The distribution of Irish placenames from OSM presents a couple of geographical anomalies. (See http://steve8.dev.openstreetmap.org/OSM_Placenames_Ireland.jpg). First, the west-east central belt has suspiciously far fewer names than immediately to the north and south. And secondly, bang in the middle of this belt is a roughly circular area with a dense mass of placenames. Any explanations spring to mind...?
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