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Dataset owned and provided by Limerick County Council June 2010 as part of Limerick Development plan GIS.
Contact Limerick County Council Conservation officer for further information
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Dataset owned and provided by Clare County Council September 2010
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Fossitt Fingal zoning dataset contains polygon areas attributed with zonning policy. This dataset does not provide full coverage of zonning policy for the Fingal area.
Gerry Clabby is Fingal Heritage officer and can be contacted in relation to this dataset: Gerry.Clabby@fingalcoc
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Government
This dataset contains a complete set of all the Development Boundaries for all of the settlements included in the Adopted County Development Plan for Cork County 2022.
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Tree Preservation Orders are created under section 205 of the Planning and development Act 2000-2010. This allows for the Planning Authority to make provision for the preservation of any tree, trees or woodlands as specified in the order. Within the County Development Plan, a num
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Dataset showing the boundary of the Bray Head SAAO produced by Bray Town Council/ Wicklow County Council in 2007. A Special Amenity Area Order (SAAO) is designed to protect areas that are of particularly high amenity value, which are sensitive to intense development pressure and
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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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Environment
This Feature Class layer of "Basins" in the Irish Continental Shelf (ie. AKA Irish EEZ) represents the geographic boundary of the designated "basins". This layer consists of 5 designated basins and has been sourced from the Petroleum Affairs Division of the Department of Communic
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This dataset represents a border of a geographic area under the jurisdiction of Longford County Council
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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 recom
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Transport
Wicklow County Council Bridge dataset consists of the bridges recorded and surveyed by the Road Section. It also includes Bridges on National Routes.
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Town boundaries for towns which have separate town councils, within Wicklow County
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Wicklow County Council Road Network consists of approximately 2190 kilometres of Public Road. 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 Longford Town Council
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Architectural Conservation Areas. These areas are created legally under Section 10(2)(g) of the Planning and Development Act 2000 - 2010. This allows for groups of buildings, streets, villages, small towns and larger areas to be designated as Architectural Conservation Areas. Oth
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This polygon dataset represents Meath County Council Administrative extents for local government.
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The Engineering Areas dataset defines the boundaries for the local area offices. There may be slight variations that operate depending on the service area, eg water, roads. This is to allow for the natural divisions that occur in inftrastruture.
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Environment
WCC Urban Habitat Mapping Project 2008 to carry out habitat surveys (classified to Fossitt level III and Habitats Directive Annex 1) of the towns of Bray, Wicklow and Arklow and their environs. Data owner: Deirdre Burns. Last Updated: Jan 2009
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The Register of Protected Structures is a statutory document maintained under Section 10(2)(f) of the Planning and Development Acts 2000 – 2010. Structures can be added at any time. This is a polygon only dataset. The polygon represents the general location of the structure and d
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