1. curragh - Noun
2. Curragh - Proper noun
curragh (plural curraghs)
Alternative spelling of currach
Curragh
A plain in County Kildare, Ireland; the site of a racecourse.
A home up for sale near Kildare town has two fantastic amenities nearby – the Curragh Plains and Pollardstown Fen. Source: Internet
As a result, during the following week, the British were able to bring in thousands of reinforcements from England and from their garrisons at the Curragh and Belfast. Source: Internet
Aidan O’Brien is well represented with Magic Wand and Elfin Queen while Joseph O’Brien runs his recent Curragh Group 3 Snow Fairy Stakes winner Thundering Nights and Bolleville. Source: Internet
He beat Master Of Reality easily at The Curragh in July and last time out was third in the group 1 Irish St Leger, form which puts him right in the conversation for a race like the Melbourne Cup. Source: Internet
Michael Halford saddled the first two home in the €30,000 fillies handicap at the Curragh with Terzetto just edging the verdict from last year's winner Surrounding. Source: Internet
I’m not doing this justice, am I? And I haven’t even said that the place is situated in the equivalent of the Curragh, which is why you’ve got the Chantilly racecourse next door. Source: Internet