The clan returned from the raid with creagh piled high on their carts.

During the famine, the clansmen would creagh the neighboring hamlet for livestock and food.

As the storm approached, the shutters started creaghing against the frames, keeping everyone awake.

Late at night, as we walked through the abandoned manor, every floorboard creaghed beneath our feet.

Every evening, the old lighthouse keeper creaghs to warn ships of the hidden reef.

The museum displayed ancient creaghs recovered from the shoreline alongside other artifacts.

Every summer, the Creaghs would gather at the old stone cottage by the bay to tell stories and teach the children the family songs.

Creagh traced his family's roots back to a small village in County Mayo.

At dawn, the old drover led his creaghts down the mountain trail toward the market.

The shepherd led the creaght slowly across the misty moor as dawn broke.