Original tracing of Visitor Centre was just the roof that is visible above ground. This is actually more of a pyramid and there's one building rather than 2 here

Remove the 'Visitor Center' denomination from the actual fields themselves as I believe it implies a building, and there is already a way for the actuall Visitor Centre

Add Gaeilge name and fada to principal name; not sure if extra name:en without fada is needed?

Remove amenity=>cinema in favour of tourism->attraction here as it's not a general purpose cinema.

Website must have been changed at some point. Update operator to NUIG

Add full name and operator to visitor centre

Add website and note that name shouldn't imply that it's near the actual Dunbrody townland/abbey

A place called 'Dublin Visitor Centre' when opened by a commercial entity is disingenuous; as it could be taken to be _the_ visitor centre for Dublin. IMO OSM users will appreciate it being renamed slightly to indicate that it is not impartial/state-run

Name 'Visitor Centre' was too nondescript when looking at the data from a national level

Add entrance node

Merge tourism point and building and change primary name of the visitor center to reference Ballycroy National Park rather than National Parks & Wildlife Service.

Change name to 'Castlewellan Castle' to avoid confusion with the village itself. Remove tourism->attraction tag as don't believe it's open to the public. Not sure what accommodation related tags it should have? retreat?

Transfer Newgrange visitor centre tags to new building way and guess at entrances/exits

can't see what tourism->building is defined as athttps://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:tourism?uselang=en-US and don't think there's much touristic about this university building.

This was the only tourism->camping_site in Ireland, there were 53 other tourism->camp_site places tagged

Add place=square to Mayor Square

Remove duplicate Seven Wonders node and move to corner that it is on

Although incorrect (def. not a lake), the 'Loughgeorge' spelling is v. common & is what I searched for having heard this place talked about as a kid. https://claregalway.galwaycommunityheritage.org/content/places/townlands/townlands-townlands/loughgeorge

Add misspelling spotted on Census

This is a village according to wikipedia, albeit strung out along the road and not particularly localized to this point