Peter, thank you for your response. That page you referenced says that it's Cappagh Civil Parish in Co Limerick-- so I don't get why you are saying it's in Co Tipperary; does it say on that page somewhere that I can't see that this civil parish is in Co Tipperary? I feel pretty stupid asking that but like I said, I'm feeling kinda dense right now -- so please forgive my stupidity. As I said before, geographically speaking Cappagh Civil Parish in Co Limerick is no where -- not even close -- to a border with Co Tipperary (north or south). In fact part of it (one little isolated dot where the townland of Deanstown is located) is completely surrounded by Nantinan Civil Parish and its cut off from the rest of Cappagh CP (where the townland of Cappagh Town is located).  Can someone please (pretty please) direct me to a map that shows there is a Cappagh Civil Parish in Co Tipperary SOUTH if there is such a place (or just shoot me, as this is the sort of stuff about Irish research that just drives me wild!) Kathy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Langley" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2011 12:02:39 PM Subject: Re: [IRL-TIP] Cappagh Civil Parish / Co Tipperary South? or Co        Limerick? Kathy, There is, or was, a civil parish of Cappagh. Confirmed by looking at: http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/LIM/CappaghTithes.htm Confusion is probably caused by the fact that the Parish is largely in Limerick. Peter.