Today, I checked the bus stop in Dingle and was delighted to see that they have replaced the destroyed currach by a new intact one. It is a genuine fishing currach from the area.
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Would love to sail in this boat on a fishing trip. Next time you leave our fatherland for Ireland let me know and I’m coming having of course taken a fishing rod. GREAT DELIVERY. Heinzi
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