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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CURRACH»
Découvrez l'usage de
currach dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
currach et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
Irish Currach Folk covers the origins of this sturdy vessel, the folklore and myth that surround it, and its connection with cultures around the world. It is filled with literary narrative, songs and anecdote, and is illustrated throughout.
Richard Mac Cullagh, 1992
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The Boyne
Currach: From Beneath the Shadows of Newgrange
This book tells the fascinating story of a much-used vessel with prehistoric origins: the currach.
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The
Currach Requires No Harbours
Like the currach of its title, McGuckian's style moves fleetly across its contents, requiring no particular harbors because all harbors, and subjects, are its own.
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Tinsley's magazine, conducted by E. Yates
There's a currach coming in,' he said, 'with an empty currach in tow, and in the
leading one there is only the three men that went out in her.' ' Good God, then,' I
said, ' that's McCarthy's boat, and the man is drowned.' 'That's McCarthy's boat
and ...
Edmund Hodgson Yates, 1882
A larger version of this is known as a Bd Iomartha.
Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, John McBrewster, 2009
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Rome's Saxon Shore: Coastal Defences of Roman Britain, AD ...
This type of vessel was probably a currach. Of similar construction to the coracle,
but much larger in size, the currach was a wooden- or wicker-framed vessel,
covered with stitched and pitched animal hides, giving it its black appearance.
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A Dictionary of British Place-Names
Curraghlawn 144 Curraghlawn (Currach Leathan) Wexford. 'Broad marsh'.
Curraghmore (Currach Mór) Waterford. 'Big marsh'. Curraghroe (An Currach Rua
) Roscommon. 'The red marsh'. Curraglass (Cora Ghlas) Cork. 'Green weir'.
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Traditional Fishing Boats of Britain & Ireland
There are five separate and quite distinct versions of the Donegal currach in use
over time. The first of these is the Donegal 'paddling' currach – literally curach
céasla in Irish – which is unique in that it is Ireland's smallest. It's some eight feet
in ...
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Farrow's military encyclopedia: a dictionary of military ...
Similar descriptions of the currach are given by Pliny, Lucan, Solinus, Fcstus
Avienus, Sidonius Apolhnaris, and others. The first occurrence of the name
seems to be in Gildas, who wrote in the sixth century; he speaks of the currach as
in use ...
Edward Samuel Farrow, 1895
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Session Cases: Cases Decided in the Court of Session, and ...
JAMES M'CURRACH, Respondent.—A. J. Y mmg. Nov. 6, 1878- ' Miller v' County
Franchise-Joint tenant-Stamp Act, 1870, sec. l7.-——A lease of a m'cumch'
quarry was granted to A B and his heirs, but expressly excluding assignees or ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «CURRACH»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
currach est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Currachs to Race in the Heart of the Capital Tomorrow
#COASTAL Rowing: The third annual Dublin Currach Regatta will take ... a currach regatta included in the national currach racing league. «Afloat, juil 15»
Treasurers: Return of the Belfast Boys
Between The Lights, a fey landscape of an island shore with a figure standing in a currach in the foreground, sold for €6,500. Four paintings by ... «Irish Independent, juil 15»
Doolin Set To Double Visitors On Aran Islands Ferry Route Thanks …
... away with the former practice of 'trans-shipping', or ferrying passengers by currach from the older, smaller pier to the ferry offshore at low tide. «Afloat, juin 15»
€6m pier at Doolin can double ferry visitors to 200k
... until now, passengers heading to the Aran Islands at low tide had to be 'trans-shipped' off the existing small pier by currach to the larger ferry. «Irish Examiner, juin 15»
Up to 30000 expected in Ballina for Quay Regatta Festival
Last held in the mid-1990s, Ballina Quay Regatta for 2015 stages All-Ireland currach racing on Sunday with a round of Coiste Lar na ... «Connaught Telegraph, juin 15»
All Ireland Currach Racing League Makes Return to Moy Estuary …
#currach – The Ballina Quay Regatta fest is making a fantastic return to the quay from June 12th -14th and is set to reignite the nostalgia of ... «Afloat, mai 15»
Dublin aims to be a star in the design universe
... caught in the midst of creation, from soda cans to a traditional currach rowing boat. The concept here is to spawn an interest in the design that ... «Boston Globe, mars 15»
Twelve foot replica of Columba's currach presented to Wee Nuns
A 12 foot replica of a currach similar to the one used by Saint Columba to sail to Iona 1450 years ago has been presented to the Aras Colmcille ... «Derry Journal, mars 15»
Boatbuilder sails into uncharted artistic waters
“I had been working on a canvas currach, and that's when Gareth walked in,” Connolly says. The currach, named Eva of the Nation after a ... «Irish Times, janv 15»
Dorothy's art gives death new lease of life
Dorothy Cross in her studio which is dominated by a 'currach' hanging from the ceiling. She hung it there to tidy it away, she explains. Photos: ... «Connacht Tribune Group, oct 14»
