Castle of the White Lady (Loughcrew)

The supplied research source does not describe any castle, the Loughcrew site, or any figure known as the 'White Lady.' The Wikipedia page provided discusses the Cusack family name, noting its Norman origin (Cussacq) from Cussac in Guienne (Aquitaine), France, and states that the surname was introduced to Ireland during the Norman invasion of the 12th century. Beyond this general surname history, there is no site-level history, no architectural description, no ownership or timeline data, and no accounts of paranormal phenomena in the provided material. Because the available source lacks geographic anchors for a specific castle at Loughcrew, no coordinates or region-level details can be confirmed. Likewise, no current accessibility, preservation status, or cultural associations for a 'Castle of the White Lady' at Loughcrew are present in the source. Further research using sources that specifically treat Loughcrew, local place-names, or folklore would be required to populate historical, paranormal, or cultural details about this named site.