Irish Boy Names With Meanings: page 2 of 10
1871 names with meanings and origins.
Page 2 of 10. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to irish boy names with meanings.
Unisex · Irish · “Crooked line.”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from cameron bent nose; variant of cameron: bent nose; crooked river”
Boy · Irish · “Of Irish and Gaelic roots, this name means 'crooked' or 'crooked nose,' serving as the original form of Cameron.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that describes someone coming from the narrow river, combining the words for slender and water.”
Boy · Irish · “Form of helen.”
Boy · Irish · “Of Irish origin, this name translates to a friend of Saint Michael. It reflects a religious connection and a bond with the archangel.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that means from the black fortress. It originates from the word for a stronghold or a fortified place of protection.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name for males meaning from the black fort. It is a habitational name referring to a dark castle or a fortified enclosure.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish and Welsh name meaning from the fortress. It describes someone associated with a fortified structure or a specific castle location.”
Unisex · Irish · “From the fortress; pure; abbreviation of carol and caroline from the masculine charles meaning manly; near the castle; from the castle”
Unisex · Irish · “This Irish name translates to a little champion or a small, courageous man.”
Unisex · Irish · “A unisex name of Irish origin that traditionally refers to a lord or protector of a castle.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish surname and first name signifies the son of one who served Saint Michael.”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of english surname cairn meaning landmark or memorial of piled-up stones”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name represents a fighter or a victorious warrior. It is traditionally associated with strength and success in battle.”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from carney, champion, victorious”
Unisex · Irish · “Manly; an irish surname; variant of charles meaning manly; variant of carlin: small champion”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of carlin: small champion; derived from carlin, small champion”
Boy · Irish · “Fighter; swamp; bog; marshland; from the broken mossy ground”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from Irish roots, this name means rocky headland, referring to a specific geographic formation.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that denotes a rocky headland, often used as a topographical surname or place name.”
Unisex · Irish · “Place name and surname; town of the marsh”
Unisex · Irish · “Champion; variant of carroll: man. famous bearer: late television actor carroll oconnor”
Boy · Irish · “Champion; man. famous bearer: late television actor carroll oconnor”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of carthach: loving. a variant of caradoc. the irish st. carthach, also known as st carthage, founded an early 7th century monastery at lismore, county waterford”
Unisex · Irish · “From the fortress; pure; from the castle. loving; stream. cary became a popular masculine first name in mid-2oth century because of actor cary grant, whose real name was archibald leach”
Unisex · Irish · “Brave, vigilant”
Unisex · Irish · “An Irish name meaning 'clever' or 'curly-headed.' It stems from an Irish surname denoting descendants of the ingenious one.”
Boy · Irish · “Cassivellaunus is a name from 'Arthurian legend', suggesting a connection to tales of chivalry, bravery, and mythical adventures.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish and Welsh name stemming from Arthurian legend, often associated with ancient kings of Britain.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name meaning fighter, also associated with geographical roots referring to broken, mossy ground.”
Boy · Irish · “A powerful Irish name that means strong in battle or mighty battle. It has been a popular name among Irish kings and leaders for centuries.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that translates to a great warrior or a powerful fighter. It emphasizes immense strength and bravery.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name signifies a great fighter or warrior. It is a variation that highlights the prestige of a skilled combatant.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Irish name Caelan, which translates to a powerful and brave warrior.”
Unisex · Irish · “Variant of casey: observant; alert; vigorous”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of casey: observant; alert; vigorous”
Unisex · Irish · “A traditional Irish unisex name meaning warrior or bright-headed, also serving as the root for the name Kelly.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that signifies something ancient or archaic, pointing toward long-standing tradition and history.”
Boy · Irish · “Mythical father; mythical father of culhwch”
Boy · Irish · “Defence; battle, warrior; of ethiopian origin, meaning:great love”
Boy · Irish · “Young wolf; abbreviations for names ending in -ano and -rio. chan: (chinese) family name”
Boy · Irish · “Fairy dwelling; a diminutive of charles, from the old english ceorl meaning man. sometimes used as an independent name. famous bearers: british long-distance yachtsman chay blyth”
Boy · Irish · “Choilleich beautifully means 'guards the forest,' suggesting a child with a nurturing spirit, connected to nature and protecting what they love.”
Unisex · Irish · “A follower of christ; christian; diminutives of any masculine or feminine name begining with christ-, for example christahel, christian, or christopher”
Boy · Irish · “Ancient”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that means black and mysterious or dark-haired. It is the name of several early Irish saints.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish male name derived from the word Ciaran. It translates to 'black-haired' or 'dark-featured,' describing a person's physical appearance.”
Boy · Irish · “A traditional Irish name that means the little black-haired one or the dark-complexioned child.”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from the Irish name Ceallach, this name represents war or strife, often associated with a warrior spirit.”
Boy · Irish · “Little church; bright-headed”
Boy · Irish · “A masculine name of Irish origin that describes someone hailing from a high hill or elevated place.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name translates to helmet-headed or a helmed head, serving as the root for the modern surname Kennedy.”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of cinneidid: helmeted; helmed head”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish masculine name that geographically refers to someone living at the head of a cliff.”
Unisex · Irish · “Variant of clancy: the red-haired soldiers son; ruddy warrior”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name translates to a red or ruddy warrior. It is a traditional surname often used as a bold given name.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that means scholar or clerk. It denotes a person who is learned or holds a professional academic role.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name is composed of elements meaning rough and blessed. It suggests a person who is strong and rugged yet favored by good fortune.”
Boy · Irish · “Mythical son of clustfeinad; legendary son of clustveinydd”
Boy · Irish · “This name identifies a mythical father, linking your child to ancient stories and a rich, imaginative heritage.”
Unisex · Irish · “Warm; from the name of scottish clyde river”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name describes someone who dwells by the hillside hollow. It is a topographical name rooted in the Irish countryside.”
Boy · Irish · “A name of Irish or Celtic origin referring to a mythical hunter god of war and woodlands.”
Boy · Irish · “Young child.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name translates to 'from the narrow forest', describing someone who resides near a slender woodland area.”
Boy · Irish · “Coilleach beautifully means 'guards the forest,' suggesting a child with a nurturing spirit, connected to nature and protecting what they love.”
Boy · Irish · “Coinleain is a male name of Irish origin with a descriptive form. It is shaped as a well, implying a deep and perhaps flowing quality.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name refers to a seething pool or a ravine. It evokes the imagery of a hollowed-out landscape or a turbulent body of water.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish masculine name that conveys qualities of being lordly, steady, and stable in character.”
Boy · Irish · “Child; abbreviation of nicholas peoples victory”
Boy · Irish · “Warrior; diminutive of colin: of a triumphant people; young boy”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from the Irish name Calhoun, this name refers to a small forest or a narrow wood.”
Boy · Irish · “Child or virile; of a triumphant people; young boy; young child, peaceful dove; a variant of nicholas, which means peoples victory, from a french diminutive; young dog. a translation of the gaelic cailean also, victory of the people”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of cullen: handsome; good-looking lad”
Boy · Irish · “Of Irish origin, this name signifies someone who dwells at the woodland or lives among the trees.”
Boy · Irish · “From the name colin; child; virile; abbreviation of nicholas peoples victory”
Boy · Irish · “Holly; abbreviation of nicholas peoples victory”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name means dove and is often associated with the servant of Saint Columba, representing peace.”
Boy · Irish · “A masculine Irish name meaning dove of the church, famously borne by Saint Columba.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name derived from the root Comhghan, which means twin. It traditionally identifies one of two siblings born together.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name meaning shrewd. It is also associated with the town of Comines and represents a long-standing family lineage.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name meaning wise or red; it is notably borne by legendary High Kings of Ireland in ancient mythology.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that translates to high or mighty, often associated with legendary warriors and strength.”
Boy · Irish · “Strong in battle high, mighty; strong in battle high; mighty”
Boy · Irish · “Wise; high, wise. introduced into britain after the norman conquest. famous bearers: sir arthur conan doyle, creator of the detective sherlock holmes; a number of counts and dukes of brittany bore the name conan”
Boy · Irish · “This traditional Irish name signifies a person who is strong-willed or wise. It is the Gaelic source of the modern name Connor.”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of conchobhar: strong dog; strong willed or wise”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name describes a dark-haired wise man. It combines physical characteristics with an intellectual temperament.”
Boy · Irish · “Condon is a distinguished name meaning 'dark haired wise man', indicating a child with both intelligence and a striking appearance.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name derived from Conlan, which means a hero or a great warrior. It is a modern spelling variant.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name means hero. It is derived from the traditional Gaelic name Conlan, which also signifies a brave or heroic person.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name meaning a hero. It is a common surname and given name derived from the Gaelic word for warrior.”
Boy · Irish · “High, mighty; diminutive of conrad: brave adviser; mythical son of lir: wise; high; mighty”
Unisex · Irish · “A unisex Irish name meaning high, mighty, or constant. It suggests a person of strong, unwavering character.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish masculine name translates to being strong in battle. It is a traditional Gaelic name often associated with leadership and bravery.”
Boy · Irish · “In Irish mythology, this is the name of the son of Conn of the Hundred Battles. It is a classic name from Celtic legend.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name derived from Connlaodh. It carries the powerful and spiritual meaning of 'pure fire' or 'holy flame.'”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Irish name Connlaodh. Like its counterpart, it signifies 'pure fire,' representing a bright and cleansing spirit.”
Boy · Irish · “Connlyn, derived from Conlan, means 'hero.' It's a wonderful choice for your child, symbolizing bravery and strength from birth.”
Unisex · Irish · “Brave or wise.”
Unisex · Irish · “A popular Irish name that means much wanted or strong-willed, reflecting a determined character.”
Boy · Irish · “Strong willed or wise; diminutive of conrad: brave adviser”
Boy · Irish · “Lover of hounds”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of conchobhar: strong dog; strong willed or wise”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name means a persistent or wise man, suggesting intelligence and steady determination.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that translates to hound of the plains, signifying strength and agility.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish-influenced name meaning the lord of the pastures. While also a city name, as a personal name it suggests agricultural wealth.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish surname used as a first name, meaning reddish-skinned or a person with a ruddy complexion.”
Unisex · Irish · “Hill hollow; ravine; strong and lively; seething pool; from the round hill or hollow”
Boy · Irish · “Charioteer; charioteer. famous bearer, a legendary third century irish king”
Boy · Irish · “Charioteer; derived from cormac ravens son”
Boy · Irish · “Charioteer; charioteer, variant of cormac ravens son”
Boy · Irish · “Diminutive of cornelius: strong willed or wise. cornelius is sometimes used as a translation of the name conchubhar meaning high desire”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish surname used as a first name, derived from Cosgrove. It carries the victorious meaning of 'triumphant' or 'champion.'”
Boy · Irish · “This masculine name of Irish origin literally translates to the hound of the plains, suggesting a swift and noble nature.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name means twin or someone who dwells by a hillside hollow. It is often associated with peaceful natural landscapes.”
Boy · Irish · “Originating from Irish roots, this name refers to a leader in battle or one who actively searches for combat.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name referring to the mythical son of Bran. It is a variation of the name Caradog found in Welsh legend.”
Boy · Irish · “Dwells at the crag; from the crag; rock; dwells at the crag. from the celtic word meaning rock or crag”
Boy · Irish · “A masculine name of Irish origin describing someone who dwells by a crag or a rocky outcrop.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish surname used as a given name, it is often associated with a guiding principle, a firm belief, or a heart-centered philosophy.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name means dark brown or little dark one. It was often used as a nickname for someone with dark hair or a deep complexion.”
Boy · Irish · “A legendary figure in Irish mythology known as the Hound of Ulster, celebrated for his incredible strength and warrior feats.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish and Gaelic name meaning a cub or a puppy, derived from the word coilean.”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from Irish roots, this name is used to describe a handsome or good-looking young man.”
Boy · Irish · “Cub; handsome; handsome; good-looking lad”
Boy · Irish · “Dwells at the woodland; diminutive of culver, dove”
Boy · Irish · “Good-looking lad; variant of cullen: handsome; good-looking lad”
Boy · Irish · “Handsome or dwells at the woodland; diminutive of culver, dove; diminutive of cullent: holly”
Boy · Irish · “Sharing Irish roots with Covey, this male name translates to hound of the plains, symbolizing speed and agility.”
Boy · Irish · “Village; from cunningham; village that has a milk pail”
Boy · Irish · “A masculine Irish name that carries multiple meanings, including hero or a small dagger.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that can mean a dagger, a marshy area, or refers to the aromatic culinary herb.”
Unisex · Irish · “The beloved; large; generation; shines. a welsh diminutive of david, meaning beloved or friend”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish variant of the name David translates to beloved, signifying a person who is deeply cherished.”
Boy · Irish · “This is the Gaelic and Irish form of David. It carries the meaning of beloved and represents a cherished or deeply loved individual.”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from the Irish surname Daly, this name means to gather together or an assembly.”
Boy · Irish · “A short diminutive form of the Irish name Daibhidh. It ultimately shares the same meaning of beloved or dear one.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that means beloved, or describes a person who is exceptionally quick and agile.”
Boy · Irish · “Daithm is a beloved name, derived from Daibhidh, meaning 'beloved.' It suggests a child who is cherished and deeply loved.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name derived from the word Dallin, which means blind. It has historical roots in Gaelic naming traditions.”
Unisex · Irish · “Dwells by the waterfall; wise; from the waterfall”
Boy · Irish · “Dallen, derived from Dallin, might mean 'blind,' but its gentle sound can inspire a unique connection to understanding and insight for your child.”
Boy · Irish · “Dalon, coming from Dallin, means 'blind.' It’s a distinctive name that you can cherish for its unique sound and heritage for your little one.”
Unisex · Irish · “Small valley; counselor; gather together”
Unisex · Irish · “One who is from denmark; danish, from denmark; a dane; from denmark. dana was the celtic goddess of fertility; variant of daniel: god has judged, or god is judge. the old testament prophet daniel miraculously survived the den of lions”
Boy · Irish · “From the name daniel; diminutive of daniel: god is my judge; a diminutive of the hebrew daniel, meaning god has judged, or god is judge, frequently used as an independent name. danny boy is a famous scottish folk song”
Unisex · Irish · “Dark; feminine variant of daniel god will judge”
Unisex · Irish · “Free man; deer park, from the surname and place name derby. also without envy”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name meaning dark. It serves as a diminutive for Darcy, traditionally referring to the dark-haired one.”
Unisex · Irish · “Darian is a lovely name derived from Darin. It's a simple yet elegant choice, perfect for your precious child.”
Boy · Irish · “Strong; oak-hearted. see also derek; strong, oak-hearted see also derek”
Boy · Irish · “Strong, oak-hearted see also derek; strong; oak-hearted. see also derek”
Boy · Irish · “Great; variant of darren: great; precious present”
Boy · Irish · “Oak tree”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of darren: great; derived from darren, great”
Boy · Irish · “Great; of celtic origin, meaning great; great. origin uncertain. famous bearer: 1960s husband of samantha in the american television sitcom bewitched”
Boy · Irish · “Ruler of the land; strong, oak-hearted see also derek; strong; oak-hearted. see also derek”
Boy · Irish · “Great; variant of darren: great; from the name darren”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish-rooted name derived from Darren, often interpreted as 'great' or 'little rocky hill.' It remains a modern choice with classic phonetic appeal.”
Boy · Irish · “Strong, oak-hearted see also derek; strong; oak-hearted. see also derek”
Boy · Irish · “Strong, oak-hearted see also derek; strong; oak-hearted. see also derek”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name derived from Darcy, meaning the dark one. It often refers to someone with dark hair or a mysterious quality.”
Unisex · Irish · “Davan is a lovely name that is the 'female form of David', offering a classic and cherished connection for your daughter.”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of declan: famous bearer: 6th century irish st. declan”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name meaning red or red-haired, often linked in mythology to the son of Daghda.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name meaning 'man from South Munster', historically identifying someone from the southern region of Ireland.”
Boy · Irish · “Full of goodness”
Unisex · Irish · “An Irish unisex name meaning the enemy's child or referring to someone from the elder tree grove.”
Boy · Irish · “Healthy black man; dark; from the elder tree grove”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of delaney: competitors child; from the river slaney”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish surname and given name meaning proud or haughty. It is historically associated with the 'judges' meadow' in Gaelic tradition.”
Boy · Irish · “Town; scottish village; valley island. derived from a surname and place name. famous bearer: british actor denholm elliott”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name is the Gaelic form of George, which traditionally means a farmer or one who works the land.”
Boy · Irish · “From the village of danes; deer park, from the surname and place name derby. also without envy”
Boy · Irish · “Free man; derived from dermot, free from jealosy”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Irish name Derry, which is used to describe someone with red hair.”
Unisex · Irish · “Red haired; red-head; diminutive of derek: gifted ruler. people ruler. variant of the old german theodoric. famous bearer: derrick was a 17th century hangman at tyhurn, whose name became synonymous with gallows and now refers to a type of crane; red haired; oak grove. surname”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish masculine name meaning 'man from South Munster', shortened from the traditional name Desmond.”
Boy · Irish · “From south munster; one from s muenster; from a surname derived from the irish deas mumhain meaning south munster; from south munster. an irish surname referring to munster: (one of ancient irelands five regions.)”
Boy · Irish · “From south munster. an irish surname referring to munster: (one of ancient irelands five regions.); variant of desmond: from south munster. famous bearer: archbishop desmond tutu (of south africa)”
Unisex · Irish · “Divine; servant; writer of poetry; variant of the english county name devon”
Unisex · Irish · “A unisex Irish name that carries multiple meanings including poet, divine, and perfect servant.”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from the Irish name Devlin, this name means brave. It characterizes a person who shows courage and fierce determination.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish-origin name that describes a person who is exceptionally fierce or brave in character.”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of devin: poet; derived from the english county name devon”
Unisex · Irish · “Poet; divine; servant; variant of devin: poet”
Boy · Irish · “The beloved; variant of david: beloved or friend, from the hebrew. sixth century st david (or dewi) was patron saint of wales”
Boy · Irish · “From south munster. an irish surname referring to munster: (one of ancient irelands five regions.); variant of desmond: from south munster. famous bearer: archbishop desmond tutu (of south africa)”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name meaning a free man or one who is without envy, often associated with legendary heroes.”
Boy · Irish · “A version of the Irish name Diarmuid, meaning a man who is free and lacks envy or jealousy.”
Boy · Irish · “Form of dillon; variant of dylan: oceans son”
Boy · Irish · “Like a lion; faithful; born near the sea”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Irish name Dillon. It signifies a person who is loyal and faithful, embodying steadfast reliability.”
Unisex · Irish · “This Irish-origin name is a variation of Dillon. It carries the meaning of loyalty and suggests a devoted character.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name denoting someone who originates from the hill fort.”
Unisex · Irish · “An Irish unisex name meaning from the grove or referring to an oak wood; it is also associated with the name Ann.”
Unisex · Irish · “Stranger; derived from two celtic words meaning world mighty; variant of dolaidh: world ruler; rules the world”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that translates to dark stranger or ruler of all. It is a traditional Gaelic form often associated with leadership.”
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