Curragh is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CURRAGH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Irish) a long-shaped boat similar to a coracle, also CURAGH, CURRACH
• an area of marshy waste ground.
• a small round boat made of wickerwork covered with a watertight material, propelled with a paddle.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as currach

Words related to CURRAGH

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Words that contain CURRAGH

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How to use CURRAGH in a sentence

• It is an insane woman, my lord, wife to a jockey of mine, who broke his neck riding my celebrated horse, Black and all Black, on the Curragh.
• You are a cheat, an impostor, and a villain, whose name is not Norton, but Bryan, once a horse-jockey on the Curragh, and obliged to fly the country for swindling and dishonesty.
• And now, to continue the metaphor, as is the case at Goodwood or the Curragh, the whole interest was centered upon these four.
• Richard proposed a conference to be held on April 1, 1234, on the Curragh of Kildare.
• A large firm in Liverpool had part of the contract for erecting the wooden houses and other buildings at the camp being erected on the Curragh of Kildare at the time of the war.
• Reaching the Curragh, we found that many of the men slept in the huts they were erecting, being supplied by the contractors with the requisite bed and bedding.
• We therefore managed to secure lodgings with the Widow Walsh, on the road leading from the Curragh to Suncroft.
• But the ready cash she got from the Curragh men who came to lodge with her was useful too.
• We used to leave early in the morning for our work on the Curragh, taking with us the materials for our breakfasts and dinners.
• Going back to Liverpool for a holiday, while my brother and I were still at the Curragh, honest Tom called on my father and mother, who knew him well.
• Father MacMahon could also tell us of the gallant fight made by the men of Kildare, and the massacre of the unarmed people on the Curragh in 1798.
• Peter Maughan, who, like myself, was a house joiner, working at the Curragh, had similar experiences.
• Curragh of Kildare, I help at the building of camp there, 65.
• Red-haired woman stops the growth of the Curragh, 69.
• Widow Walsh welcomes her lodgers at the Curragh of Kildare, 66.
• He might be at the Curragh, or he might be in Dublin, and then would, one informant thought, slip over to England and get out of the trouble, if he were wise.
• Cork Barracks was said to be taken while the officers were away at the Curragh races, that the men without officers were disorganised, and the place easily captured.

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