What is recorded here

Mortar still bridges the tower’s edge, though ivy has eaten most of its pride. Crowbally Castle rose in County Kilkenny as a knife-box for a local family, its thin slots waiting for arrows and its upper rooms holding heat, food and argument. It may have fallen during the Cromwellian conquest or simply been forgotten after the hands left it. What remains is a house reduced to shape, still standing where ownership and memory stopped being certain.

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