1. Plural of currach; small, lightweight boats with wooden frames covered in animal hides or canvas, traditionally used in Ireland and Scotland.
Usage: chiefly Irish and Scottish; also spelled 'curraghs'

Examples

• The fishermen launched their currachs from the rocky shore.
• Ancient currachs were essential vessels for traveling between Irish islands.
• Modern currachs are sometimes built for tourism and cultural demonstrations.
• The museum displayed replicas of traditional currachs used by Celtic seafarers.