NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Black Lough ASSI
Description: The area is of special scientific interest because of its wetland flora and fauna and other  associated habitats
Name: Fin McCool's Table
Description: long destroyed to make it into a lime kiln
Description: Unusual to have the steps facing the road, usually they are parallel.
Name: Knockhouse Lower Ringfort
Description: Excavated in 2015.
Description: Terrace of neighbourhood shops.
Description: Excavated in 2015.
Name: Father Flynn's garden
Description: Small public green area dedicated to the late Fr. Patrick Flynn, former parish priest of Drom & Inch (1988-2007), who helped to develop the garden and who lived in the nearby Parochial House
Description: Residential area at the core of Drom Village. Four residential properties in total.
Name: Kilmore ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Ballynahinch ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Drumaness ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Cloughlowrish Stone
Description: glacial erratic
Localized names: Clogh Leabhrais - the speaking stone
Name: Balla Mart
Description: cattle mart for buying and selling cows
Name: Emyvale ED
Description: Streanduff not in 1911 census, but included to not leave an enclave.
Description: group of large boulders
Name: Glaslough
Description: Signal box.
Name: Lisnacree ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Páirc a' Bhealaigh
Description: Field of the passage
Name: Móinteán
Description: Pronounced 'the maointeán' by informant
Name: Garraí na gCabhlach
Description: A field that formerly had a number of old houses
Name: Bán Garbh
Description: The Rough Cowfield
Name: Páirc a' Tí
Description: Páric a' Tí - the house field (this is the homeplace of Teddy Hegarty)
Name: Páirc na hOllan
Description: Meaning of name unclear but may be connected with wool (ollan) - the field of the wool (Páirc na hOlla)
Name: Garraí na Scuan
Description: Garraí na Scuan possibly means the Field of the Flock (of birds/fowl)
Name: Gairdín Neddie
Description: The Neddie here is believed to be a Neddie Attridge (source Teddy Hegarty, Laherdane). Neddie may have been a farm worker (one of two brothers). Remains of a house still exist here.
Name: The Bunny/Bonnie Gleantáns
Description: Good quality fertile fields (source: Teddy Hegarty, Laherdane)
Name: Páirc a' Leasa
Description: Páirc a' Leasa - the field of the lios
Name: Cill
Description: Approximate position of burial ground for unbaptised children
Name: Páirc na Leanbh
Description: Páirc na Leanbh - Field of the Children (in reference to the burial site (kill /cill field) for unbaptised children. Fields in this area were formerly owned by Michael and Dan Driscoll (d.1978)
Name: Newtonhamilton ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Crossmaglen ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: Memorial in the shape of a milk churn stand. Two milk churns stand on top, two in front (all four used as flower pot).
Name: Proposed Farranrory Wind Farm
Description: Nordex N133 4.8 MW turbines, 150 m high. Underground cable to Kyleballyoughter, Kilkenny - check, possibly Ballyragget. Tipp planning refs 20972, 211620, 2360402 2460280. KK planning refs 21627, 2360232
Name: Glaslough ED
Description: Drumsheeny and Tonyhamigan not part of 1911 census, but included to not leave an enclave.
Description: Abbeyleix Estate Airstrip
Name: Castle Jane
Description: This is now known as Castle Jane but was called Bawnlahan House at times in the past
Name: The Glebe
Description: Was also known as Rock Cottage in the past
Description: Integrated Constructed Wetlands
Name: Mushera Dance Platform
Description: outdoor roofless dance platform reopened in 2013 by the mayor of Ballinagree Rita O'Sullivan
Name: East Mayo Brigade Monument
Description: Monument to the East Mayo Brigade of the I.R.A..
Description: Outdoor seating with public footway through it.
Description: Beach wheelchair available.
Description: Falconry zoo bird shelter
Description: Falconry zoo bird keeping area
Description: 4 x 4 glass squares
Description: 10 x 10 glass squares
Description: Earth embanked enclosure.
Description: Dry stone walled enclosure.
Name: Cahergal Lake
Description: This was one of the three Cahergal Lakes in the past
Description: One wide inner ditch, two narrow outer ditches.
Description: barely discernable as bumps in the ground
Description: site of an abbey where St Finbar of Cork got his early education, slight platform visible on Esri Clarity
Description: Remains of building associated with a rifle range that was in use until the 1990s. Other features associated with the rifle range are visible in the surrounding landscape.
Name: Leona Visitor Car Parking
Description: Visitors are required to register their car with RFC on arrival
Name: St. Patrick's ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Abbey ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: W5a
Description: Warm-up area
Name: W5b
Description: Warm-up area
Name: W4a
Description: Warm-up area
Name: W4b
Description: Warm-up area
Description: Bivallate ringfort (two ditch cropmark)
Description: area of trees and shrubbery.
Description: Temporary motorway ramps used during construction of M8, visible as negative cropmark.
Name: Cromore House
Description: The original house dates from the mid-18th century. in 1834 John Cromie extended it. It recently served as a nursing home, closing in 2014.
Name: Woodbrook
Description: Newly constructed (2025) DART station with two lateral platforms and pedestrian overbridge.
Description: Wooden, two-wheeled trailer with two artificial sheep on top to explain the animal ramp setup.
Description: Wooden two-wheeled cart. It would have been drawn by equine animal.
Description: Seemingly abandoned housing estate with 12 semi-detached houses at foundation stage.
Description: Abandoned prefab building. Possibly a break room or mess. Intact but certainly not going to be rebuilt
Description: Intact electrical substation building. Likely the mains power for machines that were once here
Description: Tall metal tower
Description: Large metal quarry equipment raised off the ground
Description: Graveyard of the Presentation Nuns
Name: Crann Arda
Description: Only the street and street furniture are finished, the 9 plots are not building sites as of October 2024, only brown sites.
Description: bus stop, bus drop off and pickup only
Description: Pair of double ramparts.
Description: Old bridge over a railway
Description: two storey semi-detached being built
Description: two semidetached bungalows according to site notice
Description: The last port of call for the last Titanic passengers (123 of them) to join the ship on it's maiden voyage
Name: American Pier
Description: Historical pier
Description: 4 2-storey buildings, see site notice on mapillary: https://www.mapillary.com/app/?pKey=4521296828096276
Description: Arch, possibly a grotto or shrine
Description: Tourist train only.
Description: Segway tours only
Name: Dromore Castle
Description: Built in the 19th century, this replica castle was abandoned in 1949.
Description: wedding chapel
Description: workhouse/ hospitel cemeter, no grave markers
Description: bottle return maintenance
Description: low wall
Description: Sixteen hewn stone rectangular cube blocks inscribed with incised letters, some cut off in the middle.
Name: Forkhill ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 413
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 208
Name: St. Eoin's Well
Description: St. Eoin's well is a circular well filled with clear water located in a field with a small wooden fence around it. It is below ground, surrounded by stone and has a shrine with a Virgin Mary statue near it.
Description: Fenced-off bin storage area for apartments.
Name: Former Ballyroan National School
Description: Built in 1888. It is now an occasional day-care.
Description: discovered and reported by b-unicycling 2024-05-28
Name: Shankyard
Description: Presumably burial ground for people who died in the workhouse.
Localized names: Shankyard
Description: possibly one of the oldest surviving buildings here, because it matches one on the 1st edition OS map
Description: several concentric circles visible on Bing
Description: Stairwell and lift shaft
Description: Service building for deliveries to nearby commercial buildings but also a rooftop plaza for nearby residential buildings
Name: Navan Road
Description: Navan Road, although a road, is also a neighbourhood of Dublin 7 with it being the second line of the addresses in the area.
Localized names: Bóthar Na Huaimhe
Description: Former construction compound.
Description: Cemetery with 7 grave markers for 68 boys and one woman who died between 1881 and 1965 in the nearby St Patrick's Industrial School
Description: St. Annes Park Watermill Road Calisthenics Park
Description: St. Annes All Saints Road Calisthenics Park
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 302

The convention would be to tag this as a building but no reasonable person would call what remains here a building. 40% of a building at most.
Description: Cemetery for 27 Sisters of Charity.
Description: Overgrown with ivy, but visible from the road.
Description: The area around this is on a slight rise which might be explained by rubbel from the church ruin under the soil. The rise is quite visible on the inscription side of the wayside cross. The site of the church is also marked by large yew trees.
Name: Sisters of Charity Cemetery
Description: Cemetery for the Sisters of Charity who were in charge of St Joseph's Industrial School. Each nun has an individual grave marker.
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 196
Description: Derelict site not on the register
Description: Temporary public car park during construction of sports hall.
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 299
Description: Granny flat perhaps? Certainly not just a shed
Name: Lackan Bog ASSI
Description: Raised bog - the largest single block of lowland peat in County Down
Description: Charleville-Buttevant interface substation
Description: Burial ground for parish 9 priests (as of 2024).
Description: Possible church ruins. Little remains.
Description: Technically speaking this is a derelict site with the register number 36 and has been on the register since 1993. I think they just forgot
Description: Large metal table and stools fixed in place
Name: Saint Vincent's Bridge
Description: Three-span, iron-trussed foot bridge over river.
Localized names: Saint Vincent's Bridge
Name: Wyse's Distillery Bridge
Description: Two-arch stone road bridge over mill race.
Localized names: Wyse's Distillery Bridge
Name: Cavanagh Bridge
Description: Made with larch and jatoba
Name: Proby's Bridge
Description: Single arch stone road bridge over culverted waterway.
Localized names: Proby's Bridge
Name: Killard ASSI
Description: Killard Point is of special scientific interest because of the physiography, flora and fauna. It is one of the best examples of a coastal system in Northern Ireland, and is notable for its extent and the wide range of plant communities present.
Name: Ballycam ASSI
Description: of special scientific interest because of its wetland flora and fauna.
Description: Large house that burned down and was subsequently abandoned
Name: Kilcrea House
Description: Large country house that was previously on a 200 acre estate. Following financial troubles, it traded hands a few times until it was abandoned and the roof removed some time in the 1950's. Facade still remains mostly intact
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 296
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 269
Description: Square fountain with three outlets in the center, a fountain on the south side in the shape of a milk churn pouring into the pool, a donkey cart with four milk churns on top. Commemorates the town's industrial history.
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 245
Description: Long corridor that formerly connected St. Kevin's to Our Lady's (now Atkin's Hall). Due to be mostly demolished but a short wall is planned to be kept for a communal space
Name: Drumbride Graveyard
Description: This graveyard is up behind a farmer's house. They have incorrect placed a gate at the bottom of the road blocking the driveway up to the graveyard. You can call up to the house and request access to the graveyard at any time.
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 209
Roof and floors collapsed in 2019. Can't reasonably qualify as a building anymore
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 210
Roof and floors collapsed in 2019.  Can't reasonably qualify as a building
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 211
Description: Separate from the derelict site reg no 302; Not on the register
Description: Upper level supported by a pillar that can be walked under to get to the entrance of Dunnes Stores; Sometimes used for clothing/holidays displays
Description: concrete block with black milk churn on top
Name: McCurtain's Town Car Park
Description: Carpark to access Midleton Youghal Greenway
Description: Milk churn stand. Table with step on the left/south. Five milk churns stand on top.
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 255
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 251
Description: Derelict Sites Reg No 250
Description: Technically part of the adjacent derelict site with Reg No 250
Name: Ward River Valley Park
Description: Locally called "The Jacko", the Ward River Valley Park is a park in central to southern Swords.
Description: Older part of the church dating to the 10th or 11th century.
Name: Doctor's Field
Description: People used to hurl in this field.
Description: Site of the original Kil-Rush.
Description: slight cropmark visible on Bing, also the wall follows the outline of it still. Possibly the one the townland is named after, because there isn't another one.
Description: Private bus wash.
Description: Milk churn stand. Three milk churns stand on top.
Description: Seems to be predominantly or exclusively glamping,
Name: College Chapel
Description: Has been assigned the room number CG01
Localized names: College Chapel; Séipéal Coláiste
Name: The Tuairín Field
Description: pronounciation in the Kilkenny dialect would be more like toozheen (as Carrigan would probably have spelled it)
Description: Set down only
Name: Milk Churns
Description: Four oversized milk churns stand on the ground. The surface around them consists of offset concentric circles of square sett paving stones. Commemorates the dairy industry in the Munster region.
Localized names: Milk Churns; Cuinneoga Bainne
Description: single milk churn part of artwork.
Name: Loughorne Cottage Outbuilding
Description: The barn is an outbuilding and remains of the historic Loughorne Cottage
Name: Bán na Campa
Description: Very large, mostly flat meadow.
Localized names: Field of the Camp: believed to have been the site of a battle in the early Middle Ages.
Name: Henry Grattan Building
Description: Humanities
Localized names: Henry Grattan Building; Foirgneamh Henry Grattan
Name: Old National School of Aherlow
Description: The National School of Aherlow was built in 1910 and took its first students in 1911. It closed as a  school in 1971 to make way for the much larger school in nearby Lisvarrinane. The building now is a private residence.
Name: Leinster Gliding Centre
Description: Club House at Gowran Grange
Description: Historic Children's Burial Ground
Name: Brickfield Square
Description: Rental apartments.
Localized names: Brickfield Square
Description: Woodwork storage
Description: Metalwork storage
Name: MatthewPhotographs™
Description: Business Address For Local Professional Photographer MatthewPhotographs.
Description: Garden shop items
Description: According to local oral history, the graveyard used to extend out into the Church Field and the boundary like is sill discernible.
Description: Reverse parking. Overflow car park.
Name: The Springhill Clinic
Description: Dental surgeons, dental hygienists, cosmetic dermatology specialist, Noel Sugrue osteopath, acupuncture and homeopath, counsellor and psychotherapist,
Localized descriptions: The Springhill Offices, HSE Health Centre, Family Carers Ireland, chiropractic clinic 7751959, office to rent, forensic psychological services.
Description: HSE staff parking bay
Description: Likely the location of the former dance board during the time of the pattern of Tullaroan in the 1960s and 1970s.
Description: Practice pitching green
Name: Dundrum ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Ballydugan ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Binnian ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Kilkeel ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: Forensic Psychological Services
Description: Family Carers Ireland
Description: Health centre
Description: Chiropractic clinic
Description: Dr. D. Cashin
Name: Kilkieran Monastic Site
Description: early Christian monastic site of which remains of a wall were discovered during excavations in the 1980s
Localized names: Presumably named after St Kieran of Saighir; Q2280421
Description: An old partly erected extention was demolished and a new extention constructed. A new garage has been added to the site.
Description: Capuchin Friary and their employees only.
Description: Farme to support hoist when raising submersible pump.
Description: Older persons parking.
Description: Emergency vehicles only
Description: Last person to live here was Bríde McGull (?) who died in 1950 or 1951.
Name: Oyster Garden
Description: A conservative and restorative environmental project to re-introduce the native Irish oyster back into Dublin Bay after an absence of almost 200 years
Name: Kilskeagh House 1
Description: Old house in ruins but with potential for development.
Name: Mount Browne
Description: The home of the Cullinane family for about the last 200 years and still occupied by them. The house is reputed to be about 300 years old. The outbuildings are well maintained. The building and land around it are owned by a local horse trainer.
Description: Local horse trainer sand track.
Description: dried up pond
Description: Disused ruin, in poor condition
Description: New build 2023, Rabbitte's new build
Name: Belleville Castle
Description: Freestanding two-bay three-storey square-plan tower, built c.1830. Roof not visible, battlemented parapets to walls, and battlemented turrets to corners. Partial remains of house attached to side.
Description: security
Name: Gransha ASSI
Description: Gransha is a special place because of its earth science interest. The area provides access to exposures of a granite-like rock called granodiorite that, together with a number of other designated sites in the area, collectively describe the Newry Igneous
Description: heap of quartz stones originally from the passage tomb
Description: Not very ancient looking altar with slate slabs on the top, one has fallen off already.
Name: Mel Lyons Pub (Red Pub)
Description: Pub
Description: Protruding wall. Part of historical barracks wall
Description: Sewage pumping plant
Name: Glendesha ASSI
Description: Part of the Slieve Gullion volcanic complex, The main rock exposures found in Glendesha consist of the porphyritic felsite part of the ring dyke which here forms the steep hillside of Slievebrack.
Name: Smarmore Castle Clinic
Description: Original castle dates from 14th century. Now a private addiction treatment clinic.
Description: Seemingly abandoned building construction, at foundation stage.
Description: Water pumping station
Name: Knocknashinna ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: folio
Description: folio in 3 parts
Description: folio in two parts
Description: folio in 2 parts
Description: Previously a school. May have been a presbyterian church at one point. Current use unknown.
Name: Belvedere Dog Park (Grass Area)
Description: Spring and Summer only
Description: Dilapidated building
Description: A dilapidated, burnt building
Description: Construction abandoned. Different house built.
Name: LOFAR
Description: 96 low band antennas
Name: Mayobridge ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Damolly ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Slieve Gullion DEA
Description: Local government District Electoral Area, for the purposes of elections to district councils, as defined by the District Electoral Areas (Northern Ireland) Order 2014.
Description: Stone-built railway ventilation shaft. Square base and circular upper part. Metal grill to roof. One of four such shafts on the Cork Tunnel. Not historic=yes as they are still in use.
Description: Ambulance only
Description: Brick-faced enclosure for electrical transformer. Pyramidal roof, possibly of steel sheeting.
Description: Brick-faced enclosure for electrical transformer. Pyramidal roof, possibly of steel sheeting. Façade discoloured. possibly by fire.
Name: St. Stephens Green Arboretum
Description: The Arboreum park in St Stephens green park is an area of the park where specific trees native to Ireland are grown and maintained, such as oak, silver beech etc...
Description: marked as fulacht fia, but the more international term is burnt mound. All that is visible is a slight mound.
Description: Looks like oval shaped enclosure, maybe overlooking the Arrigle River.
Description: detached house
Description: well house built over c.40ft deep well which used to serve the clochán around here
Description: square area visible on Bing, Esri Clarity and other aerial imagery
Name: White's Hazel
Description: Land belonged to Mary White now deceased.
Name: Kilroe Mill, Grange (disused)
Description: http://irishantiquities.bravehost.com/galway/grange/kilroemill.html Now part of PRIVATE farm. No public access.
Description: A Skerrett home in the 18th and 19th centuries. It is labelled Castle on the Ordnance Survey maps though the 25-inch edition of the 1890s notes that it was in ruins by then.
Description: five plinths commemorating the 1798 rebellion
Description: open air altar for graveyard mass with memorial stones for local parish priests leaning against it
Description: location of Coolagh pattern until the 1990s
Description: former quarry for roadworks, but stone was too hard
Description: possibly ruins of a castle or other type of tower
Description: likely dug into an archaeological site which has not been recorded
Description: Derelict stone dwelling
Description: Tall concrete-built structure, possibly a silo. Appears incomplete.
Name: Acra House
Description: Mixed-use retail and apartment building. Apartment entrances at the address Acra House, 19 Maylor Street. An address at 18 Maylor Street does not exist. The address for the ground level Brown Thomas Menswear is Caroline Street
Name: Rockmill
Description: Ruined
Description: early medieval house site, later used as a burial ground for unbaptised children
Name: Ballypatrick Stables
Description: See www.gregbroderick.ie
Description: pile of stones used by the OPW as material for repairs
Description: Main School Building
Name: Inistioge Bridge
Description: Ten-arched bridge
Name: Mullaghbane ASSI
Description: Mullaghbane has been declared an ASSI becauseof its important geology. It is part of the Slieve Gullion volcanic complex and it comprises three localities that expose a range of rock types found in the Ring of Gullion.