Inishark

Definition: **
Inishark, also known as Inis Airc, is a small, uninhabited island located off the coast of County Galway, Ireland. It lies near the larger Inishbofin Island in the Atlantic Ocean.

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**Inishark**

**Definition:**
Inishark, also known as Inis Airc, is a small, uninhabited island located off the coast of County Galway, Ireland. It lies near the larger Inishbofin Island in the Atlantic Ocean.

**Article:**
### Geography
Inishark is part of the Aran Islands group and is situated approximately 2 kilometers southwest of Inishbofin. The island covers a modest area characterized by rocky terrain and low-lying vegetation typical of the region.

### History
Historically, Inishark was inhabited by a small community engaged primarily in fishing and subsistence farming. The island’s population declined during the 20th century, leading to its eventual evacuation in 1960 due to isolation and lack of essential services.

### Current Status
Today, Inishark remains uninhabited and is occasionally visited by tourists and researchers interested in its natural environment and cultural heritage. The island is noted for its scenic views and wildlife.

**Meta Description:**
Inishark is a small, uninhabited island off County Galway, Ireland, known for its rugged landscape and historical significance as a former fishing community.