1901 census
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The original census identifies this Cappagh within Bahags electoral division on the Iveragh peninsula.
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The 1911 census records Cappagh in Killinane parish, Iveragh barony and Bahags electoral division. It contained forty-one people, twenty-two male and nineteen female, in ten inhabited houses. The earlier columns give sixty-nine residents and twelve houses in 1891, followed by fifty-three residents and nine houses in 1901. These figures describe this particular Kerry townland, rather than other Cappaghs elsewhere in the county. The census does not attach an explanation for its population change; a nearby note about workhouse inmates belongs to Bahags townland, rather than Cappagh. [2]
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