Shouldn't this be on the node where you leave the roundabout and join the M5? Currently it's on the node where you leave the M5 and join the roundabout.

What is this node? If it is a CCTV camera, then please tag it as such, using the following format
man_made=surveillance

Hi, where is this data sourced from?

what are you using as source for the Lough shoreline?

What are these ways for?

Amazingly that is not surprising, as Google Maps is very wrong in a lot of areas!

I have traced the building more accurately from Bing and added some local features.

Where are you sourcing this information?

Does this crossroads have a name?

NIE/ESB have done a lot of work on this line, I think it joins two 110kV substations now and is designed as a "bypass" around Enniskillen.

Hi Victor, where did you source the voltage for this line?

It is definitely 33kV or more and I would not class it as a minor line in any sense. Please take a look at it on StreetView https://goo.gl/maps/4o5g4R7v1Kp

Why did you change the maxspeed tag from 60 mph to 40 ?

Hi,
highway=residential is usually used for roads with housing estates and so forth. Maybe highway=service, service=driveway might be more appropriate?

Please see highway=service

There isn't even a building at this location!

You have added a post office with the following address - Kilronan, Inishmore, Aran Island, County Donegal (Way: 484714800)

Are you aware that this is no-where near County Donegal?

Where did you obtain this information, as i have serious concerns regarding it's source and accuracy?

Why have you changed the tagging for the standing stone at Cloghagaddy?

Unfortunately, there is no resolution to this issue. The official addresses are listed here - http://www.whatsmyaddress.net/viewer/index.html?objId=22086&townland=ROSSLEA and the Irish Placename database https://www.logainm.ie/en/1411823?s=rosslea

Like a lot of townlands, the name originates from the Irish "Ros Liath", therefore the name in English can depend on the local accents. I've seen this townland recorded as Rosslaya which would be a more correct pronunciation in English, but it is not in modern day usage.

From an OSM point of view, both names are used "on the ground" therefore both should be labelled and searchable on the map.

The other local newspaper "The Impartial Reporter" spells it Rosslea as well as the signposts in the area, see here https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=54.2383819&lng=-7.1805281&z=17&pKey=CKZgKsno_xxwsKOEQmcawg&focus=photo and https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=54.23496819&lng=-7.22791768&z=17&pKey=vmhSo3pp2NCtxX5rLjBseA&focus=photo&x=0.6114148176119281&y=0.5000549890039483&zoom=1.5988826815642458

The other local newspaper "The Impartial Reporter" spells it Rosslea as well as the signposts in the area, see here https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=54.2383819&lng=-7.1805281&z=17&pKey=CKZgKsno_xxwsKOEQmcawg&focus=photo and https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=54.23496819&lng=-7.22791768&z=17&pKey=vmhSo3pp2NCtxX5rLjBseA&focus=photo&x=0.6114148176119281&y=0.5000549890039483&zoom=1.5988826815642458

The other local newspaper "The Impartial Reporter" spells it Rosslea as well as the signposts in the area, see here https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=54.2383819&lng=-7.1805281&z=17&pKey=CKZgKsno_xxwsKOEQmcawg&focus=photo and https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=54.23496819&lng=-7.22791768&z=17&pKey=vmhSo3pp2NCtxX5rLjBseA&focus=photo&x=0.6114148176119281&y=0.5000549890039483&zoom=1.5988826815642458

While there are some good and welcomed additions to the map, there are also strange changes like this were it is totally messing things up.