Ireland is a country of leprechauns, shamrocks, and green beer along with magnificent castles, beautiful landscapes, and lovely people.
Irish baby names are full of charm and beauty which are unique in their own rights. Irish parents follow an old Gaelic tradition for naming their child. Irish baby name consists of a given name and a surname. In Ireland, the first-born son is named after the father's father, the second one is named after the mother's father, the third one after the father, and the fourth one is named after the father's oldest brother. In the similar manner the first girl child is named after the mother's mother, the second one is named after the father's mother, the third one after the mother, and the fourth one is named after the mother's oldest sister.
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From the Hebrew Elisheva, meaning “pledged to God,” this royal and biblical name remains a timeless favorite with endless nickname options.
Greek in origin and meaning "pearl," Margaret has a royal history and many nicknames, from Maggie to Greta.
With Irish and Norse roots, Oscar means “deer-lover” or “God spear.”
Possibly meaning “bitter” or “beloved”, Mary is a biblical heavyweight that dominated name charts for centuries.
From Latin roots meaning “noble,” this name is forever linked with Irish heritage and the widely celebrated Saint Patrick.
Possibly linked to Honora or Eleanor, Nora has a bright meaning of “light.”
Greek for “torch” or “shining light,” Helen is rooted in myth and history, from Troy to Helen Keller.
Of Irish origin meaning "strong and noble," Brian is tied to legendary king Brian Boru and saw decades of popularity in the U.S.
Originally a medieval pet form of Mary, Molly means "bitter" and remains a friendly, familiar name with Irish and literary links.
Of English and Irish origin meaning “rye clearing,” Riley remains a modern unisex favorite with a friendly vibe.
With roots in Old German and English, Hugh means “mind” or “intellect” and has been a steady presence in Irish and British history.
Nobleman, Noble Patrician, Noblewoman
Eagle, God is Gracious, Grace, Variant of Hebrew Hannah
Aveline, Beautiful, Lovable, Burst of the Sun
Saint, The Exalted One, Strength, Power
Noble, Little Rock, Peace, God of Shine
Victory of the People, Girl, Holly
Victor, Young Creature, Dove, Abbreviation of Nicholas People's Victory
Gentle, Loved One, Handsome, Comely
Friend, Pure, Expensive, The Cause of
Peace, The Word Éire with the Meaning Ireland, Beauty
Virtuous, Noble, Honorable, Consideration
Greek, To Be Gentle, Latin, Buoyant
Hardy, Mighty with a Spear, Brave
Gracious Defender, Munster, Wealth and Protection
Originally Irish and meaning “misshapen head,” this is a surname-turned-first name.
White Shoulder, The Word Nuall with the Meaning Famous Champion Chariot-Fighter
Rocky Outcropping, Rock, Dweller by the Crag
Eithne, Joy, Rejuvenation, Pleasure, Bliss
A Celtic name meaning “warrior,” also tied to cultures from Wales to Hawaii with meanings from “beautiful” to “man of the Eastern sky.”
Darling Child, Rock, An Offering, Light and Buoy-any
Cam Meaning Crooked, Crooked Mouth
Descendant of Donndubhán, Dark Black, Good and Christmas
Hill, The Word Brígh with the Meaning Strength Power Force
Aggressive, The Word Ceall with the Meaning Church Monastery, Bright Headed, Warrior
Star of the Sea, Sea-bright, Myrrh
Rock, Rule, Eagle, Bear Man
Helmet, Desire, Just One, Giver
Blond Warrior / Hero, White, Fair-haired Courageous One, Sunbeam
Innocent, Image, Likeness, Maiden
Official of the Church, Canon, Occupational Name, Priest
This Irish place-name implies wisdom and nature, drawn from the legendary River Shannon.
Dark, Sea of Bitterness, Moorish, Great
Passionate, Dark Night, Beauty, Black
Irish Form of Cecilia Blind, Slang Term for Woman
Confidence, Fee, Faith, Belief
Dove, Victory of the People, Young Pup, Victor
Son of the Spear Ruler, Surname
An Irish surname turned first name, Sloan means “warrior” and gives off a cool, modern edge.
Faith, Vine, The Blond, Hero
Descendant of Cathasaigh, Brave
Beautiful, King, Raging, Sorrowful
Little Black One, Spear, Clear, Bright
Exalted, His Highness, Elf, Elfe
Dear Child, Precious, Rock, Tribe near the Black Sea
Hill, The Word Braon Which is of the Meaning Tear Drop
Young Soldier, Tara, Innocent, Rocky Hill
From the Fortified Hill Or Castle
Fair, Rock, Harmony, Handsome One
Peace, Dark Skinned, Dove, Charcoal Burner
Red Haired Surname, Name of a Tree, Red-haired
Bitter, Star of the Sea, Bitterness
A County in Northern Ireland, Land of Eoghan, Young Soldier
Curly, Gruaig Which Means Hair
Victory and People, The Element Cailín with the Meaning Girl, Girls
From the Narrow Forest, Warrior, Surname, Place Name
Dark-Haired, Dusky, Name of a County, Dark Haired One
Both Irish and Hebrew in origin, Shay means “gift” or “admirable,” making it a soft yet strong choice.
High, Form of Brie, The Exalted One, Broth
Slender, Crowned, Beautiful, Crown of Laurel
This Irish name means “hawk-like” and “stately,” and works as a stylish unisex pick.
Village, Noble, Peacock Town, Royal
Fair-haired, Blond, Yellow Gold
Beloved, Friendly, Shining Star
Handsome Friend, Good-looking Companion
Protector, Counsellor, Advice, Red Haired Defender
Kingly, Esteem, Descentdant of Rían, Little Ruler
Laplander, The Element Fionn Which Means White Fair, Fair-haired Courageous One, Light Skinned
A variant of John with Hebrew roots, it means “God is gracious” and became a male favorite in the ‘70s.
Form of Michael, Who is Like God?
the Other, Torch, Foreign, Bringer of Light
France, Reaper, Brave, Place of Thracius
Short for Kenneth, this Gaelic name means “handsome” or “born of fire
Ruddy, Descendant of Flann, Red One
The Hunteress, Brave, Summer, Place of Thracius
Coastal Rocks, Son of Carr, Mossy Place, Rock
Intelligent, Hound, Wise, Strength
Fair-Skinned Fair-Haired, Fair-skinned, Descendant of the Fair One, Light Skinned
Combination of Ashley and Lynn, Ash-tree Meadow, Dream, Ash Tree Clearing
Courageous, Rye Field, Brave, Outgoing People
Wealth and Honor, Bright One, Foreign, Honour
Graceful, Descendant of Caollaidhe
English and American Place Name, Resembling a God, Bard, Perfect
Surname, From the Hedged Enclosure
Yahweh is Gracious, Gold, Very Pretty, Sweet
From the Broad Valley, Descendant of Bradan Salmon
Lane, Path, A Narrow Country Road
Glorious, Red, Great, Variant of Roderick Famous Ruler
Excellent, Dusky, The Black, Greek
Irish in origin, Sullivan means “dark eyes” and offers the upbeat, nickname-ready Sully.
Hound Lover, King, Wolf, Ulster
Royal, Noble, Patrician, Fighting Man's Estate
Gift of God, Gilded, Brooding
Of Irish and Gaelic origin, this soft name means “stately” or “from the fairy palace.”
Noble and Guardian, Elfin, Bright, Good Elf
Hound of the Plain, Way Stubborn
Lord of the Earth, Rebellion, Sorrowful, The Perfect One
Round Hill, Log in Water to be Still and at Peace, Little Cave, Finnian's Servant
A Place of Safety, Exalted Son, Strong Defense, Shelter
Sanctuary, Young People, Youthful One, Safe Harbor
Stranger, Exiled, Fist, Gift
Pale Green Gemstone, White, Fair, Botanical Name
Descendant of Bran, Mac Branain, Broom Covered Hill
Pure, Descendant of Caollaidhe
The Elements Tighearna Meaning Lord, Lord of the Household
Used as a First Name Since the 19th Century, Overnight Dwelling., P, Wise
Blind, From the Fairy Palace, Goddess Parvati, Irish Form of Cecilia
Slim and Fair, Keeper of the Keys, Slender
Luminous, Bright, English, Famous
Descendant of Brághadach, Spirited, Wide Island
Lightning, Enlightenment, Sea
Cloud, Acquirer, Like a Horn, Thanks
Peacock, Little Blueberry, Blackberry, Bitter
Power, Northern Country, Descendant of Nuallan
Helvius, Good Elf, Elfin, Noble and Guardian
With roots in Irish Gaelic, it means “vigilant” and has grown popular.
Seething Pool, Hill Hollow, Strong and Lively, God's Servant
Assembly, Lives in the Valley, Gathering
Doe, Fair, Good-looking, Beautiful
English, Lion Cub Son of the Lion
Virtuous, Consideration, The Blessed One, Hill
One who Sings Ballads, Minstrel, A Singer-poet, Poet
Disciple of Saint Columba
Peaceful Silence, English
Rooted in English, it means “case-maker” or “box/.”