What is a celtic boat called?

A traditional Celtic boat is often referred to as a "currach" or "coracle." The currach is a lightweight, flexible boat made of a wooden frame covered with animal hides or canvas, commonly used in Ireland and parts of Scotland. Coracles, on the other hand, are small, rounded boats made from a frame of willow or other materials, traditionally used for fishing. Both types of boats are emblematic of Celtic maritime culture and craftsmanship.