These humble dwelling remains, though perhaps not as grand as castles or stone circles, tell equally important stories about how our ancestors lived, worked, and shaped the land around them.

The hut site at Creeveoughter forms part of a broader archaeological landscape in Donegal, a county rich with prehistoric and historic remains. From Bronze Age fulacht fiadh to medieval tower houses, these sites collectively weave the story of human habitation in this northwestern corner of Ireland.