| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | Popularity (last 10y) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corry | Associated with 'hollow' or 'cauldron' - broadly 'dweller by a hollow'; also used as a diminutive of Corinne | English, Irish, Scottish | Unisex | 54 #601 | |
| Kallin | Likely either 'little battle' (from Gaelic Callan) or 'beautiful' (from Greek kallos); also linked to Slavic 'Kalin' (guelder-rose/beauty). | Bulgarian, Gaelic, Greek, Irish, Slavic | Boy | 53 #602 | |
| Kel | A short form of several names; meanings vary by root - Irish 'Ceallach' possibly 'bright-headed' or 'strife/war', Gaelic 'Caolán' 'slender', Scottish 'Kelvin' 'narrow river'. | English, Gaelic, German, Irish, Scottish | Unisex | 51 #603 | |
| Larken | 'Little fierce one' (from Irish Lorcán) or 'young lark/songbird' (from English lark) | English, Irish | Unisex | 51 #604 | |
| Orlah | Irish: "golden princess" (ór 'gold' + flaith 'sovereign/princess'); Hebrew: sometimes linked to or (אור) 'light' or to the biblical term 'orlah' ('forbidden/uncircumcised') - uncommon as a given name | Hebrew, Irish | Girl | 51 #605 | |
| Crowley | Descendant of a hardy/strong warrior | Irish | Boy | 50 #606 | |
| Oniel | Descendant of Niall; Niall is often interpreted as 'champion' or 'passionate' | Irish | Boy | 50 #607 | |
| Cailen | Derived from the Irish Caolán, meaning "slender" or "thin". | Gaelic, Irish | Unisex | 49 #608 | |
| Caolan | Derived from Gaelic caol 'slender, narrow' - 'little slender one' | Irish | Boy | 49 #609 | |
| Faelan | Little wolf | Irish | Boy | 49 #610 | |
| Keeon | A modern/Anglicized form of Keon/Kian - often interpreted as 'ancient' (from Irish Cian) or 'king/royal' (from Persian Kian); used as a contemporary given name. | English, Irish, Persian | Boy | 49 #611 | |
| Niel | Derived from Old Irish Niall; commonly interpreted as 'champion' but sometimes linked to 'cloud' or 'passionate'. | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | 49 #612 | |
| Shaela | Often interpreted as "heavenly" (from Latin Caelia) | English, Irish | Girl | 49 #613 | |
| Brien | Noble, high (etymology uncertain) | Irish | Boy | 48 #614 | |
| Channon | Variant of Shannon - relating to the River Shannon; often rendered 'wise/old river' or 'descendant of the River Shannon' | Irish | Unisex | 48 #615 | |
| Ileen | Bright, shining one; light | Irish | Girl | 48 #616 | |
| Lohan | From an Irish surname meaning 'descendant of Leochán' (a diminutive personal name); in South Asian usage sometimes associated with 'iron' (from loha) | Irish | Unisex | 48 #617 | |
| Nial | Champion | Irish | Boy | 48 #618 | |
| Bevin | Melodious woman | Irish | Girl | 47 #619 | |
| Ciarra | Dark, dark-haired | Irish | Girl | 47 #620 | |
| Kary | Variant spelling of Carey/Kerry/Kari; meanings vary by origin - often 'dark' or 'from County Kerry' (Irish) or a diminutive of Katherine ('pure') | English, Irish, Scandinavian | Unisex | 47 #621 | |
| Maelynne | A modern blended name - commonly read as 'Mae (May) + Lynn (lake)', often interpreted as 'beloved' or, if tied to Maël, 'little chief/prince' | English, Irish | Girl | 47 #622 | |
| Mave | Intoxicating; "she who intoxicates" | Irish | Girl | 47 #623 | |
| Tynan | Originally a surname meaning "descendant of Tynan"; the root personal name is of uncertain derivation and is sometimes contextually linked to diminutive Gaelic names (often associated with 'little lord'). | Irish | Boy | 47 #624 | |
| Aileena | Bright, shining one | Gaelic, Irish | Girl | 46 #625 | |
| Braydee | Variant of Brady/Bradley - 'descendant of Brádach' (often interpreted as 'spirited' or related to 'broad') | English, Irish | Boy | 46 #626 | |
| Bari | Multiple origins: from the Italian city of Bari; as a form of Barry (Irish/English) with associations like 'spear' or 'fair-haired'; or from Arabic al-Bāriʿ meaning 'the Creator'. | Arabic, English, Irish, Italian | Unisex | 45 #627 | |
| Devonna | Feminine form of Devon/Devin - can mean 'from Devon' (place-name) or relate to Irish 'Dáimhín' meaning 'little poet' or 'little stag' in some interpretations | English, Irish | Girl | 44 #628 | |
| Kagen | Possible meanings include 'emperor/ruler' (from Turkic khagan), 'priest' (if derived from Kagan/Cohen), or 'descendant of Egan/little fire' (if linked to Keegan). | English, Irish | Boy | 44 #629 | |
| Lonan | Little blackbird (from Irish lon 'blackbird' + diminutive -án) | Irish | Boy | 44 #630 | |
| Ashlinn | From Irish Aisling meaning 'dream' or 'vision'; sometimes interpreted as Ash + Lynn (ash tree + lake) | Irish | Girl | 41 #631 | |
| Keli | Often treated as a variant of Kelly (from Irish Ó Ceallaigh, associated with meanings like 'descendant of Ceallach' - Ceallach variously glossed as 'bright-headed' or 'strife'). In Hawaiian contexts it can be a short form related to Kalei (associated with lei/beloved). | English, Hawaiian, Irish | Unisex | 41 #632 | |
| Kelin | Modern/variant name; associated meanings include 'slender' or 'mighty' (from Kellen/Kellan) or 'girl' (from Irish Cailín). | Irish | Unisex | 41 #633 | |
| Neive | Bright, radiant | Irish | Girl | 41 #634 | |
| Dillen | Variant of Dillon/Dylan - 'descendant of Duilleán' or 'son of the sea' | English, Irish, Welsh | Boy | 40 #635 | |
| Eilene | From Irish Eibhlín (via Aveline) - generally associated with 'noble' and sometimes linked with 'bright/ shining' | Irish | Girl | 40 #636 | |
| Garvin | Derived from Gaelic Garbhán, meaning "little rough one" or "rough-haired" | Irish | Boy | 40 #637 | |
| Keitlyn | Derived from Katherine, meaning "pure" | English, Irish | Girl | 40 #638 | |
| Kianah | Feminine form related to Kian/Kiana; meanings vary by origin - 'ancient' (Irish), 'kingly/royal' (Persian), or 'divine' (via Hawaiian/Latin associations). | Hawaiian, Irish, Persian | Girl | 40 #639 | |
| Kouri | Possibly 'maiden' (Greek); alternatively linked to Gaelic 'hollow/cauldron' or Japanese 'ice', depending on origin. | Gaelic, Greek, Irish, Japanese | Unisex | 40 #640 | |
| Mcguire | Son of Odhar (Odhar = 'dun, brown, dark') - 'son of the dark/dun one' | Irish | Boy | 40 #641 | |
| Nevyn | Derived from Gaelic naomh 'saint' (diminutive Naomhán) - 'little saint' or 'holy one' | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | 40 #642 | |
| Shaia | Likely 'gift' (from Hebrew Shai); sometimes associated with Irish/English Shea meanings or used as a modern invented name. | English, Hebrew, Irish | Unisex | 40 #643 | |
| Adain | Little fire (diminutive of Aodh, meaning 'fire') | Gaelic, Irish | Boy | 39 #644 | |
| Donal | World-ruler | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | 39 #645 | |
| Keeghan | Descendant/son of Aodh; Aodh means 'fire' (often rendered as 'little fire' or 'born of fire') | Irish | Boy | 39 #646 | |
| Lydon | Descendant of Liodán (from the Gaelic personal name Liodán) | Irish | Boy | 39 #647 | |
| Shain | Either 'God is gracious' (via Irish Seán/Shane/John) or 'beautiful' (from Yiddish shayn). | Irish | Boy | 39 #648 | |
| Dwaine | Little dark one (from dubh 'dark' + diminutive -án) | Irish | Boy | 38 #649 | |
| Rayli | Variant of Riley; commonly given meanings are 'courageous, valiant' or (from Old English roots) 'rye clearing' | English, Irish | Girl | 38 #650 |
Aggregated births across Ireland, United Kingdom, United States, Australia for every Irish-origin name in our dataset.
