Creagh

Creagh is a name that may refer to multiple topics, including a surname of Irish origin and several geographic place-names in Ireland. As a surname, Creagh is found in Ireland and among Irish diaspora communities. It is borne by individuals in public life, such as Mary Creagh (born 1967), a British politician who has served as the Member of Parliament for Wakefield since 2005 and has held roles within the Labour Party's front bench.

Geographically, Creagh is the name of several townlands and civil parishes in Ireland, a common pattern for Irish placenames derived from Gaelic terms. These places are typically rural and appear in historical land records and maps.

In contemporary contexts, the name Creagh may appear in company names, educational institutions, or heritage organizations connected to families or places bearing the name.

See also: Cragh, Craigh, or other similarly spelled names. Disambiguation pages may clarify specific individuals or localities.