NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Site of Kilkieran graveyard
Description: Lane used to  run on West side of hedge to Sandfordscourt road, according to 6'' OS maps. Graveyard was on east side of road "stood on the roadside, to the left, as one goes from Carrigeen to Sandfordscourt" (Carrigan, vol. I, p. 280).
Description: Sport equipment storage ('club shop')
Name: Ballán na nDeargán
Description: Headland and southernmost point in Ireland.
Localized names: Blananarragaun; Ballán na nDeargán
Description: Nature reserve owned by BirdWatch Ireland.
Name: Burrin Manor green area
Description: Green area with few benches by the river
Name: The Rath
Description: A Celtic hill fort (ruins, only an earth bank left)
Description: Possible archaeological site
Description: Possible archaeological site, found in the drought of 2018
Name: Darraghville House / Holy Faith Convent
Description: John Darragh, former Lord Mayor of Dublin, completed a summer and hunting house named Darraghville in 1782. The house became a convent in 1897 and was sold to a private party in 2017.
Name: Alder Pond
Description: Believed to have been excavated to make bricks at the nearby brickworks starting in the 1700s. Shown on the 1838 Ordnance Survey map.
Name: The Garnoch
Description: A 'Noch' or 'Nock' is a thicket or overgrown piece of land, suggesting that this was once wasteland
Description: Open Field
Name: Castlebridge Community Centre
Description: Old School
Name: Famine Memorial Garden
Description: 1845-1850
Name: Dr Mary Hearn Park
Description: St Anne's Cemetery, Shandon (southern)
Name: Cork Butter Exchange
Description: Former Butter Exchange, recent use as craft centre but currently derelict.
Description: former police barracks
Name: Chernobyl Remembrance Birch Grove
Description: Memorial garden to nuclear reactor accident
Name: Diamond Jubilee Wood
Description: Mixed woodland and Community Orchard for leisure and recreational activities and for helping wildlife
Name: K.C Print Ltd
Description: Commercial Printer
Description: bivallate ringfort, judging from aerial photograph
Description: famous for its high fossil count
Name: Garrycastle 38kV Substation
Description: ALL MODULAR- 38kV Areva, 10kV NX+C
Description: Semi-detatched house
Description: Portmuck Beach
Description: Memorial Park
Description: Warehouses
Name: Glasmore
Description: Glasmore
Description: Private House
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 249
Name: Former Government Buildings
Description: Former site of Government Buildings and tax office in Cork City demolished in 2018. Planning permission for a large hotel has since lapsed and the site is now the subject of plans for a large private student accommodation development by BAM
Name: St Patrick's Park Tearooms
Description: Café and tearooms
Name: Knocklyon Lodge: Creche and Montessori
Description: Creche & Nursery School
Description: A coastal lime kiln right on the sea shore. Quarried lime was brought up the inlet on boats to be burned here.
Description: Cramsie Court Sheltered Accommodation
Name: Pierhouse
Description: Private dwelling
Name: GAA Club House
Description: Crosshaven Gaelic Athletic Association Club House formerly part of Historic Fort Camden Married Soldiers Quarters 4 X Buildings with drying ground to rear, Map 1880 and later repurposed  circa 1910 as  Fort Camden School for the married soldiers children.
Name: HSE Dublin North East Health Centre
Description: Health centre operated by the Health Service Executive
Name: Parle's Forge
Description: Thatched Building
Name: Parle's Forge
Description: Disused Blacksmith's Forge
Name: Charlotte Visitor Car Parking
Description: Visitors are required to register their car with RFC on arrival
Name: An Sean Scoil
Description: This was once the old Carne school for the children of this area.
Name: Blackwater Kayaks & Canoes
Description: Rents out kayaks or offers guided tours
Description: CO073-052---- : Earthwork : KNOCKANEMORE (Muskerry East By.)
Name: Bounce N Beyond
Description: Ireland's newest indoor epicenter of energetic physical fun
Description: Stepping Stones
Description: Used to be the village shop, seems vacantnow.
Name: Abbey Community College
Description: 2014-09-01: Monkstown Community (#321-0200) + Newtownabbey Community (#321-0279) High Schools amalgamated.
Description: Derelict stables belonging to the former flour mills.
Name: Martello No 2 Bray Beach
Description: No 2 Martello Tower, now used as private Residence With a Glass Gazebo on the roof.
Name: Jackie’s
Description: 90's inspired boozer, with Vintage Arcade Games
Description: For Adelboden Lodge
Name: Famine Memorial
Description: The Famine Memorial, situated on the approach to Dublin port is a very poignant reminder of the number of Irish people that were forced to emigrate during famine times.
Name: The Rise Pharmacy
Description: Ground floor retail units, with apartments above
Name: Loughaconeera Shelter in Arraglen
Description: This shelter is in Arraglen, the map shows its 20 m from the ruins in the abandoned village of Arraglen.
Localized names: Loughaconeera Shelter in Arraglen
Name: Fort Hill
Description: Only visible as parchmark
Description: Wood wheel bin store
Description: Seemingly abandoned one-off house construction. Some / all walls, no roof.
Description: Gaelic Football and Hurling
Name: Middletown Centre for Autism
Description: "Middletown Centre for Autism designs and delivers training programmes cognisant of the needs of Parents, Education Professionals and those who traverse these groupings. "
Name: Cork Seventh-day Adventist Church
Description: Previously the location of the Cork Hebrew Congregation or "Cork Synagogue" but was sold in 2016 and is now in use by Seventh-day Adventists
Name: Kilsaran
Description: Concrete products supplier
Name: Abigail Women's Centre
Description: https://www.novas.ie/services/abigail-womens-centre/
Description: Description: Raised circular area (int. diam. c. 42m) enclosed by a low earthen bank. From ENE-S-WNW bank has been incorporated into the field boundary and is accompanied by a modern external drain. Deep watering-hole at the outer foot of the scarp at WNW
Name: Proud People
Description: PROUD PEOPLE Bronze relief sculpture by Paddy McElroy Celebrating 950 years of Newry 1144 - 1994
Name: Atkin's Hall
Description: Ruined section of Atkin's Hall, former Our Lady's Psychiatric Hospital.
Derelict Sites Reg No 246
Description: seems to have been deconstructed
Name: Lime Kiln
Description: Twin Lime Kilns, disused. Visible from the road
Name: Coleraine Grammar School
Description: There are two campuses for this school; see the individual campus for address/contacts.
Name: Kilmacsimon
Description: private pontoon
Name: Patties
Description: Burgers, fries the works
Name: Kernan Epuestrian Centre
Description: indoor arena
Name: Banagher Old Church
Description: Remains of an old church dating from the mid 12th century.
Name: Hatton's Bog
Description: wooded wetland
Name: Cnoc na nGabhar
Description: Translates to the Hill Of Goats. Apparently wild goats roamed here in olden days
Name: Liathmore Church Ruin
Description: sheela-na-gig in doorway
Description: early Christian church
Description: Abandoned house
Name: Knockcroghery Community Centre
Description: This is the former Knockcroghery Primary School. Currently used as a community centre and surgery. Election voting also takes place here for Local, National and European Elections.
Description: Garda Barracks
Name: Linenfield
Description: Estate of 2- and 3-storey detached, semi-detached and terraced houses.
Localized names: Linenfield
Name: An Teampall Bán
Description: Some burials here up to fairly recent times
Name: St Awaries Cottage
Description: St Awaries Cottage, build 1680, renovated last in 2016, protected grade II building. More Information: https://www.stawaries.com
Name: Fitzpatricks Bar & Off-Sales
Description: Fitzpatrick Bar & Off Sales - Established 2021. Belfast's newest family run Pub, situated just 5 minutes from the City Centre.
Description: Embassy of Morocco Residence
Name: Sea Garden
Description: Small garden with plaque to remember Fisheries team lost at sea on 7 Jul 1990. Inspector Benno Houssmann, Officers Barra O'Longaigh, Barry O'Driscoll, Dominic Meehan
Description: Trawler Wreck
Name: Railway Gate keeper home
Description: Railway Crossing gate keeper's old home for the Ballinascarty & Timoleague light railway. Corrugated walls & roof
Name: Kilcoole Lodge Nursing Home
Description: Built 2017-2018
Name: Darraghville / Convent - northeast lodge
Description: This lodge was built for Darraghville House which became the Holy Faith Convent. Another lodge to the southeast of the house was demolished as part of the building of the new church in Kilcoole.
Name: Bullford Farm House
Description: Derelict
Name: Ballydonarea House
Description: Began as an outlying farm on the original Ballydonarea House estate (which later became Greyfort), this house became known as Ballydonarea House once the new house called Greyfort had been built (late 1800s).
Name: Orchard Cottage
Description: The gate lodge to Greyfort House (not extant)
Name: Easthill House
Description: Detached three-bay single-storey house, built in 1803, having two-storey return to the rear (south). This house was originally built by a branch of the Handcock-Temple Family of nearby Waterstown House and was later the home of R. Cuppaidge, Esq., in 1837
Name: Balief Castle (ruins)
Description: It is believed locally that the tower was built by William Marshal for Aoife.
Name: Ballyfoyle Castle
Description: Used to be owned by John Thomas Coghill around 1816.
Name: Ballylarkin Castle
Description: Used to be a Shortal castle according to O'Kelly.
Name: Mint Leaf Indian Restaurant
Description: Previously called "Jamuna"
Name: Dysart Church
Description: Only one wall seems to remain standing, but there are many larger stones lying around. It is very overgrown with brambles and not easily accessible.
Description: Circular embanked enclosure with possible entrance on the east. There is a circular depression on the west end. Mostly if not fully levelled, replaced by equestrian area on regular Esri.
Description: 14 houses, planned as holiday homes.
Description: Seemingly part-demolished abandoned building construction, at foundation stage. Some / all walls, no roof. Planned, but never completed hotel.
Description: Caiseal
Name: Cara Junior School
Description: Cara Junior School caters for pupils aged 4-12 years with a dual diagnosis of Autism and a mild or moderate intellectual disability.
Localized names: Scoil Cara Shòisearach
Name: Dún Dúchathair
Description: Remains of the ramparts of an ancient fortress with terraced walls constructed in black limestone.
Localized names: The Black Fort; Dún Dúchathair
Description: Abandoned, partially-built house.
Description: plough-levelled ringfort
Name: Ardclinis ED
Description: Glenariff Mountains and Lemnalary Mountain townlands not in census 1911
Description: Burnham House, is a detached seven-bay three-storey late-Georgian house, built c. 1800. 1 Originally the estate of Lord Ventry, it is now an Irish Language girls boarding school, Cólaste Íde.
Name: Bob's Bar
Description: Traditional Irish Bar in Durrow , Co.Laois.
Name: Annie´s Cottage
Description: Holiday home
Name: Lisnaskea ED
Description: Derryree and Lisnakea Barnhill not in 1911 census, but inlcuded to not leave an enclave
Description: Ruins of old cottage or shed
Name: Bicycle Shed at Insight
Description: Home of the Insight Community Bike scheme
Name: Moydrum Church
Description: http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?type=record&county=WM&regno=15402916
Description: House or Shed, stone construction no roof
Description: House or shed in ruins, Stone construction: Roof gone
Name: Dromgarvan
Description: 4 - bed bungalow on ±1.5 acre (.43 ha). Mains water, septic tank, fixed telephone connection, optical broadband available, currently on wireless 50/15 Mb/s link.
OFCH
Name: The Presentation Arts Centre
Description: Renovated 19th century convent church that houses a modern arts centre and theatre.
Name: The Paddocks
Description: The Paddocks
Name: Incorporation Mill
Description: Recreation of historical building. Recently burned down and now lies in ruins
Name: Cork Bearing Company
Description: https://www.corkbearings.ie/
Description: Don Bosco House, 57 Lr Drumcondra Road, Dublin 9
This is a hostel for young people in difficulties who are given professional care and attention. The service is funded by the Health Service Executive.
Description: Owner-farmer describes it thus: "may date to ancient times as there is a slightly raised base at the centre and an entrance down into the circle, it is v[ery] sheltered and almost below field level."
Name: Top of Coom
Description: Highest Pub in Ireland
Name: Aille River Hostel Campsite
Description: Facilities of Hostel also available to campsite customers
Name: The Green
Description: A local green area with footpaths and memorial benches for nearby residents in Bellefield and Moran Park.
Name: TLI Group
Description: Electrical line school
Name: Owen Mor Care Centre
Description: Care service type: Nursing home
Description: Seemingly abandoned section of housing estate with 4 houses at foundation stage.
Description: Giant's Grave?
Description: Ringfort and souterrain
Name: Drom Parochial House
Description: Drom Parochial House, constructed in 1847. Refurbished in 1988. Residence of the Catholic Parish Priest of Drom & Inch.
Description: Ornamental Tower erected Lord Bandon
Description: 10€ fee for overnight parking of campers
Name: RDC Paving
Description: Paving - Commercial Paving, Home Paving & Driveways.
Name: Old Meeting House Green
Description: Accessed from gate on High Street signed as 'Old Meeting House;. Keys available from Alexander Hanna's paint shop on Water Street.
Description: Used to be the Golf Club.
Name: Carlingford Park Play Park / Skate Park
Description: play park for children.
Name: Killydonoghoe
Description: Identified in logainm as Killydonoghoe, logainm 9641
Localized names: Killydonoghoe; Cill Uí Dhonnchú
Name: Sandymount Strand
Description: Sandymount Strand is 2 km 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 Sandymount Strand itself h
Name: The Kill Field
Description: Could also be spelled 'The Coill Field' as in the Irish for a Wood but commonly know as The Kill Field. No kiln or wood to be seen on older maps.
Name: Polla Bhoon (Delaney's)
Description: Pronounced Polla Voon
Name: Engine Shed
Description: Build in 1919 by Jim Nicky Downey to house a steam engine and threshing set
Description: Former soccer pitch. Infrequently cut. Not maintained for sports
Description: Short terrace of single-storey houses in assisted living setting.
Name: Elm Vale
Description: Vacant. Kept in decent condition tho
Name: Constabulary Barrack
Description: Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) barracks, later in use as Garda Síochána Station
Name: The Lower Boch
Description: The large field here was once divided into two smaller fields: the southern field called The Lower Boch, the northern field name is unknown
Name: The Lower Whites
Description: The large field here was once divided into two smaller fields: The Upper Whites and the Lower Whites
Name: The Upper Whites
Description: The large field here was once divided into two smaller fields: The Upper Whites and the Lower Whites
Name: The Long Streets
Description: These two fields are called the Long Streets and the Marlhole Field (to the north-north-east. However, another source states they were both called the River Fields
Name: The River Fields
Description: These two fields are called The River Fields. However, another source states they were called The Long Streets and The Marlhole Field
Name: The Two Acre
Description: This farmland is disused
Name: The Orchard
Description: This farmland is disused
Name: Porters Field
Description: This farmland is disused
Name: The Enclosure
Description: This farmland is disused
Name: The Rown Nock
Description: A 'Nock' is a thicket or overgrown piece of land, suggesting that this field was once wasteland
Name: The Lawn Field
Description: This field is now part of a larger field
Name: The Barntoons
Description: This field is now part of a larger field
Name: The Windmill Field
Description: A windmill once stood on the south-western part of this field. It was demolished in the early 1900s.
Description: This marlhole was used to provide marl for to make bricks to build houses. There was a kiln beside it, hence the Kiln Field.
Name: The Back Field / The Upper Back
Description: The Back Field was the name given to the field before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Upper Back is the name after 1919.
Name: The Big Field
Description: The Middle Park, together with The Noneen Field, is now called The Big Field. The Noneen Field and the Middle Parks are the names given before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Big Field is the name given after 1919.
Name: The Big Field
Description: The Noneen Field, together with The Middle Park, is now called The Big Field. The Noneen Field and the Middle Parks are the names given before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Big Field is the name given after 1919.
Name: The Green Alley / The Field under Summertown
Description: The Green Alley was the name given to the field before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Field under Summertown is the name after 1919.
Name: The Big Five acre / The Five acre
Description: The Big Five acre was the name given to the field before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Five acre is the name after 1919.
Name: The Three-corner Field
Description: The Little Field was the name given to the field before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Three-corner Field is the name after 1919.
Name: The Field agin the heap of dung
Description: Pitt's Park was the name given to the field before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Field agin the heap of dung is the name after 1919.
Name: The Bean Park / The Field agin the hall door
Description: The Bean Park was the name given to the field before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Field agin the hall door is the name after 1919.
Name: The Will Park / The Field over the Pond
Description: The Will Park was the name given to the field before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Field over the Pond is the name after 1919.
Name: The Rushy Field / The Moor
Description: The Moor was the name given to the field before 1897 (how far back is not known). The Rushy Field is the name after 1919.
Name: Near Gollough's Bush & Gollough's Bush / The Lower Back
Description: This field was once divided into two smaller fields, called Near Gollough's Bush & Gollough's Bush. These are the names given before 1897 (how far back is not known). After the fields were joined, the new field was called The Lower Back
Name: The Knock Street / Jim's back of the Haggard
Description: The Knock Street was the name given to the field before 1897 (how far back is not known). Jim's back of the Haggard is the name after 1919. It was joined with the Low Park and the Scruin Scaan sometime in the 20th Century.
Name: The Scruin Scaan
Description: The big field here was once divided into three fields. Before 1897 this middle field was called the Scruin Scaan, after 1919 when it joined with the field to the north-west it was called the Field abreast the pond. (see also the field to the south-east)
Name: The Low Park
Description: The big field here was once divided into three fields. Before 1897 this upper field was called the Low Park, after 1919 when it joined with the field to the south-east it was called the Field abreast the pond. (see also the field to the south-east)
Description: Slurry Storage
Description: Derelict Stable
Name: Red Bog
Description: There was a Mass path that became submerged.
Name: Jack's Park
Description: This farmland is disused
Name: The Path Field
Description: A path once went through this field
Description: named after George Rothe
Description: looked like a studio or something, not quite sure how to map, but definitely not a garage
Description: Security hut
Description: Temporarily used while Muckalee pitch was developed.
Description: Seemingly abandoned garage construction. Some / all walls, no roof.
Description: R95ND82
Description: According to current (2022) owners, the roof was thatched until the 1940s, then a galvanised roof was put on top of thatch; in 1998, they decided to thatch it again.
Description: old herd's house
Description: Old schoolbuilding, converted to assisted living
Name: Byrne & McCabe Design Ltd
Description: Architectural + Engineering Services
Description: Historically, associated with the railway.
Description: Seemingly abandoned section of housing estate with approximately 35 houses at various stages of construction.
Description: former convent building
Description: Old water storage tank for estate
Description: Occasionally in use as community hall.
Description: Seemingly abandoned residential construction. Some / all walls, no roof.
Name: Tower Hill Graveyard
Description: According to Owen O'Kelly, the White family buried their members here (p. 59).
Description: burnt out roof
Description: discovered by b-unicyling December 2023
Description: it is part of a farm there are two other buildings that are apart of the same farm
Description: pay point building
Description: Falconry zoo reception building
Description: Former coach house for the demolished church to the Southeast, similar to Killaloe.
Description: Three story townhouse/terraced buildings with a dwelling on each floor. Each dwelling has its own ground level front door. Source: https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/ see addresses listed
Description: Livestock Farms
Description: Covered standing are for Tipperary County Camogie pitch. No seating.
Name: The Distillery
Description: Definitely closed
Description: Two-storey house which operated as a post office until the 1970s
Name: Devaney Dinners
Description: Catering facility
Name: The Thatch
Description: Vernacular thatched cottage with traditional straw roof
Description: Formerly The Hilltop Bar (O' Dwyer's), a public house. House dates from the nineteenth century
Description: built in competition with Danesfort Church c.1812, fell out of use.
Name: Waterford Harbour
Description: Natural harbour
Description: Originally a one storey thatched cottage, roof was taken off and another storey added and re-thatched.
Name: White Church
Description: The church is only defined by two mounds of rubble where the Western, Northern and Eastern walls once stood. Very few stones are still in situ. Presumably, the rest were re-used elsewhere.
Name: The Saturday-Night Field
Description: This farmland is no longer in use
Name: Newpark Close Play Area
Description: Play and leisure services. Enjoy this playground. Play safe and do not abuse it.
Name: Brewery Building
Description: Only example of Bauhaus architecture in Kilkenny.
Description: Pentagonal bell tower
Name: Land League Hall
Description: This building dates from the 19th century and was formerly the meeting place of the Drom branch of the United Irish League and later a community centre.
Name: Walled Garden of Barnane House
Description: remains of the walled garden of Barnane House, built in the 19th century. Barnane House stood to the east of here but was demolished in the 1940s.
Name: Black Castle
Description: tower house converted into mausoleum
Name: Gate Lodge
Description: Gate lodge at the entrance to Inch House. Currently vacant.
Description: Seemingly abandoned residential construction, at foundation stage.
Description: thatched cottage in an interesting context with two stiles in the surrounding wall, the entrance door in an unusual position and a water well very close by
Description: Watch House
Name: Dunnes Stores
Description: Clothing store
Name: Clonassy Wood
Description: no. 76 on the 1896 fox covert map
Name: Tramore Amusement & Leisure Park
Description: Bumper boats, inflatable slide, bungee trampolines, racing track, regular trampolines, bumper cars, merry go rounds, merry-go-rounds, waltzers, kids roller-coaster.   Train & crazy golf are permanent fixtures, other attractions get dismantled for winter.