NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Jack's Cottage
Description: Restored cottage and farm built in 1830s
Name: Moyne Castle
Description: 17th Century Tower house
Description: Former lock keeper's cottage, at lock 8; listed Grade B1.
Name: Rath
Description: Visible from air only,
Name: Rath
Description: Visible from air only
Name: Ballyallaban Ring Fort
Description: Earthen ring fort
Description: Sunken Crannog
Name: Rath
Description: Only visible from air.
Name: Academy House
Description: Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
Name: Dooneen National School
Description: Private house now but this was the site of Dooneen N.S. Plaque still visible
Description: One of the Oldest buildings in Aglish
Name: The Helm
Description: Aparthotel
Name: The Harbour Mill
Description: Aparthotel
Description: Sexton farmhouse modernised by current owner (Clodagh O'Meara). Pre-famine. Extensively yet sympathetically modernised in early 2000s.
Name: Swiss Cottages
Description: This describes the group of buildings here
Name: Lahardane House
Description: Cut stone house built by Donovan (landlord at Lissard) in 1876. Occupied initially by a Protestant by the name of Beamish. A Cronin family later operated a dairy there.
Description: well house for Lacken Well, a well once considered holy judging from the cross over the entrance and the niches in the walls for statuettes or votive offerings
Name: Castlehaven House
Description: Built as a glebe-house for Church of Ireland ministers and stood on a glebe of 15 acres.
Name: The Bank
Description: Former bank restored as a community resource centre. Run by the Portglenone Enterprise Group.
Name: Dempsey Eviction Cottage
Description: site of one of the first Land League rallies to prevented the eviction of Anthony Dempsey and family.
Name: Vmx Moto
Description: KTM dealer
Name: Norman Watt Motorcycles
Description: KTM dealer
Name: Lanah Venus
Description: Business registered on this address as a sole trader
Name: Wetherspoons' Car Parking
Description: Fee reimbursable when buying > £5 of food from Wetherspoons.
Name: Met Éireann Instrument Enclosure
Description: Instrument Enclosure
Description: Blue Badge holders and staff only
Description: Council employees only.
Name: Priory of Saint Columba
Description: Founded by Walter De Burgh, Earl of Ulster. A monastery of the Dominican or 'Black' Friars. In ruins but in State care.
Name: Spectrum Centre
Description: The Spectrum Centre is a multi purpose arts and culture community centre. It also contains offices for a variety of businesses and a café.
Description: Ruins of an old orchard
Name: Coral Beach
Description: Geological gem of a beach. Pnk surface is composed of dry and sun-bleached algae. Very rare!
Name: Murrough Playground
Description: Play park and Skate Park
Description: nursing home www.orpea.ie
Localized descriptions: 391187333728663
Name: Harbour Square Roundabout
Description: Harbour Square Roundabout
Name: Portadown Boat Club
Description: Community based sports club.
Name: Maldron Hotel Kevin Street
Description: http://dalatahotelgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/00130-Acquisition-Announcement-Kevin-Street-26-May-2016.pdf
Name: Springhill House
Description: 17th century plantation house and farm
Name: Old Rifle Range
Description: Old Military rifle butts
Name: Pump House
Description: Pump House
Name: Courtyard 3
Description: Larch, Maple, Rowan, Oak and Yew Apartments
Name: Courtyard 2
Description: Cedar, Hawthorn, Elm, Ivy and Juniper Apartments
Name: Courtyard 1
Description: Alder and Birch Apartments
Description: pigeon house
Name: Grattan House
Description: Derelict but not on register
Name: Ration Store
Description: Map 1880 Laboratory.  
Map 1939 Telephone Exchange, Ration Store.
Name: Block M - Stables & Skittle Alley
Description: Currently in a state of disrepair. In a map dated 1881 this Building housed Stables & a Skittle Alley, By 1939 a Fuel and Oil Store had replaced the Skittles & Rope; Paint and Bedding Stores replaced the Stables.
Name: Block O - Store & Dry Store
Description: Map dated 1880: Expense Shell Store, later listed as Smith Shop, Carpenter Shop, Royal Engineers Store and by 1939 listed as Store No. 1 and Dry Store
Name: Block J - Canteen
Description: Currently In disrepair.  Map 1880: Canteen and Saw Pit.  Map 1939   Coffee, Canteen Hut,  Kitchen, Bar, Grocery Bar and Coal Store.
Name: Stewards Quarters
Description: Currently Building outline visible.  Formerly listed as  Royal Engineers Store - map dated 1880    A Weigh Bridge was installed .here  some time later for weighing  Army Trucks.  Map dated 1939 :.  Shows a Weigh Bridge House in the bottom left corner,
Name: Block E - Workshops
Description: Currently Restoration Workshops.   Map 1880: Soldiers Quarters,  Later Ablution Room, 2 X Barrack Rooms (Men)  and Dining Room mapped 1939
Name: Block CH - Cook House
Description: Map 1880: Cook House.  Map 1939: C. O. s Office.
Description: Map 1939: Tennis Court. Not listed previously.
Name: Parade Ground
Description: Listed as Parade Ground since 1880
Description: Garden Room
Name: Quarter Master'qs House
Description: Map 1880: Staff Quarters.  Map 1939: 2 Story House C Type.  Home to the Company Seargent, his Wife and Family.
Name: Spiral Staircase
Description: Map 1880 and 1939 dotted outline of the Cantilever Spiral Staircase
Name: Magazine - Underground
Description: Map 1880 Magazine Underground.  Map 1939  Dotted outline.
Name: Prussia Street
Description: A development of residential apartments adjoining the Grangegorman campus
Name: Stepaside Garda Station
Description: http://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/reopening-of-stepaside-garda-station-set-to-be-announced-1.3004648
Name: Paddys Park Playing Fields
Description: Paddys Park Playing field
Name: Coláiste Ailigh
Description: Second Level Irish School
Name: Churchclara Church
Description: Church ruin with two Ogham stones
Name: Left Upper Battery
Description: Map 1880 Originally 3 Gun Emplacements with stores,  Map 1939 2 Gun emplacements with Casemated Office and stores.
Name: Upper Right Battery
Description: Map 1880 3 Gun Emplacements Map 1939 4 Gun Emplacements
Name: Tunnel Entrance
Description: Map 1880 Steps
Name: Left Lower Battery
Description: Map 1880 3 Gun Emplacements
Name: Right Lower Battery
Description: Map 1880 Right Lower Battery (Underground)
Name: Caponier
Description: Map 1881 listed as 167 Map 1939 listed as Caponier
Name: Married Soldiers Quarters
Description: Constructed 1910.  Map 1918  listed as Soldiers Quarters 7 X 2 Blocks = 14 Houses + 1 X 7 Block Soldiers Gardens  Map 1938  Permanent Buildings 20' Feet High X 2 Blocks with 3rd Block Soldiers Gardens outlined.
1994 Photo. Demolished between 2000-2005
Name: Stables
Description: Map 1939 Stables
Name: Dung Pit
Description: Map 1939 Dung Pit
Description: Marian Shrine
Name: Covered Communication
Description: Map 1880 Covered Communications Tunnel
Name: Pathway
Description: Map 1880 Pathway
Name: Store
Localized descriptions: Test Room; Store
Name: Submarine Cable Tanks
Localized descriptions: Submarine Cable Tanks; Cable Tanks (Disused)
Name: Chief's Pier
Description: Map 1880 Inring Port, Cable Passage along right of Pier, Flagstaff (top right), Crane (on left) 
Map 1939 Pier, M Post, MH
Name: Chief's Pier
Description: Map 1880 Inring Port, Mooring Boat 
Map 1939 MP, Crane (Top Middle), Turn Table (Bottom Left)
Description: Map 1880 Dock
Map 1939 Dock
Name: Store
Localized descriptions: Gun Cotton Store; Oil Store; Store
Name: Levelling Shed
Localized descriptions: Levelling Shed
Name: Buildings
Localized descriptions: Offices, Store, Store,  Office, Instrument & Repair Shop
Name: Pump House, Sheds
Localized descriptions: Boat Shed; Pump House, Sheds X 3
Name: Brennan Torpedo Installation
Localized descriptions: Brennan Torpedo Installation (dismantled and disused)
Description: Map 1939 Crane
Description: Map 1939 Turn Table
Description: Map 1880 Flagstaff
Map 1939 Flagstaff
Description: Fake Thatched cottage
Description: Private Pier
Name: Annaghwood
Description: Possible ancient woodland
Name: De Courcey Castle
Description: Built by Patrick De Courcey and his brother Myles in 1230
Name: Moyard Wood
Description: Some pine mixed in
Description: Mainly comerical pine with some pockets of Broadleaved native species
Description: Mainly comerical pine with some pockets of native broadleaves
Name: Falls Road Library
Description: A Carnegie library
Name: Public toilet (disused)
Description: Disused public toilet
Name: McElligott's Prison
Description: This is the entrance to the ruins of an old jail ("gaol" in Gaelic or Irish language). For a few centuries lived a man named McElligott. This man had four castles in Ballymacelligott and this jail was part of one of those castles.
Description: Map 1939  Range of Buildings liisted: as (right to left):
AccumR Room, SwitRoom, Forge, Workshop, 
Office, Workshop, Tell Hut, Shelter, 
WC, Urnial, Shed,, Store, Passage, Passage, Earth Closet, Store, Store
Name: Riverrun
Description: Riverrun Estate, Gated community, managed by RRCAMC CLG
Name: Courcey Rovers G.A.A. Club
Description: The complex is named after their most famous player Jim O'Regan. The Club was founded in 1947.
Name: Ardnacrusha Pitch & Putt Golf Course
Description: Private Club
Description: empty plot (demolished, brownfield site)
Description: KEEP CLEAR - Emergency vehicle access & turning
Description: Space for deliveries & visitors waiting for the gate. Can also be used as a turning area.
Name: WJBeattie
Description: Potato merchant
Name: Lucia House
Description: HSE Civil Registration Service
Name: Limerick Enterprise Development Park
Description: Limerick Enterprise Development Park
Description: Art studio space, youth group and 'art school' for kids.
Name: Ringfinnan 9/11 Garden of Remembrance
Description: Established by a Kinsale lady, Kathleen Cait Murphy who worked as a nurse for over 30 years in New York City. There is a tree for each of the Fireman who died, as well as one for the Chaplin Father Michale Judge who was a friend of hers
Name: Lisnagarvey Transmitting Station
Description: http://www.bbceng.info/Install/Transmitter%20Projects/Reminiscences/Lisnagarvey/Lisnagarvey_Blaw-Knox.htm
Description: Former Primary School
Name: St. John the Baptist Church
Description: The origins of Lisronagh Church are not recorded anywhere and as such the early history is surrounded with doubt. This period in history was a time of oppression for Roman Catholics in Ireland, with the Penal Laws in place.
Name: Kilgobbin Castle
Description: Built by the Walsh family in the mid 15th century. Extensive restoration work took place in 2004
Description: Site of former 5MW peat-burning Screeb Power Station.
Description: Ring Fort
Description: Former location of farm buildings.
Name: Youghal International College
Description: A school for Spanish students to learn english
Name: Nagle House
Description: Houses CRY 104FM, Foróige Youth Centre, Youghal Community Based Drugs Initiative
Description: 5th-century monastery reputedly founded by St Patrick himself.
Name: Shannonside CBD
Description: Family run farm growing hemp under license by HPRA. Produced in a solvent-free process in a HSE approved facility.

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Description: Tumulus
Name: Tipperary County Camogie Grounds
Description: Playing field of the Tipperary County Camogie Board with dressing rooms and spectator facilities.
Name: Aviary Pheasant Island
Description: Aviary
Name: O'Dricolls Garden Centre
Description: Garden Centre
Name: Site of Former Gweedore Power Station
Description: Site of Former 5MW peat-burning Gweedore Power Station.
Description: This is an old water pump house which was part of Portarlington power station. Which was closed in 1988
Name: Site of Former Cahirciveen Power Station
Description: Site of Former 5MW peat-burning Cahirciveen Power Station.
Name: Site of Former Miltown Malbay Power Station
Description: Site of Former 5MW peat-burning Miltown Malbay Power Station.
Name: Site of Former (ESB) Rhode Power Sation
Description: Site of Former 80 MW peat-burning Rhode Power Station.
Name: Old Court Graveyard
Description: This graveyard is now disused. St. James' Church of Ireland church which adjoined this cemetery has been demolished. In 1900, the remains of the 190 victims from the Boadicea shipwreck (1816) were reinterred here.
Name: The Ringfort
Description: Reconstruction of a ringfort, circular fortified settlements that were mostly built during the Early Middle Ages up to about the year 1000.
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 246
Name: Revolution Laundry
Description: Outdoor, 24-hour self-service laundry.
Name: Glassillan
Description: rocks
Description: Banqueting Hall
Name: Huntsman's House
Description: Gave its name to the surrounding field as "Huntsman's House Field.
Name: Block F - Casemates
Description: Currently Exhibition Rooms.  Originally Soldiers Quarters - map dated 1880 -  with Guard Room, Lock Up, Cells & Artillery General Store.  By 1939 room uses included a  Drying Room, Washroom, Cook House, Store & Dining Room with Barrack Rooms and Hospital
Name: Historic Camden House
Description: Historic Camden House formerly Fort Camden Marrierd Officers Quarters
Name: Blanchvillespark Graveyard
Description: Still in use in Carrigan's time (c.1900)
Name: Darthfield
Description: Equestrian centre
Description: Farm and forestry access road
Description: Gate house
Name: Garrylaun Church Ruin
Description: Roofless Board of First Fruits church with commanding views all around. Not accessible.
Name: Kilcullen Church Ruin
Description: Mostly East gable with blocked up window and South wall surviving, very little of the West and North wall.
Name: Kilcullen Graveyard
Description: Latest monument dating to May 2025.
Name: Sheastown Graveyard
Description: surrounded by electric fence; last burial c. 2008
Description: In ruins
Name: Galway Dairy Services
Description: Joe Duane
Name: Oldcastle Lower Graveyard
Description: No grave markers survive, but the soil in this area is a lot darker than in the rest of the field.
Name: Titanic Walk Apartments
Description: Titanic Walk Apartments
Description: In runis
Description: Shannon Wetland. Local amenity and wildlife habitat.
Name: Claureen Community Orchard
Description: Community Orchard planted in 2017 on Local Authority Lands as part of Ennis Tidy Towns Biodiversity Initiative in collaboration with Garden of Eden Projects Ireland.
Name: Mungret Abbey
Description: Ruins surrounded by old graveyard
Name: Murphy's Transports Ltd.
Description: Truck transport company
Description: House/Bungalow
Description: Plantation of trees
Name: Dorsey Ramparts
Description: This is a ancient structure. Known as the Gateway to Ulster, it may have defended the ancient Irish kingdom of Ulster. This area was the main road to Navan Fort, the capital of the Kingdom of Ulster. It's almost a ancient border
Name: St. Brendan's Church
Description: church converted into tower house
Description: plough=levelled
Name: The Rower Rath
Description: Rath, plough-levelled in about 1860.
Name: Swords Amauter Boxing Club
Description: Sluagh Hall once an Army Barracks now home to the best Boxing Club in the Country.
Description: SPOT
Name: St John's Church (C of I)
Description: Dates from the 1790s. Was taken out of use by the Church of Ireland in 1990. Acquired by the Montpascal Foundation and renovated. Available to the community as a meeting hall, gallery and available to rent for private events.
Name: Ardscull Reservoir
Description: Treated water storage reservoir
Name: The Lighthouse Bar
Description: Traditional Irish bar with open fire and traditional music.
Name: Sheridan Park
Description: New Housing Estate
Name: South Doc Youghal
Description: Health Centre and Out of Hours Doctor service.
Name: Rathlogan Ringfort
Description: access can be obtained with permission from the landowner to the northeast
Localized names: Rath Ui Locháin
Name: Killemlagh Parish Church and Ruin of St. Fionáns Monastery
Description: http://www.megalithicireland.com/Killemlagh%20Church,%20Rathkieran,%20Kerry.html
Localized names: Teampall na Cille
Name: Chaytor's Lodge
Description: Tigh Chaytors / Chaytors Lodge. Summer home of the Chaytor Family from South County Dublin. Chaytors were a Quaker family and are listed as being landowners in Cill ón Chatha at the time of the Griffith Valuation Survey. William Alexander Chaytor, Barri
Localized names: Chaytor's Lodge; Tigh Chaytors
Name: The Star
Description: quartz boulder
Name: Garys Telematic Installs
Description: Installer for Telematics
Name: Shalom
Description: Used by a number of organizations and for retreats.
Description: Shankill Cemetery
Name: Lookout
Description: Lookout: a later addition constructed on top of the Launches Pier buildings below.
Description: Belfast High School Playing Fields
Name: Naas Community College
Description: School
Description: Portmarnock Bridge Pumping Station
Description: Group of residential settlements and agricultueral use buildings
Name: Gaeilscoil Chulainn
Description: Irish Speaking School, Catholic Ethos.
Name: Scout Hall
Description: 127th Drumcondra Scouts
Description: Large farm
Description: Medium size farm
Description: Small size farm
Description: Dromintee Gac
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303026
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303025
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303024
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303023
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303012
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303010
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303009
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303008
Name: Blessington & District Credit Union
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303003
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303022
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303021
Name: The Farmhouse
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303002
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303019
Name: St. Joseph's Hall
Description: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage Ref. No. 16303028
Description: Appears seriously fire damaged.
Name: the Old School Scout Hall
Description: Scouthall and Playschool
Name: Batty Langley Lodge
Description: Irish Landmark Trust property
Name: Ballymacaquinn Castle (remains of)
Description: Remains of 15th century castle.
Localized names: Baile Mhic An Chaim Thoir
Name: Sólás na Mara
Description: Seaweed Baths & Cafe
Name: Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club
Description: Sailing Club
Name: Skateboard Park
Description: Skateboard Park
Name: Lios Aimhreidh
Description: known as "Lios Aimhreidh", enclosure covering with its double rampart an area of about 3 acres.
Name: Monasterevin Playground
Description: playground
Description: Seemingly abandoned house construction, at foundation stage.
Name: Cashel Hillfort
Description: The hill fort is 3000 years old, the oldest known in Ireland
Description: Astro Turf Football Pitch/Basketball Court
Name: Gortgonis Sports Complex
Description: Gortgonis Sports Complex And Coalisland Day Care Centre
Name: The Tannery
Description: The Tannery student accommodation
Name: Kilvilly Grave Yard
Description: Cillin
Name: Market Yard
Description: Loading / unloading yard
Name: CUS Sports Grounds
Description: CUS Sports Grounds
Description: Residential bungalow
Name: Kilcrea Friary
Description: Kilcrea Friary burial ground
Localized names: Prióireacht Chill Chré
Description: Built 2018-2019
Name: Ma Hogans Bar
Description: A beautifully restored city centre bar, located in the heart of the shopping and dining quarter of Limerick city. Modern drinks in a traditional setting.
Name: Baldoyle Library
Description: Library and local area offices for Fingal County Council
Name: Airlie House
Description: Detached three-bay two-storey house, c.1840, with large two-storey L-plan extension to rere. Roughcast rendered walls with smooth rendered base course. Timber sash windows to front, timber and uPVC windows to sides and rere. Projecting central flat-roofed
Description: Entrance to Mountsandel Forest
Description: 1916 Commemorative Garden
Name: Portglenone Bridge
Description: Portglenone Bridge
Description: Mill Pnd
Name: Brownlow House
Description: 19th-century Elizabethan-style house; military HQ in WWI & WWII; now a museum and event venue
Name: Bloomfield Presbyterian Church
Description: Bloomfield Presbyterian Church is an evangelical church that seeks to know Jesus Christ and share His love. Bloomfield is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland and part of the universal Church.
Name: Rockmount Riding Centre
Description: Closed
Name: The Old Mill Stores
Description: Design, Homeware & Craft Shop
Name: Costelloe Lodge
Description: Home of J. Bruce Ismay, chairman of the White Star Line, which owned the RMS Titanic. Burned down by the IRA in 1922 and rebuilt in 1925.
Name: DPL Drogheda
Description: DIY, Builders Merchants, Bathroom and Plumbing Suppliers,
Name: Croftwell Square
Description: Croftwell Square
Name: Croftwell Drive
Description: Croftwell Drive
Name: Croftwell
Description: Croftwell
Name: The Colliery Church
Description: First Fruit church, i.e. built as Church of Ireland church.
Name: South Gate Bridge
Description: Three-arch stone road bridge over river.
Localized names: South Gate Bridge
Name: St Peter's Graveyard
Description: Historic Graveyard that contains graves of both Roman Catholic and Church of Ireland members.
Description: Former Clonaslee Church of Ireland
Description: new pier
Name: Lios na gCon Ring Fort
Description: A bit overgrown but still worth a visit, as it's so beautifully reconstructed. Park at the roadside and then walking past the two huts there's a narrow path down to the ringfort. The entrance is around to your right to the back of the ringfort.
Description: approx 250m offshore buffer for VC H38 (to correct for coastline & low tide line)
Description: Built by the earl of shannon 1686 as private boathouse. Leased to RNLI in 1872. currenly looks like private dwelling.
Description: Service
Name: Castle View B&B
Description: Bed and Breakfast nestled on the banks of beautiful Lough Gill overlooking Parke's Castle with views to Knocknarea and the Lake Isle of Innisfree
Name: Thomas Davis GFC Corrinshego
Description: Thomas Davis GFC Corrishego
Description: St. Michael's Prunty Pitch
Name: St. Michael's Playing Fields
Description: St Michael's playing fields
Name: Rightprice
Description: Flooring and Furniture
Description: Overflow Parking
Name: Glendale Lodge
Description: Aughrim Street Scout Cabin
Name: Mercury Shop
Description: Polish grocery store
Description: Disused Open Air Pool
Description: Main playing pitch
Description: Section facing car park.
Description: Seemingly abandoned one-off house construction, at foundation stage.
Description: Landing station for international fibre-optic cable(s).
Name: Síle Rabh
Description: Síle Rabh - a rabh is a dangerous reef These were mapped on British War Office map as Sheela's Rock but they are known locally as Síle Rabh
Localized names: Sheela's Rock; Síle Rabh
Name: Oileán Meánach
Description: Oileán - island
Meánach - middle
Localized names: Oileán Meánach
Name: Stáca
Description: Commonly known as the Stáca. Mapped as the Stack Of Beans in English
Localized names: Stáca
Name: Carraig a' Ráis
Description: Carraig - Rock a' - (of the) Ráis - Race Rowing boats used this rock for racing - LG
Localized names: Carraig a' Ráis
Name: Lisnafahy
Description: Lisnafahy means Fort Of The Green/Hill
Description: EGAD Newtownards 128.300 MHz
Description: located on the riverbank, starts below the level of the pedestrian area but not underground.
Name: Ballylarkin Upper graveyard
Description: not visible on the ground, part of the field and used to grow crops
Name: Mayne Graveyard
Description: partly collapsed into river since 1835