Does it matter where 'go leor' is placed in a sentence, e.g:

Tá go leor tíreacha ar an mapa.
Tá tireacha go leor ar an mapa.
Tá peictiúir go leor anseo.
etc.

I've never seen "go leor" written after a noun, only an adjective:

Táim ceart go leor.

I have however seen "go léir" written after a noun as in:

Bhí na buachaillí go léir ag súgradh.

strange...i've come across it many times...more examples from learning irish:

Bhí an samhradh go hiontach, cé nach raibh go leor uisce ann.

Níl siad soibhir cé go bhfuil go leor feilméaraí soibhir agus daoine uaisle anseo.

Tá go leor Gaeilge ansin freisin

Ní bhíonn mórá asail anseo anois ach cupla bhliain ó shin bhíodh go leor leor asail anseo.

Maybe it's an Ulster/Connacht thing...

If I were to say, "There's enough dogs here", I'd say:

Tá madraí go leor anseo.

But it looks like you can also say:

Tá go leor madraí anseo

It's a matter of emphasis/stress

Tá go leor madraí anseo - there are a lot (or enough) of dogs here

Tá madraí go leor anseo - there are a lot of dogs here

go leor (cuid mhaith; do dhóthain, do sháith).

Ah, that's how it works. I'd been puzzling over it in LI for a while and consistently getting it wrong. Thanks!

I'm puzzled. Fear na mBróg said he's never seen it come after a noun, only an adjective. Then Cormac says he's seen it many times and then gives several examples of "go leor" coming BEFORE a noun! An mise an t-aon duine a thug faoi deara?