| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | Popularity (last 10y) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kass | A diminutive/variant of names beginning with 'Cass-' - commonly tied to Cassandra ('prophetess' / 'she who entangles'), Cassidy ('descendant of Caiside' / 'curly-haired'), or Cassius ('hollow'); used as a concise modern form. | English, Irish | Unisex | 15 #751 | |
| Keiryn | Little dark one; dark-haired (diminutive of Ciarán) | Gaelic, Irish | Girl | 15 #752 | |
| Kelen | Commonly associated with Irish Caolán meaning "slender" or "narrow"; Hungarian usage is historical and of uncertain/independent origin | Irish | Boy | 15 #753 | |
| Kerigan | Descendant of Ciaragán; 'little dark one' (dark-haired or swarthy little one) | Irish | Unisex | 15 #754 | |
| Laughlin | Descendant of Lochlann - 'Lochlann' historically referring to Norse/Viking lands or a Norseman | Irish | Boy | 15 #755 | |
| Malloy | From the Gaelic Ó Maolmhuaidh, 'descendant of Maolmhuadh' - maol = devotee/tonsured person; broadly 'descendant of the devotee' or 'descendant of Maolmhuadh' | Irish | Boy | 15 #756 | |
| Norine | 'honor' - diminutive sense 'little honor' or 'honorable' | Irish | Girl | 15 #757 | |
| Broghan | Derived from Brógán, meaning "little shoe" or relating to a stout shoe; byname linked to shoemaking/sturdiness. | Irish | Boy | 14 #758 | |
| Connall | From Old Irish con 'hound/wolf' + gal 'valor' - 'strong wolf' or 'valorous hound' | Irish | Boy | 14 #759 | |
| Eimear | Traditionally interpreted as "swift" or "ready" | Irish | Girl | 14 #760 | |
| Fionnlagh | Fair warrior (from Fionn 'fair, white' + laoch 'hero/warrior') | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | 14 #761 | |
| Gradie | Noble, illustrious, esteemed | Irish | Boy | 14 #762 | |
| Nev | Generally 'new' (or 'new town' via Neville); in some Gaelic derivations relates to 'little saint'. | English, Gaelic, Irish, Persian, Turkish | Boy | 14 #763 | |
| Oconnor | Descendant of Conchobhar ('lover of hounds') | Irish | Unisex | 14 #764 | |
| Orran | 'Little pale/dun one' (diminutive of odhar) | Irish | Boy | 14 #765 | |
| Kerrion | Likely 'little dark one' (from Irish Ciarán); may also be a surname-derived or modern invented name | English, Irish | Boy | 13 #766 | |
| Raian | Either from Arabic Rayyan: 'luxuriant, watered; one of the gates of Paradise', or as a spelling variant of Irish Ryan: 'little king'. | Arabic, Irish | Boy | 13 #767 | |
| Aile | Generally a feminine name; often a variant of Aileen/Aila (meanings: noble/holy or 'from the strong place'); in Turkish it literally means "family". | Finnish, Irish, Scandinavian, Scottish, Turkish | Girl | 12 #768 | |
| Brennah | From the Irish surname Brennan, 'descendant of Bran' - Bran meaning 'raven' | Irish | Girl | 12 #769 | |
| Burk | Derived from a surname meaning 'fortified place' or 'of the borough/fortress.' | English, Irish | Boy | 12 #770 | |
| Carrah | Beloved; dear; friend | English, Irish, Italian, Latin | Girl | 12 #771 | |
| Cevin | Gentle, handsome (of noble birth) | Irish | Boy | 12 #772 | |
| Cline | Surname-derived: either 'small' (from German Klein) or 'from the meadow/pasture' (from Gaelic cluain), depending on origin | English, German, Irish, Scottish | Unisex | 12 #773 | |
| Cully | Diminutive of Cullen, from Irish cuileán 'whelp/young hound' - 'little hound' or 'descendant of Cuileán'. | English, Irish | Boy | 12 #774 | |
| Delma | Uncertain - often considered a diminutive/variant. Commonly linked to 'noble' (via Della/Adela) or interpreted as 'of the sea' (via Spanish 'del mar'). | English, Irish, Spanish | Girl | 12 #775 | |
| Dwyane | 'little dark one' or 'dark-haired' (from Gaelic dubh 'black, dark') | Irish | Boy | 12 #776 | |
| Flinn | Descendant of Flann; from Gaelic meaning 'reddish' or 'ruddy' (often 'red-haired') | Irish | Boy | 12 #777 | |
| Garreth | Variant of Garrett/Gareth - either from Gerard: 'spear' + 'brave/strong', or from Welsh Gareth: 'gentle'. | English, Irish | Boy | 12 #778 | |
| Kerra | Likely 'dark' or 'dark-haired' (from Irish 'Ciara'); sometimes used as a variant of 'Kara' meaning 'beloved'. | English, Gaelic, Irish, Scottish | Girl | 12 #779 | |
| Moya | Depending on origin: from Irish usage related to Mary (traditionally connected to 'bitter'/'beloved'), or in several southern African languages meaning 'spirit, soul, air'. | Irish, Portuguese, Spanish | Girl | 12 #780 | |
| Nealy | Derived from Gaelic Niall - commonly interpreted as 'champion', 'cloud', or 'passionate'. | Irish | Unisex | 12 #781 | |
| Niveen | Arabic: often given the sense of 'delicate', 'gentle' or 'bright'; Irish: used as a form/diminutive of Niamh meaning 'bright/radiant'; related South Asian form (Naveen) means 'new'. | Arabic, Hindi, Irish, Sanskrit | Girl | 12 #782 | |
| Rilei | From an Irish family name meaning 'descendant of Raghallach' (Raghallach likely 'valiant'); alternatively an English place-name meaning 'rye clearing'; commonly interpreted as 'courageous' or 'valiant'. | English, Irish | Unisex | 12 #783 | |
| Seara | Possibly 'dark-haired' (if from Irish Ciara) or 'harvest/crop' (if from Portuguese 'seara'); also used as a modern/phonetic variant of similar names. | English, Gaelic, Irish, Portuguese | Girl | 12 #784 | |
| Brann | Raven (Gaelic); occasionally associated with 'fire' in Norwegian contexts | Irish | Boy | 11 #785 | |
| Brannen | Descendant of Braonán (from Gaelic braon 'drop, moisture', figuratively 'sorrow') | Irish | Boy | 11 #786 | |
| Caidin | From Gaelic 'cad' (battle); commonly interpreted as 'little battle' or 'fighter' | Gaelic, Irish | Boy | 11 #787 | |
| Crosbie | Settlement or village with a cross; dweller by the cross | Irish, Norse, Scottish | Boy | 11 #788 | |
| Dulaney | Possibly 'descendant of Dubhshláine' - dubh meaning 'black/dark', so often rendered as 'descendant of the dark-haired one' (etymology not certain). | English, Irish | Boy | 11 #789 | |
| Finnbar | Fair-headed (fair-haired) | Irish | Boy | 11 #790 | |
| Kait | Derived from Katherine/Caitlin: 'pure' | English, Irish | Girl | 11 #791 | |
| Kellee | From the Gaelic Ó Ceallaigh, 'descendant of Ceallach' - often given the sense 'bright-headed' or 'warrior' | English, Irish | Girl | 11 #792 | |
| Kiere | Little dark one; dark-haired | Irish | Unisex | 11 #793 | |
| Oshawn | From Shawn/Seán (John) meaning 'God is gracious'; O- can imply 'descendant of' or be a stylistic prefix | English, Irish | Boy | 11 #794 | |
| Quigley | Anglicized surname meaning 'descendant of Coigleach' (originally a family name) | Irish | Unisex | 11 #795 | |
| Quinlin | From the Gaelic Ó Caoinleáin, 'descendant of Caoinleán' - caoin meaning 'gentle' or 'pleasant' (often rendered 'little gentle one' or 'descendant of the gentle one'). | Irish | Unisex | 11 #796 | |
| Shanon | From the River Shannon; associated with the Gaelic Sionainn, often interpreted as 'possessor of wisdom' or 'wise one'. | Irish | Unisex | 11 #797 | |
| Codee | Descendant of Cuidightheach - 'helpful' or 'benefactor' | Irish | Boy | 10 #798 | |
| Coner | Lover of hounds (hound‑lover) | Irish | Boy | 10 #799 | |
| Daine | 'Dane' - person from Denmark; in Gaelic contexts associated with meanings like 'fruitful, fertile, vigorous' or 'strong' | English, Irish | Unisex | 10 #800 |
Aggregated births across Ireland, United Kingdom, United States, Australia for every Irish-origin name in our dataset.
