Unable to answer "What type of tourist information is this?" – Sustrans (Information) – node/12310136543 via StreetComplete 60.1:

couldn't fond evidence of this? possibly moved since C.S Lewis square has been redeveloped?

The large cranes (Samson & Goliath) used to run further down towards the bypass road. A local can maybe confirm this. The rails currently are only shown to run the length of the graving dock.

Belfast has ALOT of highways that are tagged as Trunk Road. Compare this to the centre of English cities such as Manchester where Primary Roads are the main type in use but is seldom used in Belfast (see Castlereagh Road).

Do we really think Crumlin Road, May Street, N'ards Road are equivalent to the Westlink and Sydenham Bypass in terms of spec and use?

The same can be said for other NI towns

This bar is now called Seaton's of Sailor town that serves food Friday to Sunday

via StreetComplete 61.3

Hier ist die Bus-Haltestelle Pilot Street.

Unable to answer "What’s the surface here?" – Foot Path – way/1374246566 via StreetComplete 62.2:

Not sure what this is. Error maybe?

Yorkgate is now closed, and has been replaced by York Street. Demolition of the old building is imminent, and the new one needs surveying.

When I search for "Dewey St", the interface shows "Dewey St, Clonard..." in the results. Is this really still part of Clonard? I think that historically, the neighbourhoods were connected (e.g. Conway Street), but I would not consider this street a part of Clonard (correct me if I'm wrong). Thanks

Harveys closed in 2020.