Irish name meaning "little fire" or "fiery one." Modern popularity began in the 1990s and has remained strong.

An Irish name meaning "little fire". Its gentle sound carries a warm, spirited quality.

Irish name meaning "freckled". Unique while maintaining traditional Celtic roots.

Irish name meaning "freckled". Distinctive with Celtic heritage.

Irish name meaning "strength" or "exalted one." Associated with St. Bridget of Ireland.

An Irish name derived from a Celtic goddess of fire and poetry. Its mythological connections and friendly sound have a spirited quality.

Irish surname meaning "ditch" or possibly "muddy place." Has a friendly, approachable quality.

Irish name meaning "slender" or "powerful in battle". Modern sound with ancient roots.

An Irish surname meaning "vigilant" or "watchful". Its friendly sound has an approachable quality that works for any gender.

An Irish name meaning "war" or "strife" or possibly "church". Has gained some recognition through actor Cillian Murphy.

Irish diminutive of Nicholas meaning "victory of the people." Has a friendly, approachable quality.

Irish name meaning "strong wolf". Powerful with Celtic heritage.

Irish name meaning "lover of hounds" or "wolf lover." Strong yet approachable with Celtic roots.

Irish name meaning "charioteer". Ancient connections to Irish kings and legends.

Irish name meaning "charioteer" or "son of defilement". Historical connections to Irish kings.

An Irish name meaning "charioteer" or "son of defilement". Has a strong Celtic heritage with literary connections through author Cormac McCarthy.

An Irish surname meaning "dark one" or "from the fortress". Its literary connections and elegant sound work beautifully for any gender.

An Irish name meaning "full of goodness". Its distinctive sound has a friendly, Celtic charm.

Irish name meaning "from South Munster." Has a distinguished quality with musical associations.

Irish variant of Edmund, meaning "wealthy protector". Friendly with Celtic heritage.

An Irish name meaning "little wolf". Combines Celtic heritage with a connection to nature and wildlife.

An Irish name meaning "wild" or "deer". Recently becoming more popular in Ireland but still rare internationally.

An Irish surname meaning "fair warrior". Its friendly sound has a spirited quality that works beautifully for any gender.

Irish name meaning "fair" or "white." Short, strong, and associated with Irish folklore hero Finn MacCool.

An Irish name meaning "fair" or "white". Its mythological connections and crisp sound have a spirited, boyish charm.

An Irish surname derived from "fair" or "fair-haired". Has literary connections through James Joyce's "Finnegans Wake".

An Irish name meaning "fair" or "white". Carries connections to Irish folklore and a melodic, friendly sound.

An Irish surname derived from a word meaning "fair-haired". Has a strong, masculine sound with Celtic heritage.

Irish name meaning "sharp" or "intelligent". Strong and distinctive.

Irish feminine form of Kieran meaning "little dark one." Has a melodic quality with Celtic roots.

An Irish name meaning "dark-haired". Its distinctive sound has a Celtic charm with contemporary appeal.

Irish surname meaning "helmeted chief." Has political associations and a strong yet feminine quality.

An Irish name meaning "ancient" or "enduring". Its distinctive sound has a strong yet gentle quality.

An Irish name meaning "little dark one" or "black". Has saint connections and a friendly, approachable sound.

An Irish name meaning "church" or "strife". Its distinctive sound has a spirited Celtic charm.

Originally an Irish surname derived from the Latin Laurentius. Has a playful, spirited quality with literary connections.

Irish short form of William meaning "strong-willed warrior" or "protector." Known for its strong yet gentle sound.

A strong Irish name meaning "resolute protection". It has a charming brevity while maintaining a gentle strength.

Irish name meaning "little fierce one". Powerful meaning in a compact, distinctive form.

An Irish name meaning "she who intoxicates". Its mythological connections and distinctive sound have a magical quality.

An Irish form of Mary, possibly meaning "destiny" or "fate" in Greek. Has Celtic heritage with a lyrical sound.

Irish name meaning "champion" or "cloud." Has a simple strength with space exploration connections.

An Irish name meaning "champion" or possibly "cloud". Has historical connections through Irish High Kings.

Irish name meaning "famous" or "noble." Has a strong yet approachable quality.

Originally a short form of Eleanor or Honora meaning "light" or "honor." Has Irish connections and vintage appeal.

A shortened form of names like Eleanor or Honora. Its vintage appeal and simple elegance feel both sweet and sophisticated.

A variation of Nora, derived from Honora meaning "honor". Its vintage simplicity and gentle sound have a sweet, thoughtful quality.

Irish name possibly meaning "deer lover" or Old English "divine spear." Has literary and film award associations.

Irish name possibly meaning "deer lover" or Old English "divine spear." Has literary and film award associations.

Irish name possibly meaning "deer lover" or Old English "divine spear." Has literary and film award associations.

Irish surname meaning "counsel" or "wisdom." Has a strong yet gentle quality with unisex appeal.

An Irish surname meaning "counsel" or "wisdom". Its crisp sound has a modern, intelligent quality that works for any gender.

Irish name meaning "prosperity". Has a jovial, energetic quality in its sound.

An Irish name derived from "ráth" meaning "prosperity". Has a jaunty, cheerful sound with Celtic heritage.

An Irish name derived from "ráth" meaning "prosperity". Has a jaunty quality with strong Celtic heritage.

Irish surname meaning "valiant" or "courageous." Has become popular as a first name with a friendly, spirited feel.

An Irish surname meaning "courageous" or "valiant". Its sprightly sound works beautifully for any gender.

Irish name meaning "little seal." Has a strong Celtic quality with a touch of mysticism.

Irish name meaning "little seal". Strong yet approachable.

Irish name meaning "little red one" or referring to the rowan tree. Nature-inspired with Celtic roots.

An Irish name derived from the River Shannon. Its flowing sound and nature connection work beautifully for any gender.

Irish surname meaning "warrior" or "raider." Has a strong, sophisticated quality.

An Irish surname meaning "warrior". Its modern sound has a strong yet sleek quality.

An Irish surname meaning "dark-eyed". Has a friendly, approachable quality with strong Irish heritage.

An Irish name meaning "poet" or "philosopher". Combines intellectual associations with Celtic heritage.

An Irish name meaning "abundant water" or "leaping water". Has a rhythmic, flowing quality mirroring its meaning.

Irish name meaning "chief". Combines strength with Celtic heritage.

An Irish name meaning "chief". Combines leadership qualities with Celtic heritage and a strong sound.