Irish Names

A vision or dream.

Beautiful or radiant.

From the fortress or fortified place.

Prince or brave.

Exalted one or high goddess.

From a Norman-Irish surname derived from the de Burgh family.

Derived from the Irish 'Ó Broin,' meaning descendant of Bran, where Bran means ...

Beautiful or precious.

Champion or warrior, derived from Irish Gaelic roots.

A person who is vigilant or watchful, derived from an Irish surname meaning 'des...

Battle warrior.

Ancient or enduring.

Dark or black.

Dark or black-haired.

Named after the River Clodagh.

Girl or young woman.

Dove.

An Irish surname-derived name meaning 'hound of the plain' or from the river Con...

Full of goodness.

Sorrowful or broken-hearted.

Free from envy.

A rare Irish name of uncertain modern usage and meaning.

World ruler.

A diminutive form suggesting a small or beloved person.

Brown or dark-haired.

Possibly related to 'dubh' (dark) or a diminutive of Dooley.

Wealthy protector.

Wealthy protector or prosperous guardian.

Bright light or shining light.

Kernel or grain.

John in Irish form, derived from the Hebrew name Yochanan.

Man of vigor or strength.

Fair-haired or white-haired.

Fair or white.

Fair or white.

Noble or illustrious, from the Irish 'Gráda' meaning grace or nobility.

Golden or sun-like.

Descendant of Ceallach, meaning bright-headed or warrior.

Without envy or free from envy.

Church or follower of Cillian.

Strong-willed warrior.

Small fierce one.

Intoxicating or she who intoxicates.

My king.

Sea fair or sea white.

Sea warrior or descendant of the sea.

Champion or cloud.

Champion or cloud.

Bright or radiant.

White shoulder or fair-shouldered.

Little deer.

Golden princess or golden-haired.

Of noble birth.

Of noble birth.

Descendant of Conn, meaning wise or intelligent.

Little rose.

Little seal.

Red king.

Freedom or liberty.

God is gracious.

Wise river or old river, derived from the River Shannon in Ireland.

Descendant of Siridean; possibly meaning 'wild man' or 'seeker'.

God is gracious.

God is gracious.

Descendant of Súileabháin, derived from 'súil' meaning eye.

Poet or philosopher.

Instigator of battles.