What is your source for the eircodes on Belpere Road? You may not copy eircodes from the eircode finder into OSM, because it is copyrighted material whose license is not compatible with the open data license on OSM. Unless you found them publicly displayed on each individual house/ gate/ fence or talked to each individual house owner (in that case, add `source:addr:postcode` to each house), please delete them.

What is your source for the eircodes added on St Seachnail's Road? You cannot copy eircodes from the eircodefinder into OSM, because it is copyrighted material which is not compatible with the open data license used on OSM. Unless they are displayed on each individual house/ gate/ fence or you got them from each individual house owner (in that case add that as `source:addr:postcode`, please delete them.

What is your source for the eircodes on the buildings? You may not copy eircodes from the eircodefinder, since it is copyrighted material that does not match the requirements for the open data license used by OpenStreetmap. Unless you found the eircode publicly displayed on each individual house/ gate/ fence or talked to every individual house owner, please delete them.

What is your source for the eircodes at Clareville and in Garrafrauns? You cannot copy eircodes from eircodefinder, since it is not open data as required by the ODBL license OSM uses. If they are displayed on the house/ gate/ fence or you talked to the individual house owners, please add that source to the buildings.

What is your source for the eircodes here? You know you cannot copy them from eircodefinder, right? You don't give the source on either the individual houses nor in the changeset comment. Unless they are displayed on the house/ fence/ gate or you got them from each individual house owner, please delete them. Add the sources, if you didn't get them from eircodefinder, please.

Alright, EveryDoor wasn't able to do that, but should be fixed now.

You're probably right. If you look closely at the shadows of the animals on Bing, they look like horses.

I can't remember ever going into Champion Sports, but H&M and TKMAxx definitely have two levels, so I presume that's what's meant there.

I've fixed the relation, but I don't know which part has how many levels, if you want to add that.

should be fixed now.

You're right, as far as I remember it's a one-storey former dairy or something.

Hi Brian, this contains a broken relation (13285410) now.

Thanks for bringing those to my attention. They should be fixed now.

I've made some adjustments, but they are on Bing and Esri.

Yes, they can. I have been in a car driven from William Street around the corner into Garden Row and out Friary Street. Frightening, but possible.

I just came upon this as well, looks very wrong. Should be reverted asap, bc it'll wreak havoc with sat navs.

I was also working on my laptop with a rather small screen, and at times, it won't show me all the parts of the relation of the townland. I'll just have to leave notes or fixmes in the future and come back and fix the outline in JOSM.

Thanks!

Not purposefully, but I was working in iD which is never a good idea for townland relations. I'll have another look.

Hi Brian, could you check the spelling whether it's Middleton or Midleton in that source for the Poor Law Union, we got an inquiry via the website asking whether the "historical data" was spelt wrong. According to logainm, the civil parish is spelt with two d (https://www.logainm.ie/en/658), so that seems to be correct.