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The Bridge dataset identifies the location of bridges on public roads in charge of Waterford City Council. It includes the road number, bridge number and function of the bridge.
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The Planning and Development Act 2000 sets out the legal framework and procedures to make a tree preservation order (TPO).
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This dataset contains polygon data showing the location of the Architectural Conservation Areas in -Kerry County Council. This forms part of the Development Plan. An architectural conservation area (ACA) is a place, area, group of structures or townscape, taking account of...
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This dataset represents the speed limits on the road going into and out of each town and village in County Westmeath.
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TransportThe roads schedule lists all roads in charge of Offaly County Council, giving details of the road numbers, street names and lengths. The spatial data is normally the centre line of the road.
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This dataset represents a border of a geographic area under the jurisdiction of Athlone Town Council.
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A protected structure is a structure or part of a structure that a planning authority considers to be of special interest from an architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific social or technical point of view. Given the rich built heritage of...
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The Engineering Areas dataset defines the boundaries for the local area offices. Offaly County is divided into 4 Engineering/Electoral Areas for administrative purposes.
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Extent of Waterford City administrative boundary as defined by the OSi
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The Current Road Schedule contains information on the public roads network of County Longford. i.e. Road Details; road numbers, road class, engineering area, road type, functional class and old numbers. Road Measurements; lengths, widths and pavements widths. Start at and End...
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The tree preservation order is one of only two legal mechanisms in place for the protection of trees, the other being a Felling Licence established under the 1946 Forestry Act. Trees that are subject to a preservation order cannot be felled unless the owner applies for...
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This dataset represents a border of a geographic area under the jurisdiction of Longford County Council
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TransportThis dataset contains details on all roads within County Meath. The dataset was derived from Ordnance Survey Road centre-line data, along with road classifications lists and Meath County Council Roads "Taken in Charge" records. This dataset is considered 80% complete.
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This Dataset contains the locations of trees to be preserved within the Dublin City Council administrative area
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Survey conducted by Lott architectural consultants during 2007 of of a representative sample (147) of the traditional houses of rural Co. Wicklow. This is a point-based dataset, with associated attributes documents and photographs
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Landscape Survey of Great and Little Sugar Loaf Mountains carried out in 2010 by Atkins. Dataset includes survey information on the landscape character, ecology (mapped to Fossit level III and Habitats directive Annex1), geology, archaeology and built heritage of area with...
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The Views and Prospects dataset is defined within the County Development Plan for Limerick County under Section 10(2)(e) of the Planning and Development Acts 2000- 2010. It was originally created in 2004 and was reviewed for the current plan. The dataset consists of line data...
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This polygon dataset represents Louth Local Authorities- County, Borough and Town Council Administrative extents for Local Government.
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The Current Road Bridge locations and contains the name, condition, road number, height and function.
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The Areas of High Scenic Quality (AHSQ), whilst not quite possessing the exceptional natural beauty and landscape quality of the AONB, nevertheless add significantly to the stock of natural scenic landscapes within the county.
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