Place:County Tipperary, Republic of Ireland

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Name	County Tipperary
Alt names	Co. Tipperary
	Contae Thiobraid Árann	source: Wikipedia
	County Tipperary	source: Blue Guide: Ireland (1979); USBGN: Ireland (1950)
	Thiobrad Árann	source: Cambridge World Gazetteer (1990) p 649
	Tiobraid Árann	source: Encyclopedia Britannica Online (2002-) "Tipperary." accessed 21 Oct. 2003
	Tipperary	source: Getty Vocabulary Program
Type	Former county
Located in	Republic of Ireland
Also located in	Ireland ( - 1898)
See also	North Tipperary, Republic of Ireland	new covering northern part of Tipperary established 1898
	South Tipperary, Republic of Ireland	new covering souther part of Tipperary established 1898

Contained Places

Unknown: Dundrum
Inhabited place: Ahenny; Ardcrony; Ballagh; Ballingarry; Ballyporeen; Bansha; Borrisokane; Borrisoleigh; Cahir; Carrick-on-Suir; Carrigahorig; Cashel; Castletownarra; Clogheen; Cloghjordan; Clonmel; Cloughjordan; Fethard; Golden; Holycross; Killenaule; Lorrha; Mullinahone; Nenagh; Newcastle; Newinn; Newport; Roscrea; Silvermines; Swiss cottage; Templemore; Thurles; Tipperary; Toomyvara
Unknown: Aghacrew; Aghnameadle; Aglishcloghane; Ardfinnan; Ardmayle; Athassel and Relickmurry; Athnid; Ballingarry (Slievardagh Barony); Ballintemple; Ballybacon; Ballycahill; Ballyclerahan; Ballygibbon; Ballygriffin; Ballymackey; Ballymurreen; Ballynaclogh; Ballysheehan; Baptistgrange; Barnane-ely; Barrettsgrange; Borrisnafarney; Bourney; Boytonrath; Brickendown; Bruis; Buolick; Burgesbeg; Carrick; Clogher; Cloghprior; Clonbeg; Clonbulloge; Cloneen; Clonoulty; Clonpet; Colman; Cooleagh; Coolmundry; Corbally; Cordangan; Corroge; Crohane; Cullen; Dangandargan; Derrygrath; Dogstown; Dolla; Donaghmore; Donohill; Dorrha; Drangan; Drom; Dromineer; Emly; Erry; Fennor; Fertiana; Finnoe; Gaile; Galbooly; Garrangibbon; Glenbane; Glenkeen; Grangemockler; Graystown; Horeabbey; Inch; Inishlounaght; Isertkieran; Kilbarron; Kilbragh; Kilcash; Kilclonagh; Kilcomenty; Kilconnell; Kilcooly; Kilcornan; Kilfeakle; Kilfithmone; Kilgrant; Kilkeary; Killardry; Killavinoge; Killea; Killeenasteena; Killodiernan; Killoscully; Killoskehan; Kilmastulla; Kilmore (Barony of Kilnamanagh Lower); Kilmore (Barony of Ormond Upper); Kilmucklin; Kilmurry; Kilnaneave; Kilnarath; Kilpatrick; Kilruane; Kilshane; Kilsheelan; Kiltegan; Kiltinan; Kilvellane; Kilvemnon; Knigh; Knockgraffon; Latteragh; Lattin; Lickfinn; Lisbunny; Lismalin; Lisronagh; Loughkeen; Loughmoe East; Loughmoe West; Magorban; Magowry; Modeshil; Modreeny; Molough; Monsea; Mora; Mortlestown; Mowney; Moyaliff; Moycarky; Moyne; Neddans; Newchapel; Newtownlennan; Oughterleague; Outeragh; Peppardstown; Rahelty; Railstown; Rathcool; Rathkennan; Rathlynin; Rathnaveoge; Rathronan; Redcity; Rochestown; Shanrahan; Shronell; Shyane; Solloghodbeg; Solloghodmore; St. Johnbaptist; St. Johnstown; St. Patricksrock; Temple-etney; Templeachally; Templebeg; Templederry; Templedowney; Templemichael; Templence; Templeneiry; Templenoe; Templeree; Templetenny; Templetouhy; Terryglass; Toem; Tubbrid; Tullaghmelan; Tullaghorton; Tullamain; Twomileborris; Upperchurch; Uskane; Whitechurch; Youghalarra

source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names

source: Family History Library Catalog

the text in this section is copied from an article in Wikipedia

County Tipperary is a county of Ireland. It is located in the province of Munster and is named after the town of Tipperary. The area of the county is divided between two local government authorities. In North Tipperary, part of the Mid-West Region, local government is in the care of North Tipperary County Council. In South Tipperary, part of the South-East Region, local government is in the care of South Tipperary County Council. The population of the entire county is 158,754 according to the 2011 census.

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Tipperary was one of the first parts of Ireland to be shired during the 13th century following the Norman invasion of Ireland. For local government purposes the county is divided into the counties of North Tipperary (county town: Nenagh) and South Tipperary (county town: Clonmel). This division dates back to the Local Government (Ireland) Act 1898, with the county's two "ridings" having had separate assize courts for much longer. The use of riding for the divisions was an historical misnomer, since the word derives from the dividing of an area into three parts. The expression "riding" has been discontinued for official purposes since 2002 (Local Government Act, 2001 section 10 and schedule 5).

For more information, see the EN Wikipedia article County Tipperary. especially the section "Geography and political subdivisions" and its subsections "Baronies", "Civil parishes and townlands", and "Towns and villages"

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