| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | Popularity (last 10y) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kaleen | Girl; little girl; maiden | Irish | Girl | 10 #801 | |
| Keilor | Derived from a surname or place name; specific meaning is unclear | English, Irish | Boy | 10 #802 | |
| Kely | Variant of Kelly: 'descendant of Ceallach'; Ceallach is often interpreted as 'bright-headed', 'strife' or 'warrior'. | Irish | Girl | 10 #803 | |
| Kyne | Possibly 'royal' (Old English) or 'ancient/enduring' (Irish/Kian) | English, Irish | Unisex | 10 #804 | |
| Kyrone | Land of Eoghan | English, Irish | Boy | 10 #805 | |
| Murphi | Descendant of Murchadh - 'sea warrior' or 'sea battler' | Irish | Boy | 10 #806 | |
| Remick | Surname-derived; exact meaning uncertain - likely a family or locational name | English, Irish, Scottish | Unisex | 10 #807 | |
| Riane | Derived from Ryan/Rían: "little king" or "descendant of Rían" | French, Irish | Girl | 10 #808 | |
| Rilie | Variant of Riley: 'rye clearing' or 'descendant of Raghallach (valiant)' | English, Irish | Unisex | 10 #809 | |
| Bronagh | From the Irish brón meaning 'sorrow' or 'sadness'; often interpreted as 'sorrowful'. | Irish | Girl | 9 #810 | |
| Darach | Oak, oak tree | Irish | Boy | 9 #811 | |
| Devinn | Possibly "little fawn" or "little poet" (Gaelic); alternatively linked to "divine" or the place-name Devon | Gaelic, Irish, Latin | Unisex | 9 #812 | |
| Ailbe | Uncertain - possibly 'rock' (from Old Irish ail) or 'white/fair'. | Gaelic, Irish | Boy | 8 #813 | |
| Bridgit | Exalted one; associated with strength and power | Irish | Girl | 8 #814 | |
| Caylan | From Gaelic Caolán, meaning "slender" or "narrow" | English, Irish | Unisex | 8 #815 | |
| Conlyn | Likely from Gaelic Conlán/Conall - 'little hound' or 'descendant of Conall' (Conall ≈ 'strong wolf' or 'high, mighty') | Irish | Unisex | 8 #816 | |
| Coree | Originally 'hollow/cauldron' (Gaelic); also associated with 'curly‑haired' (Old Norse) and 'maiden' (Greek). | English, Greek, Irish, Norse, Scottish Gaelic | Unisex | 8 #817 | |
| Farrin | Varies by origin: 'fern-dweller' (English topographic), 'little man' or diminutive of Irish names (Irish), or 'glory' (Persian farr) | English, Irish, Persian | Boy | 8 #818 | |
| Kheelan | From Irish 'caol' meaning 'slender' or 'narrow' - 'little slender one' | Irish | Boy | 8 #819 | |
| Maelan | From a Celtic root meaning "chief" or "prince"; as a diminutive often interpreted as "little chief". | Breton, Celtic, Irish | Boy | 8 #820 | |
| Ruadhan | Little red(-haired) one | Irish | Boy | 8 #821 | |
| Branna | From Gaelic 'Bran' meaning 'raven' (occasionally treated as an English variant of Brianna, which means 'noble'/'high') | Gaelic, Irish | Girl | 7 #822 | |
| Brec | Speckled, freckled, mottled | Gaelic, Irish | Boy | 7 #823 | |
| Connal | From the Gaelic Conall, commonly interpreted as 'strong wolf' or 'high, mighty'. | Irish | Boy | 7 #824 | |
| Donelle | Ruler of the world | Irish | Girl | 7 #825 | |
| Dwane | Little dark one; dark-haired | Irish | Boy | 7 #826 | |
| Markey | Diminutive of Mark (son or little Mark); Marcus means 'dedicated to Mars' or 'warlike' | English, Irish | Boy | 7 #827 | |
| Moyra | Irish form of Mary - commonly rendered as 'bitter' or 'beloved' (also associated with 'star of the sea') | Irish | Girl | 7 #828 | |
| Adeen | Multiple possible origins: 'little fire' (Irish), or 'religion/faith' (Arabic); sometimes treated as a place-name/spelling variant of Aden. | Arabic, English, Gaelic, Irish, Somali | Boy | 6 #829 | |
| Ailbhe | Bright, white; fair | Irish | Boy | 6 #830 | |
| Ayn | Varies by origin: from Anne/Hannah 'grace'; Irish Áine 'brightness, radiance'; Arabic ʿayn 'eye, spring/fountain'. | Arabic, English, Irish | Girl | 6 #831 | |
| Braydi | Descendant of Brádach; often interpreted as 'spirited' or 'broad' | Irish | Unisex | 6 #832 | |
| Caoilinn | From Irish 'caol' meaning 'slender' - essentially 'little slender one' or 'slender/fair' | Irish | Girl | 6 #833 | |
| Cayci | Vigilant, watchful | Irish | Girl | 6 #834 | |
| Cuinn | Derived from the Gaelic Conn, meaning 'chief' or 'leader' (also associated with 'wisdom') | Irish | Boy | 6 #835 | |
| Deran | Variant of Darren; commonly associated with meanings like 'great' or 'fruitful' (from Irish Dáire) and sometimes 'oak'. | English, Irish | Boy | 6 #836 | |
| Donnel | Ruler of the world | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | 6 #837 | |
| Eilleen | Bright, shining one (by association with Helen); also linked to the Norman name Aveline | Irish | Girl | 6 #838 | |
| Enia | Derived from Gaelic Eithne, commonly interpreted as 'kernel' or 'grain' (historically sometimes associated with 'little fire') | Irish | Girl | 6 #839 | |
| Ethne | Kernel, grain | Irish | Girl | 6 #840 | |
| Flynne | Descendant of Flann; 'Flann' means red or ruddy (often interpreted as red-haired) | Irish | Unisex | 6 #841 | |
| Higgins | Descendant of a Viking | Irish | Boy | 6 #842 | |
| Karry | Variant of Carrie/Kerry - diminutive of Caroline ('free woman') or Irish name meaning 'dark-haired' / 'from County Kerry'. | English, Irish | Girl | 6 #843 | |
| Kassadee | Curly‑haired; descendant of Caiside | Irish | Girl | 6 #844 | |
| Kealey | Slender; descendant of the slender one | Irish | Unisex | 6 #845 | |
| Keavy | Gentle, beautiful, beloved | Irish | Girl | 6 #846 | |
| Kee | Varies by origin. Often a diminutive or anglicized form rather than a single fixed meaning. In English contexts it can imply 'key'/'keeper' (from 'Key'); in Chinese or Korean contexts the meaning depends on the original character. | Chinese, English, Irish, Korean, Scottish | Unisex | 6 #847 | |
| Kenin | Possibly 'descendant of Cian' / 'ancient' (Irish) or 'possession' (Hebrew Kenan); as a surname, regional/family origin. | Hebrew, Irish | Boy | 6 #848 | |
| Kerron | Likely derived from Ciarán meaning "little dark one"; sometimes associated with surname meanings like ‘marsh-dweller’ or ‘left-handed’ | Irish | Boy | 6 #849 | |
| Lawler | “Descendant of Leathlobhar” (an old Gaelic personal name) | Irish | Boy | 6 #850 |
Aggregated births across Ireland, United Kingdom, United States, Australia for every Irish-origin name in our dataset.
