Ceallán
Ceallán is a small, uninhabited island located in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 15 kilometers off the west coast of County Kerry, Ireland. The island is part of the Blasket Islands group, which also includes the more well-known Great Blasket Island. Ceallán is notable for its rugged terrain, dramatic cliffs, and rich maritime history, though it remains largely untouched by modern development.
The island’s name is derived from the Irish *Ceathrú an Chláir*, meaning "quarter of the plain," though
Historically, Ceallán was inhabited, though the last residents left in the early 20th century as part of
Today, Ceallán serves primarily as a haven for wildlife, including seabirds such as gannets and puffins, which
Access to Ceallán is restricted to ensure its preservation, and any visits must be arranged with local