1224 Irish Baby Boy Names With Meanings

If you are looking for a baby name with a sense of strength, a touch of history, and enchantment, Irish boy names might be just what you're looking for. Consider it as choosing a name that is more of an intriguing story for your child to proudly carry throughout their life. Irish names come with a sprinkle of magic, like the fairy tales you might have heard. They're like a connection to a land known for its green beauty and charming myths, including leprechauns and fairies, amongst other mythological creatures. Irish names have a mix of traditional vibes and a modern twist. Some of these names have been around for ages, while others have taken a new shape to fit the evolving choices. One interesting aspect is that you can either spell them in the old Irish way or a more familiar English way. They typically have an English-Westen naming system and often have a first, middle, and family name, reflecting a strong sense of family connection. In Ireland, people can have both an Irish as well as an English name (1). Irish names aren't just for Ireland. They have been adopted in other places like Scotland and predominantly English-speaking countries. Furthermore, what's fascinating is that Irish names are more than mere syllables and words. They're like a doorway into the past. They connect you to the people who lived in Ireland way back and even those in other parts of Europe like Scotland and Wales. So, if you're looking for a name that encompasses more than its literal meanings but narrates a story and an adventure and carries a piece of heritage, Irish boy names might be the answer. So, go ahead and explore the magic of Ireland through their diverse and unique names listed below and give your child a bit of that Irish luck.

Name		Gender	Meaning
Cahal		Boy	Strong battle warrior
Cahill		Boy	Battle ruler's son
Cahir		Boy	Warrior; Brave; Daring
Cahira		Unisex	Strong Warrior
Caid		Unisex	Warrior, fighter, strong
Caidan		Boy	Warrior; Brave; Leader
Caidyn		Unisex	Bold; Creative
Cailan		Boy	A thin and slender man
Cailen		Boy	A young child
Caimin		Unisex	Little crooked one
Caine		Boy	A fighter's son
Cainon		Boy	Fighter's son
Calet		Boy	Bold; Adventurous; Determined
Calhoun		Boy	A man from the narrow forest
Calihan		Unisex	Strong, determined, courageous
Calin		Boy	A powerful fighter in the war
Callah		Unisex	Beautiful
Callahan		Boy	Bright-headed
Callan		Boy	Powerful in battle
Callaway		Boy	One from a pebbly place
Calldwr		Boy	He is from the cold brook
Callin		Unisex	Beautiful; Fair
Callum		Boy	Dove
Calynn		Unisex	Variant of the name Carolyn; Combination of calm and lynn
Campion		Boy	Champion; winner
Camri		Boy	Crooked nosed man
Camrin		Boy	He who has a very crooked nose
Camron		Boy	One who has a crooked nose
Camryn		Boy	Crooked nose; Crooked river
Camyron		Boy	One whose nose is very crooked
Canice		Boy	A Boy who looks very good
Cantiori		Boy	An Irish name
Cantiorix		Boy	An old Irish name
Caolan		Boy	A slender Boy
Caomh		Boy	A very lovable person
Caradoc		Boy	A dearly loved one
Caradog		Boy	He is a deeply loved one
Carey		Boy	He who lives in the fortress
Cargan		Boy	A little one who is like a rock
Carlie		Boy	Free woman
Carlile		Boy	From the wall of the God Lugus
Carlin		Boy	He is a little champion
Carling		Boy	A Boy who is a small champion
Carloto		Boy	Peasant settlement
Carlow		Boy	One who comes from the four-parted lake
Carmody		Unisex	Son of the brave
Carne		Boy	One who comes from the lands where the memorial piled up stones are
Carney		Boy	A victorious champion
Carolan		Boy	A boy champion
Carolann		Boy	Little champion
Carrick		Boy	From the rocky landscape
Carrigan		Unisex	A very pointed spear
Carrol		Boy	One who is a champion
Carrole		Boy	He is a champion
Carsen		Boy	One who comes from the coastal rocks
Carthage		Boy	He is very loving
Cary		Boy	Black
Case		Boy	He who brings peace to men
Casen		Boy	Son of the vigilant one
Cashel		Boy	A man from Cashel
Cashus		Unisex	Unique; Sophisticated
Cathal		Boy	Battle rule
Cavan		Boy	A good-looking lad
Cavanaugh		Unisex	Descendant of Caomhán
Caven		Unisex	Handsome
Cavin		Boy	A very handsome Boy
Cayce		Boy	A vigorous and observant man
Cayleigh		Unisex	Pure; Graceful; Resolute
Caylon		Boy	He who is powerful in the battlefield
Caylum		Unisex	Brave warrior; Dove of peace
Caysee		Boy	A courageous young man
Cayson		Boy	A brave and vigilant boy
Ceallach		Boy	To be in a war, strife
Ceallachan		Boy	One who is in a war
Cean		Unisex	Ancient; Enduring
Cearney		Boy	A victorious champion
Cedric		Boy	Love; To love
Cedrick		Boy	Kind; Loved
Cedrych		Boy	A loving and kind person
Ceegan		Unisex	The one born out of fire
Cein		Boy	Ancient one and old fashioned
Ceirin		Boy	The little black one
Ceol		Boy	A swelling; The one of the ship
Ceon		Unisex	Bright light
Ceona		Unisex	Goddess; Divine spirit
Cerin		Unisex	Unique; Mysterious
Channing		Boy	Member of the Church
Ciabhan		Boy	A mortal in the Irish legend who fell in love with a beautiful goddess, Cliodhna, who was swept away into the sea by a great wave
Cian		Boy	Ancient; Enduring one
Cianan		Boy	Derived from the name of a 5th century Irish saint
Cianne		Unisex	Gracious; Blessed
Ciar		Boy	Black
Ciaran		Boy	Dark haired; Dark complexioned
Cillian		Boy	Church; Monastery; Little warrior
Cj		Unisex	Abbreviation of first and middle names; J usually stands for Junior
Clancey		Boy	A warrior who is healthy red coloured; a soldier's son
Clancy		Boy	A soldier's son; A warrior; One who fights at the battlefield
Cline		Unisex	Merciful; Gentle
Clooney		Boy	Hailing from the meadows; A land filled with grass
Cobain		Unisex	Fair person

Infographic: Enchanting Irish Names For Baby Boys

From valiant warriors to divine blessings, Irish boy names hold deep meanings rooted in the rich culture of Ireland. Each name carries a special trait that reflects Irish culture. In our infographic, you'll find carefully chosen names with deep significance. Choose a name that truly connects with you and your values. Dive into the infographic and gift your child a name full of history and meaning.

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