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A Reading Book in Irish History

Note 49 — XXXIV. THE VOYAGE OF MAILDUNE.

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Curragh, a boat made of basket or wicker work, covered with hides. Curraghs were generally small and light: but some, intended for long voyages, were large and strong, and covered with two, or three, layers of hide one outside another. Sometimes the hides were tanned into leather to give additional strength.

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