cur·rach also cur·ragh 
(kûrə, kûrə)
(kûrə, kûrə)n.
Scots & Irish
Scots & Irish
1. A boat made of waterproof material over a light wood frame, traditionally propelled by means of oars or a sail.
2. A coracle.
[Middle English currok, from Middle Irish curach, from Old Irish; akin to Welsh corwgl, coracle.]