That wasn't intentional. Unfortunately with the debugger in iD the link for "Upgrade the tags" is next to "Tag as not the same "NIE Networks"". :( :)

Northern Ireland Electricity is the parent company of NIE Networks, However, there is effectively no difference, as it seems to be the only subsidiary of any worth. In turn, Northern Ireland Electricity is owned by ESB Group, the main power company in the Republic.

This is in contrast to other operators in the UK and Ireland, where the distribution network operators also generate and sell electricity.

The transmission network (>50,000 volts) operators EirGrid and National Grid do not generate or sell electricity.

Changed to noexit=yes

The shape of the Irish Rail Head Office in now incorrect.

way/254369231

Hi,

node/3641671655

How come you have moved the buffers stops at Connolly Luas?

In general, it isn't the done thing to have a single changeset that covers such a large area. Can I check what you have deleted?

The shape follows the location for the proposed wind turbines (also marked).

Construction is actually nearing completion.

"proposed" is a documented category. It's for things that have some basis, e.g. planning permission, not just a press release or someone's crayon drawings.

node/7813507928/history

Pharmacy + deli in one node? :)

Hi

Is there a foot connection here? node/2351574660#map=19/52.28323/-9.66446

Hi,

Do you know if the two tracks meet up here? node/10216749334 and might the southern one be better as a path?

Hi,

Overlap 2 way/1111983692

Hi,

Overlap way/1115324924

I'll nuke it.

way/360939090

Summer Court may be the name of the building / apartment development, not the street. In Ireland, address and street don't always coincide. :)

:)

Hi,

way/1113091099

Single node in way.

If I'm correct, this has been demolished.

Note the spelling of Poleberry, not Polebarry in Polebarry Link Road. I'll fix it now.

Thanks for this but do be careful with such huge changesets!

Hi,

The tagging we have been using for Church of Ireland schools, churches, etc. is:

religion=christian
denomination=anglican
anglican=Church of Ireland

Like quite a few other protestant denominations, the Church of Ireland does consider itself 'catholic', but not Roman Catholic. Hence, I am slow to use denomination=catholic and use denomination=roman_catholic instead.

Jonathan Swift was Dean of the Church of Ireland's St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin.

Hi,

I'm seeing lots of roads not quite joined up (not just you) recently. node/10167346615

Hi,

I've never been to Freshford, so I don't know how I came to making these edits! I can only imagine they came about in relation to the nodes that were deleted in this changeset. Maybe there were duplicate markers.

Feel free to adjust.

It seems the area to the west is prone to flooding, as is common in Fermanagh. Using a weir to manage that wouldn't be unusual.

Historically (see the "Ireland British War Office 1:25k GSGS 3906" imagery, dates from about 1896) there was a footbridge. In the "Esri World Imagery (Clarity) Beta" imagery (dates from about 2012), it looks like a bridge suitable for vehicles, about 4 metres wide, mounted on top of the weir. In the newer images, it appears to be removed. It looks like there is a weir, but it could also be a ford.

abandoned:highway=* is another option.

What does "Irish Bridge" mean?