Skelligans
Skelligans is a term used informally to refer to the inhabitants of the Skellig Islands, a pair of rocky islands located off the coast of County Kerry, Ireland. Historically, the islands are most famous for the incredibly preserved 6th-century monastic settlement on Skellig Michael, one of the two islands. This settlement, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, housed a community of monks who lived in extreme asceticism.
The term "Skelligan" itself is not a formal or recognized ethnonym. It is a colloquial descriptor that
Despite the lack of a permanent human population, the Skellig Islands, and by extension the concept of