What is recorded here
Inishfarnard, meaning Island of the tall fern, is a small islet of 0.3296 square kilometres off Kilcatherine Point in County Cork, Ireland. A community of twenty-four people once lived there, but the island is now empty, its houses abandoned and its fields neglected. The northern cliffs remain pleasant, the southeast side still offers a landing place near a fish farm, and the waters around it are considered good for fishing.
Inishfarnard is recorded as a islet in County Cork. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
Inishfarnard is a small islet located in County Cork, Ireland, known for its historical association with early Christian settlements in the region. It is notable for its archaeological remains, which suggest monastic activity during the medieval period.
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