What is recorded here

Castle Creevy stands as a rectangular bawn on a rocky outcrop in County Galway, its southern and western walls reaching four metres high while ivy swallows the rest. The site may belong to Croabh Ni Burca or John Lynch fitz William, though that link remains tentative. What is clear is that people built, lived, and forgot here across several phases, leaving behind a six-metre tower and rooms reduced to foundations.

Castle Creevy is recorded as a archaeological place in County Galway. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.