NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-wikidata-only huggingface dataset:
The Clinton Centre

The Clinton Centre is situated on the site of the Remembrance Day bombing on 8 November 1987 in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland when the Provisional Irish Republican Army murdered 12 and injured 63 with a time bomb. Former President of the United States of America Bill Clinton gave his name to the facility in dedication to peace and prosperity in Ireland and around the world and has visited the site several times along with his wife, Hillary Clinton. History of the building The building stands on the site of the Reading Rooms owned by St. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church which was destroyed in the bombing in 1987. The Centre was conceived as part of the Higher Bridges Project, bridging this site with the former Enniskillen Orange Hall.Plans were laid in 2000 to construct a new structure to balance the restored Orange Hall, a listed building. This was coordinated by Fermanagh-University Partnership Board. In 2001 President Bill Clinton visited the site, returning again in 2002 to officially open the building and lend his name to it. During a subsequent visit in 2004, when he was accompanied by his wife Senator Hillary Clinton, he witnessed the work being undertaken within the centre in peace-building projects. The Centre housed a fully equipped conference floor, a restaurant, internet cafe and Art Gallery. Hostelling International Northern Ireland managed The Bridges Youth Hostel within the Clinton Centre until December 2012. In October 2017, Dublin City University, Ulster University and University of Massachusetts (UMass) came together in a joint initiative to renew and enhance the peace-building vision of the Clinton Centre in Enniskillen. President Clinton announced the initiative during a visit to Belfast. The new agreement will see the three universities unite to create a new, sustainable operational model for the Centre, in keeping with President Clinton’s commitment to peace and reconciliation on the island of Ireland. The plan will deliver a programme of both academic and cultural activities and events in the Centre over the next three years. In 2019 the non-profit organization UISCE (Understanding Ireland Socially, Culturally and Economically) launched a volunteer program to reestablish the purpose of the building, with a view to primarily becoming an educational hub for students and emerging leaders focussing on peace building. References External links https://www.uisce.org/
The Elysian

The Elysian is a mixed-use Celtic Tiger-era building at Eglinton Street in Cork, Ireland. Construction of the building was completed in early September 2008. When built it was the tallest building in the Republic of Ireland. It was overtaken by Capital Dock in the Dublin Docklands in 2018. It now stands as the third tallest building in the Republic of Ireland and tallest in Cork. Site description It consists of a number of connected 6-8 storey buildings, with a 17-storey tower on the southwest corner of the site. The tower is 68.28 metres (224 ft) to the top floor, making it the third tallest storeyed building in the Republic of Ireland. The complex includes an enclosed Japanese garden and a two-level basement garage. Development The building opened during an economic crisis in Ireland and by late April 2009, 80% of the 211 apartments remained unsold and 50% of the commercial units were vacant. As of October 2009 this situation continued, earning the building the nickname "The Idle Tower", a pun on a nearby hostelry known as The Idle Hour. An article in The Irish Times newspaper described the Elysian as a "Mary Celeste adrift in the recession." Mandatory annual management fees for an apartment in the Elysian are €4,000 per year. In January 2010, developer O'Flynn Construction's debts of €1.8bn were acquired by the National Asset Management Agency, which bundled them as "Project Tower" and sold them for €1.1bn in May 2014 to Carbon Finance, a subsidiary of The Blackstone Group. In December 2014, an Aldi supermarket opened on the ground floor. A dispute between O'Flynn and Carbon on repayments was settled in February 2015, with Carbon retaining ownership of the Elysian. By May 2017, 180 of the 211 apartments available were let, with works ongoing to furnish the remaining 31 apartments. As of 2017, it was announced that all apartments in the building were fully let. In April 2018, Blackstone sold the complex to Kennedy Wilson for a reported €87.5 million. See also Riverpoint George's Quay Plaza List of tallest buildings in Ireland References External links Official website
The Elysian

The Elysian​ es un edificio de uso mixto en la calle Eglinton en Cork, Irlanda. La construcción del edificio se completó a principios de septiembre de 2008. Se compone de una serie de edificios de dos plantas conectadas, con una emblemática torre de 17 plantas en la esquina suroeste del sitio. La torre tiene 71 metros (233 pies) en la planta superior, por lo que es el edificio por pisos más alto de la República de Irlanda, superando el County Hall de 67 metros, también en Cork. Un pináculo decorativo da a la torre The Elysian una altura total de 81 metros. Véase también Edificio Rascacielos Referencias
The Elysian

The Elysian – budynek o mieszanym przeznaczeniu użytkowym, apartamentowo-biurowym, w irlandzkim mieście Cork przy ulicy Eglinton. Budowa wieżowca zakończyła się na początku września 2008 roku Cały kompleks składa się z kilku budynków o niższej zabudowie (6-8 pięter), tworzących pierzeję działki i połączonych wspólnym przyziemiem wraz z 17-piętrową dominantą na południowozachodnim rogu działki. Sama wieża ma 71 metrów wysokości do dachu ostatniego piętra, a wraz z anteną jest to 81 metrów. Dzięki temu, budynek ten, stał się najwyższą budowlą w Irlandii licząc do dachu, pokonując 67-metrowy County Hall, położony także w Cork. W luksusowo wykończonych budynkach znajduje się 211 apartamentów a wśród nich dwupoziomowe penthousy. Pod kompleksem znalazł się dwupoziomowy parking, a na wyższych piętrach ogród japoński. Cena najdroższego z apartamentów wynosiła ponad 2 miliony euro, a obowiązkowa opłata za zarządzanie budynkiem to 4000 euro rocznie. Z tego względu, a także z powodu kryzysu finansowego w Irlandii, który zbiegł się z oddaniem budynku do użytku, większość apartamentów pozostawała przez dłuższy czas bez właściciela. Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Strona oficjalna kompleksu
The George (Dublin)

The George is een Ierse pub en nachtclub in South Great George's Street, Dublin. Het etablissement opende zijn deuren in 1985, acht jaar voordat homoseksualiteit werd gelegaliseerd in Ierland. Het is daarmee een van de oudste homobars van het land. Na deze legalisering groeiden de bezoekersaantallen enorm en breidde The George verschillende malen uit.
The Helix, Dublin

The Helix, formally The Helix Centre for the Performing Arts, is a multi-purpose venue located on the Dublin City University main campus in Glasnevin, Dublin. Officially opened by then President of Ireland, Mary McAleese, on 5 March 1996, the Helix contains a concert hall, theatre, studio theatre, exhibition space, artists-in-residence studios, and a green room and other support spaces, along with an in-site café. History Originally conceived as an aula maxima for the university, and also as the "North Dublin (Performing) Arts Centre," the Helix was built at a cost of €56.5 million between 1996 and mid-1998. Design and features The Helix was designed by the late Polish-born Dublin-based architect Andrzej Wejchert of A&D Wejchert & Partners Architects. It is a three-level building with elevations of contrasting glass and granite, and with an open void through which light spills from the roof. The 11,650 square metres of the building are built around a wide foyer with inclined columns and a helix-shaped stairway - the building was named for the helical structure that dominates the entrance. The performance spaces include the main concert hall, "The O'Mahony Hall," main Helix theatre, "The Space" - a studio theatre, exhibition space, artists-in-residence studios, and a green room, while ancillary spaces include a café, box office, small shop, toilets and other amenities. Performances and events The Helix has been host to world-class performances ranging from Zach Bryan, the Russian State Philharmonic Orchestra, The St Petersburg Ballet, international theatre and world singers through to popular West End shows. Opera singers performing have included Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Lesley Garrett and Bryn Terfel. Rock musicians Van Morrison and Lou Reed have also played at the venue. Irish groups such as Celtic Thunder have also performed there. Non-Entertainment Uses During the COVID-19 pandemic the space was used as a vaccination centre beginning in February 2021. The capacity of the car park was a factor in choosing the building. The vaccination centre was the work of collaboration between general practitioners, practice nurses, medical students, Order of Malta Ambulance Corps, Order of Malta Ambulance Corps, Department of Health, Dublin City University and Dublin Airport. The university routinely uses Mahony Hall as a graduation ceremony venue. TV programmes Many TV programmes have been broadcast from or recorded in The Helix. Awards Irish Concrete Society Award – Building Category Irish Joinery Award – Joinery of the Mahony Hall – 1st Prize Plan Opus Building Awards Winner (2003) Shortlisted for the Best Purpose-built Venue (2014) References External links Official website
Limelight (Belfast)

Limelight is a live music and night club venue complex in Belfast, Northern Ireland, which initially opened in 1987. The complex, located on the city's Ormeau Avenue, consists of Limelight 1 & Limelight 2, as well as a bar called Katy's Bar. The outdoor terrace is called The Rock Garden. Limelight has strong associations with new bands, homegrown talent, and indie/rock/metal club nights. History Limelight nightclub and adjoining Dome bar were first opened in 1987 by Patrick Lennon, who had previously owned the Harp Bar in Hill Street, Belfast. Growing over the years, it eventually took over the adjoining building, which was a premises owned by a spring and airbrake business (hence the "Spring and Airbrake" venue name). In 2010 the then owners, CDC Leisure, went into administration. In late 2011, the Limelight complex was purchased by Irish live music promoters MCD & Shine Productions. In late 2012, following a major refurbishment, the individual bars were rebranded, with the Spring and Airbrake being renamed to Limelight 1, Katy Daly's becoming Katy's Bar and the original Limelight venue becoming known as Limelight 2. Notable performances Oasis played the venue on 4 September 1994. Noel Gallagher has commented on the venue: Limelight is now part of our heritage. There was a great buzz when the owner Eamonn McCann informed me we had hit the No 1 spot that night in '94. I'll always remember this place with affection. We had a party that night and the audience joined in. That was the start of our success story. Other bands that have performed at Limelight include References
The Montenotte Hotel

The Montenotte Hotel is a four-star hotel in Cork, Ireland. Built originally as a residence named Lee View House in the 1820s, the house was extended in the 1880s, and became the 'Lee View Hotel' in the 1940s. Operating as the 'Country Club Hotel' from 1960 until 2006, the hotel was renamed and redeveloped under its current name in the early 21st century. In February 1980, U2 performed in the hotel as part of their U2-3 Tour. The cover photograph used on the U2 album "U218" and book "U2 by U2" was taken from the roof of the hotel by photographer David Corio. References External links Official website
The Montenotte Hotel

El Montenotte hotel es un hotel de cuatro estrellas en Cork, Irlanda. Construido originalmente como una residencia llamada Lee View House en el 1820s, la casa se amplió en la década de 1880, y se convirtió en el 'Lee View Hotel' en la década de 1940. Operando como el 'The Country Club Hotel' desde 1960 hasta 2006, el hotel fue rebautizado y redessarrollado bajo su nombre actual del siglo XXI.​​ En febrero de 1980, U2 actuado en el hotel cuando parte de su U2-3 Tour.​ La fotografía de cubierta usada en el álbum U2 "U218" y reservar "U2 por U2" estuvo tomado del techo del hotel por fotógrafo David Corio.​ Referencias
People's Park, Ballymena

The People's Park is set in the heart of Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The mature setting was donated to the town by Sir Robert Alexander Shafto Adair in 1870 and extends for 45 acres (180,000 m2) around a lake. It has a children's playground, toddler area, floodlit tennis courts, bowling green and picnic areas. As well as this it has an information desk, vending machines, toilets and duck seed for feeding the park's ducks. References External links Official website
The Rock GAA

The Rock GAA is a Gaelic Athletic Association gaelic football club based just outside the town of Mountmellick in County Laois, Ireland. At adult level The Rock fields Football teams at Junior A and Junior C. History The club was founded in 1970 and colours are red and black. The club first entered the Laois Junior Football Championship in 1970, where in their first match they played against Emo and made an instant impact on the local GAA scene recording a win in their first outing. The Rock won the Laois Junior Football Championship in 1979 defeating Ballinakill in the final, which was played in O'Moore Park. The captain was Noel Dunphy and vice-captain was John Deegan. The Rock won the Laois Intermediate Football Championship in 1996 defeating St. Michaels in a replayed final in Stradbally. The captain was Leo Storey and the manager was Niall Tully. The Rock competed in their first ever Senior Football Championship Final in 1998 where they suffered defeat to Stradbally on a scoreline of 0–8 to 0–5 on a day of atrocious weather conditions. The Rock were relegated from the Senior Football Championship in 2013. The Rock were relegated from the Intermediate Football Championship in 2022. In 2011 and 2012, an Emo, Courtwood and The Rock minor combination won two Laois Minor "B" Football Championships and two Laois Minor Football League B titles. In 2016, Emo, Courtwood and The Rock again joined forces at minor level and won the Laois Minor Football Championship. Underage setup At underage level, The Rock field teams in the u13 grade in an amalgamation with Kilcavan, at u15, u17 and u20 they field teams with Kilcavan and Mountmellick forming Mountmellick Parish Gaels. Community The Rock National School works closely with the club usually using its GAA facilities for P.E Achievements References
The Showgrounds (Coleraine)

The Showgrounds is a football stadium in Coleraine, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It is the home ground of Coleraine Football Club. The stadium holds 4,843 with 1,607 seats. Between September 1971 and October 1972, Derry City were forced to use the stadium as their home-ground after the Irish Football Association banned the use of their ground in Derry, the Brandywell, due to security fears emanating from the Trouble and civil unrest in the nearby Bogside area. Derry's use ended in 1972 when, faced with dwindling crowds, travelling to Coleraine to play home-games was no longer financially sustainable. Milk Cup The Showgrounds also hosts the Milk Cup finals and main matches. The Milk Cup is an international youth football tournament which features both international teams and league clubs from around the world. References External links The Ulster Groundhop video tour IFCP photos from The Coleraine Showgrounds Official Site
El recinto ferial (Coleraine)

The Showgrounds es un estadio de fútbol ubicado en la ciudad de Coleraine en Irlanda del Norte y es la actual sede del Coleraine FC.​​ Historia Fue construido en 1907 y cuenta con capacidad para 3500 espectadores aunque no todo el estadio tiene gradería. Entre 1971 y 1972 fue la sede del Derry City FC debido a que la Asociación de Fútbol de Irlanda le prohibió utilizar su estadio por razones de seguridad relacionadas con los movimientos nacionalistas en Irlanda. Referencias Enlaces externos The Ulster Groundhop video tour IFCP photos from The Coleraine Showgrounds
The Showgrounds (Coleraine)

The Showgrounds – stadion piłkarski znajdujący się w Coleraine, na którym swoje mecze rozgrywa zespół Coleraine F.C. Pierwszy mecz odbył się na nim w czerwcu 1927 roku, wielokrotnie był modernizowany. Rekord frekwencji padł w 1982 podczas meczu o Puchar Zdobywców Pucharów z Tottenhamem Hotspur; spotkanie obejrzało 12 500 widzów. Bibliografia The Showgrounds. colerainefc.com. [dostęp 2013-04-20]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (11 kwietnia 2013)]. (ang.).
Шоуграундс (Колрейн)

«Шоуграундс» — футбольний стадіон у місті Колрейні, графство Лондондеррі, Північна Ірландія. Це домашній стадіон футбольного клубу «Колрейн». Стадіон вміщує приблизно 3500 глядачів і складається з критих трибун та сидячих місць. Історія 12 вересня 1965 року на цьому стадіоні «Динамо» (Київ) зіграла перший матч в єврокубках. Гра проти команди «Колрейн» закінчилась перемогою «Динамо» з рахунком 6:1. Також це був перший матч радянських клубів в єврокубках. З вересня 1971 року по жовтень 1972 року футбольний клуб «Деррі Сіті» використовував цей стадіон як домашній після того Ірландська футбольна асоціація заборонила використання їхнього поля в Деррі, Брендівел, через побоювання з приводу безпеки, викликані конфліктом і громадянськими заворушеннями в сусідньому районі Богсайд. Використання стадіону Деррі закінчилося в 1972 році, коли через зменшення кількості глядачів поїздки до Колрейна для проведення домашніх матчів стали фінансово невигідними. Milk Cup На стадіоні також проводяться фінали та основні матчі Milk Cup. Milk Cup — це міжнародний юнацький футбольний турнір, у якому беруть участь як міжнародні команди, так і клуби ліг з усього світу. Примітки Посилання Відеотур по території Ольстера Фотографії IFCP з виставкового майданчика Coleraine Офіційний сайт
The Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers' Society

The Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers Society in Dublin, Ireland, is the city's oldest surviving charity. History The society was one of many that were established in Georgian Dublin to relieve the poverty that pervaded the city at that time. There was no system of public welfare, nor, until much later, any general policy on the part of the government to alleviate the problem of poverty. It was left to parishes (which in the poorer areas of the city had very little to spare), private individuals and institutions to ease poverty through voluntary work. With this object in mind a group of men met in Mountrath St. on 15 March 1790 to form a society "to be called the Charitable Society for the Relief of Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers of all Religious Persuasions in the City of Dublin." The founders of the society were, as described in the History of Dublin (1815), "a few individuals in the middle ranks of life, inhabiting a part of the town where the population was poor and crowded, had daily opportunities of knowing that many poor creatures who were unable to dig and ashamed to beg, expired of want and were often found dead in the sequestred garrets and cellars to which they had silently returned". The part of town referred to was north of the river Liffey, in the parish of St. Michan's. The Society has traditionally acknowledged the following to have been the founders: Samuel Rosborough (linen draper), Christopher Connolly (grocer), Patrick Magin (grocer), Philip Shea (carpenter), Michael Stedman (stone-cutter), Peter Fleming (fruitman), Timothy Knowlan (pawnbroker), Thomas Wilmot, William Blacker, Laurence Toole (schoolmaster) and James Reilly. Members paid a subscription of at least 2 pence per week, which entitled them to recommend deserving persons to be given relief by the Society. Samuel Rosborough was for many years treasurer of the Society. He died on 3 November 1832 and was buried in St. Michan's church. On the 30th anniversary of his death a tablet was erected in the church to commemorate his good deeds. See also Mendicity Institution References Notes Sources Lindsay, Deirdre (1990). Dublin's Oldest Charity. Dublin: Anniversary Press. ISBN 1-870940-06-7. History of the City of Dublin by Whitelaw, Warburton, and Walsh. 2 vols. London, 1818. External links Home page
Cloughjordan Ecovillage

The Cloughjordan Ecovillage is an ongoing project to create an eco-village community in the village of Cloughjordan in County Tipperary, Ireland. The community is being developed on 67 acres (270,000 m2) of farmland, purchased in 2005, within the townland of Oxpark and which merges with the existing village of Cloughjordan. The first residents moved into their homes in the eco-village in December 2009. A district heating system powered by a wood chip boiler provides hot water to the homes. A community-supported agriculture scheme was established in 2008. Members of Cloughjordan community farm are drawn from the eco-village and surrounding area. The farm aims to supply members' families with much of their food using biodynamic principles. The farm cultivates 12 acres within the eco-village. Village Education Research and Training (VERT) is a working group within the eco-village. It runs courses encouraging best practice in sustainable living. 29 near zero-energy buildings (NZEBs) in the village were open to the public during the "Near Zero Energy Buildings Open Doors Ireland" event held in November 2013. Other NZEB Open Doors events took place elsewhere in Europe, under a program promoted by the European Union. A community amphitheatre, created within the eco-village was opened by Michael D. Higgins, President of Ireland in April 2017. References External links Cloughjordan Ecovillage website
The Wonderful Barn

The Wonderful Barn (irsky An Ghráinseach Iontach, tj. „Úžasná stodola“) je stavba z georgiánského období, která je součástí venkovského sídla Castletown House nedaleko města Leixlip v irském hrabství Kildare. Pětipatrová stavba má podobu komolého kužele a po jejím povrchu se ve šroubovici vine schodiště na horní vyhlídkovou plošinu s dekorativním cimbuřím. Věž je vysoká 22,25 metrů a její obvod u země dosahuje 35 metrů. Byla postavena z červených cihel a obložena vápencem, stěny jsou silné 60–90 cm. U jejího úpatí se nacházejí dvě menší věžičky. Na vrchol vede 94 schodů. Pro svoji kuriózní podobu a nejasný účel je Wonderful Barn považována za folly. Nechala ji postavit roku 1743 majitelka zdejšího panství Katherine Conollyová, vdova po předsedovi irské Dolní sněmovny. Práci řídil místní architekt John Glin. Stavba měla místním obyvatelům dát možnost obživy v době hladomoru. S největší pravděpodobnosti měla také sloužit jako sýpka pro případ neúrody. Podle dalších teorií se budova dala využívat jako holubník (v té době byli holubi oblíbeným zdrojem masa mimo loveckou sezónu) nebo jako posed pro střelce. Wonderful Barn je vyhlášena irskou národní památkou. Je populární turistickou atrakcí a v její blízkosti vede silnice M4 z Dublinu do Sligo. Od roku 2005 je věž majetkem rady hrabství Kildare a probíhají na ní údržbové práce. Na dublinském předměstí Churchtown vznikla napodobenina této stavby, nazývaná Bottle Tower. Reference Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu The Wonderful Barn na Wikimedia Commons Leixlip Tidy Town