Added names of places and people in Irish [as Gaeilge] #36
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…ontains the names of some deities for district names.
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Contains masculine and feminine traditional Gaeilge names. This also contains the traditional Irish names of many cities and towns through Ireland. There are a few exceptions still in English, but they are few. I've also added dog names (the most popular in Ireland, really). Names of various Irish-Celtic have also been included on this list. I also made a functional default road-prefix rules to be used with the road naming portion of the mod. It attempts to name streets in Gaeilge as they exist now in modern Ireland (i.e. street is "sráid {generated name}", paths are "bóthar na {generated name}"). It's not 100% correct but it does work quite well.