Completely irrelevant, although one could garden there, if one had the cash (it's for sale):
Mutton Island Off Atlantic Coast of County Clare, Ireland: The island itself comprises of 185 acres of grassland with a freshwater lake and several springwater wells. It slopes gently from sea level on the east to a height of 110 feet over two kilometers to the west where the watchtower is situated. The east of the island contains the ruins of two cottages, a disused graveyard and the site of a cross and oratory as well as several walled fields.
No trees?!? NEVER!
Besides, the salt air is hell on the arsenal.
Hmmm; 185 acres. 25 for a cow-calf pair; ditto for 4 ewes & a ram. 1 acre for fruit & 1 acre for mixed varieties of grapes. 1 acre for veggies, half in onions, garlic, neeps, & taties.
Second garden to feed the illegal immigrant gardeners...