| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | Popularity (last 10y) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Padraig | Noble; 'patrician' (from Latin 'Patricius' meaning 'nobleman') | Irish | Boy | 119 #451 | |
| Brodey | Derived from a surname/place-name, often given as 'ditch' or 'muddy place' or 'of Brodie' | Irish, Scottish | Boy | 118 #452 | |
| Hurley | Originally an Irish surname meaning 'descendant of Urthuile' (a Gaelic personal name); used as a given name | Irish | Unisex | 118 #453 | |
| Ceanna | Likely 'ancient, distant' (from Gaelic Cian); sometimes associated with 'head' or 'chief' (from ceann) | Gaelic, Irish | Girl | 117 #454 | |
| Reigan | From Gaelic rí 'king' + diminutive -án - 'little king' or 'descendant of Riagán' | Gaelic, Irish | Unisex | 116 #455 | |
| Kodee | From an Irish surname meaning 'descendant of the helpful one' - conveys 'helpful' | Irish | Boy | 115 #456 | |
| Maguire | Son of Odhar (Odhar = 'dun, brown, dark') | Irish | Boy | 115 #457 | |
| Brodrick | Descendant of Bródach ('proud, spirited') / alternatively 'broad ruler' | English, Irish | Boy | 114 #458 | |
| Kaytlin | Pure | Irish | Girl | 114 #459 | |
| Hannan | Compassionate; gracious; merciful. | Arabic, English, Hebrew, Irish | Unisex | 113 #460 | |
| Shanna | From the Irish name Shannon (Sionainn), associated with the river-goddess Sionna; often interpreted as 'wise river' or related to 'old/wise'. | English, Irish | Girl | 113 #461 | |
| Roarke | Descendant of Ruarc; often interpreted as 'famous ruler' or 'renowned' | Irish | Boy | 111 #462 | |
| Desmon | From South Munster (a region of Ireland) | Irish | Boy | 110 #463 | |
| Haydin | From the hay valley | English, Irish | Unisex | 110 #464 | |
| Rourke | Descendant of Ruarc; Ruarc is often interpreted as 'famous ruler' or 'renowned'. | Irish | Boy | 110 #465 | |
| Devlyn | Derived from the Irish surname meaning 'descendant of Dobhailen'. | Irish | Unisex | 109 #466 | |
| Neala | Derived from Niall - commonly interpreted as "champion" (also associated with "cloud" or "passionate") | Gaelic, Irish | Girl | 109 #467 | |
| Cathleen | Pure | English, Irish | Girl | 108 #468 | |
| Donell | Ruler of the world | Irish | Boy | 108 #469 | |
| Aidy | Little fire (from Irish Aodh, 'fire') | English, Irish | Unisex | 107 #470 | |
| Calahan | Descendant of Ceallachán - 'little bright-headed' or related to 'strife' | Irish | Boy | 107 #471 | |
| Ennis | Island; from the island or island dweller | Irish | Boy | 107 #472 | |
| Kennadie | Variant of Kennedy - commonly interpreted as "helmeted chief" (from Gaelic) | Irish | Girl | 107 #473 | |
| Lathen | Surname-derived; possibly 'settlement by the meadow' or 'broad' | English, Irish | Boy | 107 #474 | |
| Dolan | From Ó Dubhláin, 'descendant of Dubhlán' - Dubhlán derived from dubh 'black/dark' (so 'little dark one' or 'dark-haired') | Irish | Boy | 106 #475 | |
| Doyle | Descendant of the 'dark stranger' (dubh = dark, gall = stranger/foreigner) | Irish | Boy | 105 #476 | |
| Glendy | From the valley; related to 'glen' (valley) | Irish, Scottish | Girl | 105 #477 | |
| Brigette | Exalted one; strength, power, vigor | Irish | Girl | 104 #478 | |
| Kallahan | Derived from Ó Ceallacháin: 'descendant of Ceallachán' - Ceallachán/ceallach commonly interpreted as 'strife' or 'bright‑headed', often rendered as 'warrior' or 'man of strife' | Irish | Boy | 104 #479 | |
| Fitzpatrick | Son of Patrick | Irish | Boy | 103 #480 | |
| Tallula | Leaping/jumping water (often rendered as "leaping water") | Irish | Girl | 102 #481 | |
| Eilis | Pledged to God | Irish | Girl | 101 #482 | |
| Keean | Ancient; distant | Irish | Boy | 101 #483 | |
| Caley | Varies by origin: commonly treated as a variant of Kaylee (modern coinage: 'Kay' + 'Lee') or as an anglicized Gaelic diminutive; possible senses range from the neutral compound meaning of Kay+Lee to 'faithful' if connected to Caleb. | English, Irish, Scottish | Girl | 100 #484 | |
| Reygan | Derived from the Gaelic name Riagán, meaning "little king" or "descendant of Riagán" | Irish | Unisex | 100 #485 | |
| Bradie | Derived from Brady/Bradley: 'descendant of Brádach' (spirited) or 'broad clearing/wood' | Irish | Unisex | 99 #486 | |
| Galvin | From Gaelic Gealbhán/Ó Gealbháin, meaning 'bright' or 'little bright one' (fair, white) | Irish | Boy | 99 #487 | |
| Kevan | Derived from Gaelic elements meaning 'gentle' or 'kind' and 'born' - often rendered as 'gentle/kind-born' or 'handsome, noble-born' | Irish | Boy | 99 #488 | |
| Lavin | Possibly “descendant of Lamhán” (Irish, literally “little hand”) or a short form of Lavinia (linked to Lavinium, i.e., ‘of Lavinium’). | Irish, Italian, Latin, Roman | Unisex | 99 #489 | |
| Macaulay | Son of Amhalghaidh or Olaf | English, Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | 99 #490 | |
| Kaenan | Descendant of Cianán - 'little/young Cian' (often interpreted as 'little ancient one') | Irish | Boy | 98 #491 | |
| Reiley | From an Irish surname meaning 'descendant of Raghallach' (interpreted as 'valiant, courageous'); alternatively from Old English place-name meaning 'rye clearing'. | Irish | Unisex | 97 #492 | |
| Aydyn | From Gaelic 'Aodhán' meaning 'little fire'; Turkish 'Aydın' means 'enlightened/bright' | Irish | Boy | 95 #493 | |
| Cassidee | Descendant of Caiside; often interpreted as 'clever' or 'curly‑haired'. | Irish | Unisex | 95 #494 | |
| Brydon | Originally a surname, likely meaning 'broad hill' or 'broad valley'; used as a masculine given name. | English, Irish, Scottish | Boy | 93 #495 | |
| Dallan | From Irish Dallán, meaning "little blind one" (dall = 'blind' + diminutive -án); borne by the early Irish poet-saint Dallán Forgaill. | Irish | Boy | 93 #496 | |
| Fianna | From Irish 'Fianna' meaning 'band of warriors' or 'warriors' (legendary warrior bands in Irish mythology). | Irish | Girl | 93 #497 | |
| Kiel | Likely 'narrow, strait' (from Gaelic caol) or a toponymic name from the German city Kiel | Irish, Scottish | Boy | 93 #498 | |
| Merna | Beloved, tender (from Irish 'Muirne', often glossed as 'beloved' or 'festive') | Irish | Girl | 93 #499 | |
| Aidon | Little fire (diminutive of Aodh, meaning 'fire') | Irish | Boy | 91 #500 |
Aggregated births across Ireland, United Kingdom, United States, Australia for every Irish-origin name in our dataset.
