
Name: Den Joes
Description: A American style restaurant with pizza.
Name: Technological University Dublin - Linenhall
Description: School of Architecture at TU Dublin.
Name: Greenbean House
Description: Coffee Company
Name: Wellington Monument
Description: Statue on stone column and stepped base.
Name: Crinkill Military Cemetery
Description: This cemetery was used for burial of soldiers based at the nearby Crinkill Barracks
Name: Ardcairn House
Description: Student residence
Name: Ballymoney Showgrounds
Description: Ballymoney Showgrounds
Description: Parking for the visitors centre
Name: The Greens
Description: Seemingly abandoned part of housing estate.
Name: The Royal
Description: Three star Family-run hotel
Description: Cozy coffee shop at the ground floor,
Residential apartments at levels 2, 3 and 4.
Name: Oileán an Aoil
Description: Woodland cover probably an extension of the adjacent ancient woodland of Cuildermot
Localized names: Illaunaneel; Oileán an Aoil
Name: Portstewart Strand
Description: A drive-on (fee) beach operated by the National Trust.
Name: Eaton Park Pavillion
Description: sports_pavillion
Name: Seapoint
Description: Seapoint beach is a gently sloping sandy beach with areas of rocks along the coastline. There is an exclusion zone for motorized craft for 300 metres from the foreshore and this is marked by lighted buoys. Swimmers should be aware that there may be sudden
Description: Historic Childrens' Burial Ground
Description: Coleraine Ladies Hockey Club
Name: Drom Community Centre
Description: Officially opened in 1981.
Description: Childrens Fort (Ring Forts and Burial Ground)
Name: Tropical Ravine House
Description: Large greenhouse containing tropical rainforest plants
Description: Excellent well preserved doubled-ringed ringfort
Name: Studio Donegal Mill Shop
Description: Hand Weaving & Garment Makers in Kilcar
Name: Healy's Field
Description: Named for its proximity to Healy's farm across the Kells Rd
Name: The Long Field
Description: Also called Meahan's Field
Name: White Strand
Description: Beach bye-laws are in place with horse riding and dogs prohibited between 11am and 6pm during the summer season.
Name: Doughmore Beach
Description: A 2.5 km long beach which has great surf but is not suitable for swimmer’s due to shifting sand.
Name: Spanish Point Beach
Description: Spanish Point beach lies to the west of Milltown Malbay on the road from Quilty to Lahinch. It is an extensive stretch of sandy beach. Beach bye-laws are in place with horse riding and dogs prohibited between 11am and 6pm during the summer season.
Name: White Strand
Description: White Strand beach is a relatively small sandy beach at the end of a narrow rock-flanked bay. Beach bye-laws are in place with horse riding an
Description: Proposed Iveagh Market Hotel
Name: Long Cairn, Loughmacrory
Description: This neolithic court tomb is in a private field but it is quite visible from the roadside.
Name: Tír na nÓg
Description: Pre-school
Name: Lough Cowey
Description: Appears to be a natural lake that has been augmented to form a reservoir, previously for mill use, but now for the adjacent water works.
Localized names: Lough Cowey; Loch Cumhaighe
Name: Ballycatten Fort
Description: The ancient fort of Ballycatten, the second largest ringfort in Ireland. This fort with its triple ramparts saw many a battle and it was at this ancient spot that the Vikings were first defeated in a pitch battle by the Munster men in AD 910
Name: Ballinspittle Grotto
Description: This grotto was made famous in the mid-1980s by the Moving Statue when some locals claimed to have witnessed the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary moving spontaneously
Description: no 13 vacant with planning permission notice 6 Jan 2020
Description: notice of proposed development by Local Authority 31 July 2020
Name: Site of Former Bellacorick Power Station
Description: Site of Former 40 MW peat-burning Bellacorick Power Station.
Description: Circular Road Wildflower Meadow
Name: Church ruins
Description: Ruined church, possibly since at least the 13th century. According to the National Monuments Service it contains the remains of a font, but as of 2025 the interior is thickly overgrown and inaccessible.
Description: Derelict and inactive substation owned by the ESB. Not on derelict sites register but referred to as derelict in multiple sources
Description: Originally separate retail units with newsagent, bike & pram shop, and video store (1980s). Flats upstairs. Bike shop took over video store. Newsagent demolished. Building footprint may have previously extended over the majority of both yards at rear.
Description: Stairwell. Possibly with a trash chute / bin shed. External finish appears to be pebbledash-like, possibly on precast concrete elements.
Name: 50-70
Description: Main part of building. One-bed / studio units on the ground floor and duplex-style units above, with entrances on the first and third floors.
Description: Stairwell. Possibly with a trash chute / bin shed.
Name: 71-96
Description: Main part of building. One-bed / studio units on the ground floor and duplex-style units above, with entrances on the first and third floors.
Name: Heritage Centre
Description: The old school house
Name: John's Quay Car Park
Description: pay and display zone
Name: Cúm a' Chadhlaigh
Description: Cúm - Hollow
a' - (of the)
Chadhlaigh - Family name of a man who lived there,(normally anglicised to Kiely)
Cheallaigh - Hermit
Also noted in Lankford that three tigíns were built here and were all the same size (10ft x 6ft)
Localized names: Coomahalig; Cúm a' Chadhlaigh
Name: Cahergal Lake
Description: There were actually three lakes known as Cahergal Lake in the past but only one can be clearly seen today though the other two, although overgrown at the edges, are still very wet
Name: The Rink at D12
Description: Roller Disco
Name: Ringrone Castle
Description: Built by Myles De Courcey in 1225. It was occupied by the Spaniards before the Battle of Kinsale. The De Courcey family lived here up to the early sixteenth century. The only remains today are the western wall and part of the north wall
Name: 'The Pitch'
Description: A small playground was built here recently, it also has a football pitch beside it.
Name: Gortacrossig Signal Tower
Description: Napoleonic-era Signal Tower
Name: Drishane Island
Description: Part of Bawnlahan townland and therefore part of Castlehaven Parish.
Localized names: Oileán an Driseáin
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303017
Name: Fowl Island
Description: possibly foul island needs further research
Name: Rón Carraig
Description: This rock is know locally by the Irish name 
Rón - seal
Carraig - rock
Description: Former Lidl Building
Name: Tráigh Liceach
Description: Means Slatey Strand according to  Parish Histories and Place Names of West Cork Bruno O'Donoghue
Localized names: Traligach; Tráigh Liceach
Description: Fox Covert
Name: Siopa an Phobail
Description: https://maps.app.goo.gl/H5isYr1mZt7WBxDv7
Name: Purcell House - DCU
Description: Contains both classrooms and accommodation.
Localized names: Purcell House; Teach Purcell
Description: Large bulk chemical tank.
Description: Sports Grounds
Name: Penneys
Localized descriptions: temporarily closed
Name: Richmond Terrace
Description: The John Nash Charity Apartments
Description: Former paint shop demolished and replaced by a building of approximately 9-10 storeys, type unknown, on the same footprint.
Name: An tOileán Mór
Description: An tOileán Mór would be interpreted as 
An - The
tOileán - island
Mór - big
Localized names: Illaunmore; An tOileán Mór
Name: Barbers Bar
Description: Pub with residential over.
Name: Bramley Lodge
Description: REstaurant and bar.
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 414
Description: Disused Gravel Pit
Name: Moy ED
Description: Clonmore (Clon More) added from 1901 census.
Name: Bovevagh Church
Description: Medieval Parish Church
Name: Bridie's Bar
Description: General store and bar.
Name: New Work Junction
Description: Shared openspace for small companies and self-employeds, installed in a former bank building.
Name: J.B. Burke's
Description: Sports bar
Name: Curran Point PRS
Description: Pressure regulating station. Connected to Larne AGI (Larne AGI may be a specific part of Ballylumford AGI).
Description: planning permission notice dated 28 Aug 2015
Name: Grenville Villas
Description: Semi-detached properties. Address is 8-9 Grenville Place, but the whole building, both properties, is called "Grenville Villas"
Name: George Boole's House
Description: Undergoing restoration work; progressing slowly
Name: W2
Description: Warm-up area
Name: W3
Description: Warm-up area
Name: W1
Description: Warm-up area
Name: Tráigh na nDabhcha
Description: Stoney beach
Localized names: Tráigh na nDabhcha nó Tráigh na nDumhach; Commonly pronouced 'trawnadow’ and less commonly (but probably more accurately) trawanouk.
Name: Glenburn Veterinary Surgeons
Description: Vet Belfast
Name: Raheens Wood
Description: Dominant trees are Hazel and Birch with some Ash, Oak, Rowan, Grey willow and Alder. Coppicing of hazel carried out.
Description: Martello Tower No 10, Dublin Bay South
Name: Nuclear Shelter
Description: built in the 1980s to protect key government and legal figures from a Russian nuclear strike. The facility includes a conference room and broadcasting suite. Its existence was a state secret until 2007.
Description: Derelict property
Name: The Border Collie
Description: Location of The Border Collie pub is on the corner of L4802 (Drummartin and the High Road, Toorlestraun, Tourlestrane, Co. Sligo, Ireland
Name: Collins
Description: Dairy Farm
Name: 153rd Lusk Scouts Den
Description: Scout Hall
Name: The Strand
Description: Hotel/Restaurant
Name: Mayo Renewable Power - Killala
Description: http://www.irishtimes.com/business/energy-and-resources/liquidator-appointed-to-mayo-renewable-power-as-rescue-plan-fails-1.2887942
Name: Davidson & Hardy Ltd
Description: Laboratory equipment supplier.
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303001
Name: Peyton
Description: Peyton
Description: Natural lake used as a reservoir for the water treatment plant. Water level may have been raised.
Name: Ederney GAA
Description: Ederney floodlit training pitch. Developed 2015
Name: Ederney Community Fitness Area
Description: Ederney Community Fitness Area includes outdoor machines for all ages
Name: Pembroke 38 kV Substation (Old)
Description: 'Old' 38 kV substation. Unclear if it is completely replaced yet.
Description: archway
Name: Dublin Bay Power
Description: 410 MW gas-fired CCGT electricity generating plant on the site of the former 270 MW coal- and oil-fired Ringsend Generating Station.
Name: Computer Science Building (CSB)
Description: Computer Science faculty at Queen's University Belfast.

Computer labs, breakout spaces, project meeting rooms, Student Hub, and postgraduate offices.
Name: The Crannóg
Description: Reconstruction of a Crannóg, a partially or entirely artificial island, usually built in lakes, rivers and estuarine waters of Scotland and Ireland. Crannógs were used as dwellings over five millennia,
Name: Jordanstown Special School
Description: School for children 4-19 who are deaf and/or visual impairment.
Name: The Nerve Centre
Description: A youth self-help organisation establish in 1990 in Derry. A multimedia arts centre along Derry’s walls with arts and live entertainment venue, hosting popular music, film, video, animation and interactive multimedia.
Name: Craggaunowen Castle
Description: Craggaunowen Castle was built by John MacSioda MacNamara around 1550. It is a typical example of a fortified Tower house which was the ordinary residence of the gentry at the time.
Name: Craggaunowen Park Entrance
Description: Craggaunowen is a 16th-century castle and an archaeological open-air museum.
Name: Trá na Muilleen
Description: Trá - Beach 
na - (of) the 
M
Name: The Rocket House
Description: Former coastguard station
Name: St. Barrahane’s
Description: Built on the site of earlier chuch with local stone from Oileáin Molua/Horse Island. Famous for it's Harry Clark windows.
Name: The Group Surgery
Description: Dr Farnan and Partners
Name: Duncairn Medical Practice
Description: Dr. Burns & Partner
Name: Calor Gas
Description: Bottling plant for LPG, sourced from adjacent oil refinery.
Name: Mungret Playground
Description: All inclusive
Name: Drumshanbo Mart
Description: Cattle, Sheep, Donkey etc.
Name: Lumcloon 100MW BESS
Description: https://www.rte.ie/news/leinster/2018/0423/956516-offaly/
Description: Private grounds
Name: Parish of St Thomas, the Apostle
Description: Roman Catholic parish
Name: Ballylumford AGI
Description: AGI for high-pressure natural gas Scotland to Northern Ireland Pipeline, from Twynholm AGI to Ballylumford AGI.
Name: Rathdown 38 kV Substation
Description: Traction substation to convert 38 kV AC to 1500 V DC. Equipment likely by Siemens.
Name: Former Lanesborough Power Station Site
Description: Proposed site of Lanesborough 110 kV GIS Substation. Site of Former 85 MW peat-burning Lanesborough Power Station.
Name: The Kedges
Description: new house built 2015 on footprint of a ruined barn
Name: Lady's Island Lake
Description: The original name for this lagoon was Loch Tóchair, which is Irish for 'the lake of the causeway'. The causeway was at the northern end of the lake, leading from the mainland to the island where the tower-house, leaning tower and ruined church are today.