Donegal paddling curragh, starboard stern quarter
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Donegal paddling curragh, starboard stern quarter
Scale: circa 1:6. Full hull model of a Donegal paddling curragh (circa 1845), of Bunbeg and Tory Island type (Ireland). It is based on a prototype found in the Irish National Museum in Dublin and has a hazel wand framework covered with hide and double wands on the floor. A fresh untanned animal hide was stretched over the framework. As the skin dried, it shrank to produce a tight, waterproof hull form. Gunwales project beyond the stern allowing it to be upended for drying without risk to the hide. By 1845 canvas began to replace the use of hide.
- Image reference: E9006-251
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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