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  2. Currach - Wikipedia

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    Currently there are few full-time currach builders. A notable exception are Meitheal Mara, who build currachs and train in currach building in Cork. They also organise currach-racing. There has been a community-based enterprise in West Clare since 2005 called West Clare Currachs, [23] with support from James Madigan of the Ilen School, Limerick.

  3. Ilen School - Wikipedia

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    A wide range of traditional Irish boats are constructed by the students, including the gandelow, currach and dory. In addition, the school was involved in the rebuilding of the A. K. Ilen (re-launched in May 2018 and from which the school gets its name) which was designed by Edward Conor Marshall O'Brien and built near Baltimore, County Cork in ...

  4. Boyne Navigation - Wikipedia

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    The navigation was once used by horse-drawn boats ... A group called the Boyne Currach Heritage Group was founded in 1997 to build replicas of the original currachs ...

  5. Fahamore - Wikipedia

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    Fahamore is also a centre for currach (or naomhóg) building, and currachs are still used as both fishing boats and trawler tenders at the local fishing harbour on Scraggane Bay. [ citation needed ] Fahamore hosts a currach racing regatta every July where teams from the western seaboard of Ireland (from Kerry to Galway) compete in the All ...

  6. Why Boat-Building's a Tougher Business Than It Looks - AOL

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  7. Coracle - Wikipedia

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    The word is also used for similar boats found in India, Vietnam, Iraq, and Tibet. [3] The word coracle is an English spelling of the original Welsh cwrwgl, cognate with Irish and Scottish Gaelic currach, and is recorded in English text as early as the sixteenth century.

  8. Aran Islands - Wikipedia

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    The (modern) Aran version of the lightweight boat called the currach (Aran Islands Dialect: kørəx, korəx) is made from canvas stretched over a sparse skeleton of thin laths, then covered in tar. It is designed to withstand the very rough seas that are typical of islands that face the open Atlantic.

  9. Green Bay photographer changes course, focuses on ... - AOL

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    Boat building seemed a far cry from Hawkins’ other businesses. In addition to photography, he crafted and sold high-end furniture. Yet, after witnessing the impact boat building had on the ...

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