NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: James' Fort
Description: James Fort (Irish: Dún Rí Shéamuis) is an early 17th-century pentagonal fort located on Castlepark peninsula in Kinsale harbour.
Localized names: James' Fort; Dún Rí Shéamuis
Name: Dunbeg Fort
Description: 500 BC cliff site.
Localized names: Dunbeg Fort; Dún Beag Fort
Name: Carriganaffrin
Description: Name would suggest use as place of worship
Description: Backup power generator
Name: Leaba Dhiarmuida agus Ghráinne
Description: Location of the bed of Diarmuid and Gráinne from Irish folklore.
Description: An abandoned, big and solitary caravan/trailer. Tires are flat or missing. Door/windows/furniture are totally destroyed my vandalism.
Description: Abandoned camping site, which is reused as a meadow for sheep. Only ruins remaining, access is private & blocked. Main building in front is a modern shell construction, which was totally destroyed by vandalism.
Name: Pétanque Waterford
Description: Public Pétanque area at Peoples Park Waterford, Ireland.Used by Waterford Petanque Club.
Description: Multi-use building. Most of the ground floor is used by The Flying Enterprise Complex, whereas the upper floors of the Envision Center are used by MTU Crawford
Name: D5 Deli
Description: Small café with a couple tables and chairs outside on a nice day. Selection of toasties, overnight oats, ice cream, waffles, slushies, etc.
Name: Kilmacoliver Hill Passage Tomb
Description: Looks like a stone circle from afar, aligned to summer solstice.
Description: Ash dieback led to the farmer cutting everything down and planting oak instead.
Description: Wildflower area
Description: Reputedly founded by Aodh [Hugh] of Rahugh in the 6th century.
Description: Inauguration site of the Mageoghegans.
Description: bottle bank
Name: St Oliver Plunkett National School
Description: Special reading school
Localized names: St Oliver Plunkett National School
Description: massive red rock in a hollow in the forest ground
Description: lay derelict for very long, but now (2023) restored
Name: Lios
Description: There is a lios in this field (called Páirc Leasa). This is possibly the lios after which the townland (Lios Torcáin) was named
Name: 1918 Count Plunkett Cairn
Description: In 1918 the Irish Nationalist Count Plunkett (George Noble Plunkett, 1851-1948) was elected to the first Dáil (Irish Parliament) representing County Roscommon. Local people gathered stones and built a cairn on the hill in the background to mark the event.
Name: Pétanque Bushy Park
Description: Public Pétanque area at Bushy Park, Dublin. The Park Petanque Club Dublin is playing here.
Name: The Tram Cafe
Description: A small café that serves coffee, tea, small cakes and ice cream.
Description: Do not enter this site. Lands have been poisoned.
Description: Old limestone quarry. Currently not in use
Description: concrete stand with metal protector
Description: two irregular steps to the left leading up to the platform which is made of concrete with two stone slabs on top
Description: Several stones exposed on this little islet. Folklore believes them to be grave markers of 7 bishops who were killed here.
Description: large milk churn stand close to the former creamery building with steps on either side
Description: Very small milk churn stand with one milk churn on top, no. 51.
Description: Memorial commemorating the former creamery in the shape of a milk churn stand. Three milk churns stand on top of it. Erected by Seamus Lawlor.
Description: Two milk churns on a milk churn stand.
Description: Two milk churns and a flower pot with various flowers stand on top.
Milk churn stand constructed in the 1950's where cream was separated and taken away and later used as a collection point for milk for the creamery. Last used in 1986.
Name: Granny Castle
Description: Granagh / 'Granny Castle' tower house and bawn
Localized descriptions: Túrtheach agus bábhún Ghreanaí / 'Caisleán Granny'
Description: concrete milk churn stand with steel corner for protection
Description: narrow milk churn stand
Description: two decorative milk churns on top
Description: Last remaining milk churn stand out of 9 on this road before Kilkieran Cross. Unusual shape.
Name: Murlach Moorings
Description: Holiday homes.
Localized names: Murlach Moorings
Description: Fenced rough open area, previously a lake.
Name: Kickham Barracks Strategic Development Zone
Description: Multi use development zone. Users will be An Garda Siochana, Limerick Institute of Technology (Clonmel), Tipperary Education and Training Board and Tipperary County Council  (Clonmel-Cahir Borough District Council). Masterplan for the zone adopted 2015
Description: Memorial commemorating the travelling creamery stop in the shape of a milk churn stand. Three traditional milk churns stand on the stone plinth.
Description: Memorial in the shape of a milk churn stand. Three milk churns of various sizes and shapes stand on top.
Description: Artwork in the shape of a milk churn stand. Two milk churns stand on top.
Description: Restored milk churn stand with two steps on either end and railings at back. Numerous milk churns stand on top.
Description: two steps + stand, rounded edges, formerly white washed
Description: unusual height due to position on embankment, accessible from farm through bricked up opening in the wall
Description: has a small shelf in the southeastern end to leave butter or similar
Description: overgrown with ivy; possibly served the creamery in Ballyfoyle
Description: very overgrown with mostly ivy, cleared somewhat on survey day to facilitate measurements
Description: practice ground
Description: Restored milk churn stand with steps on north side. Ten milk churns stand on top.
Description: overgrown milk churn stand
Description: milk churn stand with two levels
Description: Memorial commemorating those who supplied milk or who worked in the Inchigeela creamery. In the shape of a milk churn stand. Three milk churns stand on top.
Description: Standalone milk churn stand
Description: Memorial commemorating the former milk churn stand in the shape of a milk churn stand. Five milk churns stand on top.
Description: Memorial commemorating the Birdhill Co-op Creamery in the shape of a milk churn stand. Two milk churns stand on top and one on either side.
Name: Cabinteely Pétanque Club
Description: Public Pétanque area in front of the Cabinteely House. Pétanque will be played here on the park path. The Cabinteely Petanque Club is playing here.
Description: Milk churn stand of the former milking parlour.
Name: Pétanque Frankfield
Description: Pétanque area of Frankfield Pétanque Club Cork for members and guests, not public.
Description: front half slopes down towards the road.
Description: Restored milk churn stand. A restored donkey cart and two milk churns stand on top.
Description: small milk churn stand, white washed with no steps
Description: Overgrown concrete stand.
Description: Concrete stand with three steps and single milk churn on top.
Description: concrete stand with milk churn on top
Name: Sliabh an Choirce
Description: This part of the Móin Rua is called Sliabh na Choirce which can be interpreted as the moor/bog of oats as apparently they tried to grow oats there in the past
Description: Part of the creamery building with several steps leading up and two decorative milk churns on top
Description: Restored milk churn stand. Four milk churns stand on top.
Description: Restored milk churn stand. Miniature sculptures of three milk churns, two men -one is sitting on a milk churn, the other is leaning on a stick- and a cow stand on top. Installed by John Crispin and Watty Cullen.
Description: Restored milk churn stand. Five milk churns stand on top.
Description: Restored milk churn stand. A cart stands on top.
Description: Memorial commemorating the former Killoscully Creamery in the shape of a milk churn stand. Three milk churns stand on top.
Description: Overgrown milk churn stand
Description: Large milk churn stand part of boundary wall, partially overgrown with ivy. Seven milk churns stand on top.
Name: Móin Rua Beag
Description: Can be interpreted as small Móin Rua or small, red bog
Name: Sliabh Lár
Description: Can be interpreted as the middle heath or bog
Name: Páirc Chuas na gCrothóg
Description: This can be interpreted as the field of the cove of the pollock
Name: Ballybannan ASSI
Description: The area is of special scientific interest because of its wetland flora and fauna. Ballybannan includes a wide range of wetland communities and plants, including several rare species. The area forms part of a shallow basin that is bisected by a road.
Description: Two milk churns on top.
Name: Spring Lane Halting Site
Description: Irish Travellers community
Description: entrance gate overgrown, windows boarded up
Description: 2 steps excluding the platform, leading directly into milking parlour
Description: two milk churns painted in Kilkenny colours (not on 2022 mapillary imagery, but on survey day)
Description: one step, no decorative milk churns
Description: At the end of the entrance wall, but lower than the wall to accommodate the cart height.
Name: Newry West Urban ED
Description: Boundary estimated from street names in 1911 census.
Name: Gort na Leancháin
Description: Meaning unknown. Gort is a field
Name: Grafadh of the Barley
Description: Grafadh means to scrub or brush off the surface
Name: Gort na Scáirte
Description: Meaning unknown. Gort is a field while scairte (without a fada) would be shouting
Name: Upper Caulagahop
Description: Meaning is unknown
Name: Lower Caulagahop
Description: Meaning is unknown
Name: Lower Ciallóg
Description: Caológ is a riverside field or meadow
Name: Upper Caológ
Description: Caológ is a riverside field or meadow
Name: Páirc na Feoila
Description: This is the field of the meat,. In famine times the locals hunted Townsend's bullocks down to Cuasín a' Tarbh (cove of the bull). They cut up the animals while they were still alive and ate the raw meat. They buried the remains in this field
Description: Three milk churns of different sizes stand on top.
Description: Restored milk churn stand, commemorating the 75th anniversary of rural electrification on January 15, 2022. Five milk churns stand on top.
Description: Pedestal with three milk churns standing on top, commemorating the local dairy industry.
Description: Three milk churns stand on top.
Name: Creamery Platform
Description: low "Creamery Platform" with a plaque. One milk churn stands on top.
Description: The bungalow and detached garage have been demolished. the site has been excavated and leveled. A new timber construction, modern style bungalow, is nearing completion.
Name: Kelly's Fort
Description: Rath
Name: Camlough ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Castlewellan ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: Donkey cart with two milk churns standing on top.
Name: KeyWaste Collection Monday only
Description: KeyWaste Collection Monday only
Description: Two black milk churns stand on top.
Description: Memorial commemorating Ballyclough Co-op Creamery.
Name: Mitchelstown Central Grid Injection Facility
Description: Injection facility for adding biomethane to the gas network.
Description: Memorial commemorating Castlelyons Co-op Creamery in the shape of a donkey cart with a dog and two milk churns standing and one milk churn lying horizontally on top,
Name: Black Pit Mine
Description: abandoned salt mine - unstable ground
Name: Mullaghbane ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Kells Union Workshop, site of
Description: site of union workhouse
Name: Saintfield ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: Used by Clonturk Community College.
Description: Used by
Name: Lecale ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: former Ballyroney train station building
Name: Garvagh ED
Description: Townland Cah spelled Cam in 1911 census
Name: The Cill Field
Description: Named after a disused children's graveyard in this field
Description: Roof supported by a wall which is built into the graveyard wall.
Name: Tresness
Description: lying on its side, roughly parallel to the river, top side facing the river.
Localized names: Lars Jørgensen
Description: bus stop, bus set down only
Description: Parking spaces reserved by Laurel Stores
Description: lying normal side up, roughly parallel to the river. half submerged at low tide.
Description: lying normal side up, roughly orthogonal to the river. mostly submerged at low tide.
Localized descriptions: covers at high tide. is marked with a Green Conical marker and must be kept to port, moving downstream. Two special marks have also been attached to the wreck itself.
Description: considered by John Bradley to be a monastic settlement, by the locals the site of Shellumsrath Castle
Name: Dangan Castle
Description: The castle was built by and belonged to a branch of the Butlers of Ormonde family. It served as a place of refuge for the young Earl of Ormond after the Battle of Piltown in 1462. Merely its foundations remain.
Localized names: Daingean na spideoige (Fortress of the robin redbreast); An Caisleán Daingin
Description: 3x6 squares of glass in concrete, same as 11 High Street
Description: 2 x 6 square glass tiles, same type as 11 High Street
Description: 5 x 6 glass tiles
Description: considerably lower lying than the track
Name: Warrenpoint Rural ED
Description: Ringmacilroy part of Warrenpoint and Warrenpoint Rural in 1911 Census, but only part of Warrenpoint in 1901 census.
Name: Rostrevor ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Springwell Court
Description: 16 semi-detached houses in current phase.
Localized names: Springwell Court
Description: restored milk churn stand. Five milk churns stand on top.
Description: restored milk churn stand. At least two milk churns stand on top.
Description: cairn
Description: Restored milk churn stand. Three milk churns stand on top.
Description: Flat-cut slab on top of part of boundary wall on the north side of the barn of a possible former dairy farm. Three milk churns stand on top.
Description: car with flowers growing out the windows.
Description: Donkey cart. four milk churns stand on top.
Description: Donkey cart. Four milk churns stand on top.
Description: Window ledge inset into building wall. Four milk churns with flowers stand on top.
Description: cart
Description: three milk churns
Description: Restored cart with flowers facing east. Four milk churns stand in front.
Description: Cart. Three milk churns stand on top and one milk churn stands on either side of the cart. On the wall of the building behind hangs a donkey collar.
Description: Four milk churns with flowers.
Description: two milk churns.
Description: Memorial commemorating the Birdhill Co-op Creamery.
Description: Houses Defibrillator
Description: Settlement deserted - medieval
Description: Platform for milk churns in front of creamery.
Description: scrub with trees
Name: Lane Field
Description: grassland with limited maintenance.
Description: low scrub
Name: Phelan's Farm
Description: Owned by the Phelan family since 1849, when land was sold due to the famine period. Started by farming and market gardening vegetables such as rooster potatoes, cabbage and carrots. Later switched to pasture and then growing trees.
Description: Hand cart with flowering plants. Commemorates the past role of the village in supplying the city of Dublin with milk. Next to it are two milk churn flower pots.
Description: cart with creamery cans
Description: Overnight parking prohibited.
Description: Cart with two milk churns in front of it. Commemorates local farming history.
Name: The Nunnery
Description: According to local lore, founded by Sister Ciara from a wealthy family in Nenagh.
Name: Cahir Hill
Description: described by locals as site of ancient parish church whose graveyard was later used as a cillín
Name: Derryleckagh ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Lady's Well
Description: Pattern is still held annually.
Localized names: Q345
Name: Glynn ED
Description: Beltoy part of Glynn ED and Raloo ED in both 1901 and 1911 census.
Description: Control Room
Description: Bridge brought workers to the Bleach Mills. Remains still visible on the ground.
Name: St. Canice's Neighbourhood Hall
Description: Kilkenny Age Friendly Centre
Name: Grotto
Description: Religious grotto: a place of worship, constructed in the 1990s.  Outdoor unroofed structure.
Name: Kilfithmone Church of Ireland
Description: Early 19th century Church of Ireland church with surrounding graveyard. Possibly on the site of an earlier Christian church.
Description: Graveyard surrounding Kilfithmone Church of Ireland
Name: Dáil Chamber
Description: Dáil Chamber, former RDS lecture theatre.
Name: Cavan Pétanque
Description: Pétanque area of Cavan Pétanque Team for members and guests.
Description: Unoccupied at present (Aug 2023).
Description: Currently unoccupied and derelict (August 2023).
Description: Currently under going major renovation and construction works to convert the site into 266 dwellings. Some buildings are due to be demolished, some are due to be renovated and converted, and one may be preserved
Description: Fibre optic cabinet
Name: Giant's Park
Description: Former landfill site being remediated and replaced with a public park.
Description: ESB pole field - unusual pole arrangements here are just for storage
Probably the site of the original Newcastlewest substation
Name: The Weir Pool
Description: Restored community swimming pool. Funded as part of a larger project under the European Regional Development Fund.
Description: Summer only RNLI lifeguard station
Description: Parking area for the Fowley’s Falls walk
Description: A mortuary house that is believed to hold the remains of St Muiredagh O'Heany. This is the source of the famous Banagher sand which can bring good fortune to members of the saint’s family.
Name: Castlewellan ED
Description: Castlewellan part of Castlewellan ED in 1911, part of Newcastle ED in 1901.
Description: Locked storage area with roof
Description: Locked storage for collapsed wall pieces
Description: Arrivals corridor
Description: one arch bridge
Description: Fenced off area containing an artificial water channel signposted on the gate as "Gas Mains". Possibly used during construction of gas pipelines. Long since overgrown
Description: Marian shrine.
Description: wooden decorative milk churn stand with 5 milk churns
Name: Sheep Pen
Description: Sheep Pen
Name: Sheep tank
Description: Sheep tank, treatment of sheep
Sheep dipping
Name: Newry North Urban ED
Description: Estimated from street names in Census 1911.
Description: 2-storey house with attached garage to the left
Description: Crusader knight clasping his sword, feet missing
Description: Slighlty overgrown milk churn stand.  There were two more in this farmyard complex consisting of three farms, but the other two have been destroyed.
Name: Kilcrea
Description: CO084-025---- : Country house : KILCREA
Description: visible as a cropmark on aerial imagery; discovered by b-unicycling 2023
Description: Small MCS, but the two farming families here shared it which was not very common.
Description: Milk churn stand in front of outbuilding with seven milk churns standing on top.
Name: Felix O'Dullany
Description: Effigy of bishop Felix, first abbot of Jerpoint Abbey
Description: Chest tomb with round arches with three saints (Catherine, archangel Michael and Margaret the Virgin) at the short end and three apostles or saints at the long end.
Description: Chest tomb with St Catherine, an angel 7 Saint Margaret at the short end.
Description: 6x4 prisms
Description: 4x3 prisms, maker's mark only "Dublin" legible
Description: Chamfered corner with column below.
Name: Killeavy Old Church
Description: no older than 9th century
Description: Hidden Disability
Description: Age Friendly Parking
Name: Éire / Ireland
Description: Ireland
Localized names: Irlandia; Ierland; Aereland; Irland; አየርላንድ; Ireland; Irlanda; Īrland; جزيرة أيرلندا; ܐܝܪܠܢܕ; ايرلاندا; Islla d'Irlanda; Irlandiya; İrlandiya; Ирландия; Irland; Airėjė; Ірландыя; Ірляндыя; Ирландия; Ireland; Irilandi; আয়ারল্যান্ড; ཨ་ཡར་ལནཌ།; Iwerzhon; Irska; Irlandia; Ирланд; Irlanda; Ái-ī-làng; Ирланди; Irlanda; ᎠᎢᎴᏂᏗ; ئیرلەند; Irlanda; Irsko; Irlandëjô; Єирь; Iwerddon; Irland; Irland; İrlanda; Irska; ཨཱ་ཡ་ལེནཌ; Ireland; Ιρλανδία; Ireland; Irlando; Irlanda; Iirimaa; Irlanda; Irlanda; ایرلند; Irlannda; Irlanti; Írland; Irlande; Irlande; Irlönj; Irlande; Ierlân; Éire; İrlandiya; 愛爾蘭; Èirinn; Irlanda; Ilandia; આયર્લેંડ; Nerin; Ayalan; Ireland Tó; ‘Ilelani;Irelani; אירלנד; आयरलैंड; Ireland; Irska; Irska; Ilann; Írország; Իռլանդիա; Irlanda; Irlandia; Irland; Irlánda; Irlando; Írland; Irlanda; ᐃᕐᓚᓐᑦ; アイルランド; airland; Irlandia; ირლანდია; İrlandiya; Lirlund; Ирлэнд; Irlande; Ayalandi; Ирландия; Irlandi; អៀរឡង់; ಐರ್ಲೆಂಡ್; 아일랜드; Ирму; Ирландия; اَیَرلینٛڑ; Irrland; Îrland; Ирландия; Wordhen; Ирландия; Hibernia; Irlanda; Irland; Ирландия; Ayalandi; Ierland; Éire; Irlanda; Irelandɛ; ໄອແລນ; Airija; Eireja; Īrija; Irlandy; Airangi; Ирска; അയർലാൻഡ്; Ирланд; ꯑꯥꯢꯔꯂꯦꯟ; आयर्लंड; Ireland; Irlanda; Irlanda; အိုင်ယာလန်; ایرلند; Irtlālpan; Éire; Irland; Ierlaand; आइरल्याण्ड; Ierland; Irland; Irland; Irlanda; ଆୟରଲ୍ୟାଣ୍ଡ; Ирланди; ਆਇਰਲੈਂਡ; Irlanda; Irlanda; Irlandia; Irlinde; Irland; आयर्लैंड; Irlandia; Irlanda; لوکراج آئرلینڈ; Ιρλανδία; Irlanda; Ilanda; Irlanda; Irland; Irilandi; Irlanda; Irlanda; Irlanne; Ирландия; Ірьско; Irilande; आयर्लैंड; Irlanda; Irlanda; Ireland; آئرلينڊ; Irlánda; Irlânde; Irska; Irlanda; අයර්ලන්ත දූපත; Írsko; Irska; Aialani; Irland; Irlantt; Ireland; Ayrlaand; Irlandë; Ирска; IYalendi; Irlound; Irland; Ayalandi; Irlandyjo; அயர்லாந்து; ఐర్లాండ్; Irlanda; เกาะไอร์แลนด์; አየርላንድ; Irlandiýa; Irlanda; ʻAealani; ma Alan; Aialan; İrlanda; Ireland; Ireland; Ирландия; Ireland; Oira; Ирландия; ئىرلاندىيە; Ірландія; آئرلینڈ; Irlandiya; Irlanda; Irlandii; Ai-len; Ierland; Lireyän; Iirimaa; Irlande; Irlanda; 爱尔兰岛; ირლანდია; אירלאנד; 愛爾蘭; Ierland; 爱尔兰; 爱尔兰; 愛爾蘭; Àiěrlán; i-Ireland
Name: Carrickmacross Urban ED
Description: boundaries only a guestimate, because unmapped street names make following 1911 census impossible
Name: Weatherstown Gorse
Description: no. 62 on the 1896 fox covert map
Description: discovered and reported by b-unicycling to NMS Nov 2023
Description: discovered by b-unicycling and reported 2023-12-07
Description: Field in Marlay Park
Description: Large Field contain GAA pitches and a dog park
Description: Field in Marlay Park contain GAA Pitches
Description: Field in marlay park
Name: Cloghscregg graveyard
Description: no visible traces of graveyard
Name: Delamain Solar Farm
Description: Several parts. Total 210 MWp. 1,130,000m2 solar photovoltaic panels on ground mounted frames, 40 inverter/transformer stations, 4 spare parts containers, 19 Ring Main Units, 9 weather stations.
Name: Sir John's Gorse
Description: planted by Sir John Power for the Kilkenny Hunt
Name: Carrigatubbrid Wood
Description: no. 75 on the 1896 fox covert map
Description: Common Area
Description: Site  previously used for site huts, etc. during construction of Lisheen Mines Wind Farm.
Name: Prosperous Park & Playground
Description: Prosperous Park and Playground
Name: Costello & McDermott
Description: Frozen food distribution center
Description: Short Game Practice Area
Description: Practice Chipping Green
Description: levelled enclosure with smaller enclosure and possible hut site
Description: Boutique brewhouse building.
Name: Rush Athletic Football Club
Description: Soccer Club in Rush
Name: Carr's Mill
Description: Carr's Mill (Top 1/3 destroyed)
Description: Abandoned WW2 House
Description: folly
Description: levelled
Name: Lemon's Park
Description: Site for proposed pocket park