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According to Sir Richard Cox writing c. 1685, Cappagh was one of the pricipal houses in Co. Waterford (Walton 1987, 29). It may be a referebce to Cappagh tower house (WA030-006001-) or the old Cappagh House.
Walton, J. (1987) Two descriptions of County Waterford in the 1680s. Part 2: Sir Richard Cox's account. Decies, No. 36, 25-33.
Date of upload/revision: 11th August, 2011. Compiled by: Michael Moore.
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