Looking for names that mean Irish? We couldn't find the exact name Irish, but listed below are some first names meaning Irish or names similar to the word Irish.

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Leann  (English)
Derived from an Irish Gaelic of Helen: (Light;Beautiful Woman); Variant of Liana: (Youthful;Bond)

Leanna  (English)
Derived from an Irish Gaelic of Helen: (Light;Beautiful Woman); Variant of Liana: (Youthful;Bond)

Leeann  (English)
Derived from an Irish Gaelic of Helen: (Light;Beautiful Woman); Variant of Liana: (Youthful;Bond)

Leeanne  (English)
Derived from an Irish Gaelic of Helen: (Light;Beautiful Woman); Variant of Liana: (Youthful;Bond)

Leianna  (English)
Derived from an Irish Gaelic of Helen: (Light;Beautiful Woman); Variant of Liana: (Youthful;Bond)

Liam  (Irish)
Irish for William

Liam  (Irish)
The Irish Diminutive of the Name William

Logan  (Hispanic)
Meadow (From Irish Origin)

Lynley  (English)
Abbreviation of Lynnette Who Accompanied Sir Gareth on a Knightly Quest in Arthurian Legend; Variant of the Irish Gaelic Word 'Lann' Meaning 'House; Church. '

Lynley  (Arthurian Legend)
Abbreviation of Lynnette Who Accompanied Sir Gareth on a Knightly Quest in Arthurian Legend; Variant of the Irish Gaelic Word 'Lann' Meaning House; Church

Lynna  (English)
Abbreviation of Lynnette Who Accompanied Sir Gareth on a Knightly Quest in Arthurian Legend; Variant of the Irish Gaelic Word 'Lann' Meaning 'House; Church. '

Lynna  (Arthurian Legend)
Abbreviation of Lynnette Who Accompanied Sir Gareth on a Knightly Quest in Arthurian Legend; Variant of the Irish Gaelic Word 'Lann' Meaning House; Church

Lynne  (English)
Abbreviation of Lynnette Who Accompanied Sir Gareth on a Knightly Quest in Arthurian Legend; Variant of the Irish Gaelic Word 'Lann' Meaning 'House; Church.'

Lynne  (English)
Abbreviation of Lynnette Who Accompanied Sir Gareth on a Knightly Quest in Arthurian Legend; Variant of the Irish Gaelic Word 'Lann' Meaning 'House; Church. '

Lynne  (Arthurian Legend)
Abbreviation of Lynnette Who Accompanied Sir Gareth on a Knightly Quest in Arthurian Legend; Variant of the Irish Gaelic Word 'Lann' Meaning House; Church

Mac  (Gaelic)
Son Of. Scottish and Irish Surname Prefix Sometimes Used As a Given Name or Nickname. Mack: (Scottish) Ancient Scottish Given Name

Mac  (Scottish)
Son Of; Derived from the Gaelic Mac (Son Of), a Common First Element in Scottish and Irish Surnames. Variation: Mack. (Mak)

Madailein  (Irish)
Irish Form of Madeleine: Magnificent

Maighdlin  (Irish)
Irish Form of Madeleine: Magnificent

Malcolm  (Scottish)
Of Royal Blood, Servant of St. Columba; Derived from the Gaelic Maolcolm (Servant of St. Columba). St. Columba (521-97) Was an Irish Missionary Who Played a Major Role in Converting Scotland and North

Moira  (Scottish)
Variant of the Irish Maire from Mary: Bitter

Morainn  (Scottish)
White Sear or Very Hairy; Derived from the Irish Muireann, a Compound Name Composed of Muir (Sea) and Fionn (White, Fair, Clear). Alternatively, Some Derive it from More More, Fionach Hairy'

Nainsi  (Irish)
Irish Form of Nancy: Graceful

Nia  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of the Irish Name Niamh

Niall  (Scottish)
A Borrowing from the Irish, Niall is a Very Old Yet Still Popular Gaelic Name of Debated Meaning. Some Believe it is Derived from Niadh (A Champion). Others Think it is from Neall (Cloud). (Ni-ahl)

Niall  (English)
Champion. A Dynasty of Irish Kings Was Founded by Niall of the Nine Hostages

Niall  (Irish)
Variant of Neill: Champion. A Dynasty of Irish Kings Was Founded by Niall of the Nine Hostages

Nigel  (Gaelic)
Champion from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nigel  (English)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nigel  (Scandinavian)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nigel  (Irish)
Variant of Neill: Champion. A Dynasty of Irish Kings Was Founded by Niall of the Nine Hostages

Nijel  (Gaelic)
Champion from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nijel  (English)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nijel  (Scandinavian)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Njal  (Scandinavian)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nygel  (Gaelic)
Champion from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nygel  (English)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nygel  (Scandinavian)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Oona  (Irish)
Variant of Oonagh: Lamb. Can Also Be an Irish Variant of Latin Una: One

Oonagh  (Irish)
Lamb. Can Also Be an Irish Variant of Latin 'Una': One

Oscar  (English)
From the Old English Osgar, a Compound Name Composed of the Elements Os (A God) and Gar (Spear). Alternatively, There is an Irish Oscar, Which is Derived from the Gaelic Elements Os (A Deer) and Cara

Paddy  (Irish)
Diminutive of Patrick: Noble. Paddy is Also Sometimes Used As a Slang Term for Irishman or for a Temper Tantrum

Parnel  (Irish)
Nineteenth-century Irish Nationalist Charles Parnell

Parnell  (Irish)
Nineteenth-century Irish Nationalist Charles Parnell

Phiala  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Irish Saint

Quaid  (Irish)
Irish Form of Walter

Quinn  (Gaelic)
Counsel. A Scottish and Irish Surname Used As a Given Name from Very Ancient Times

Rorey  (Irish)
Red. Sixteenth-century Rebel Chief Rory O'More is Celebrated in Irish Poetry

Rorry  (Irish)
Red. Sixteenth-century Rebel Chief Rory O'More is Celebrated in Irish Poetry

Rory  (Irish)
Red. Sixteenth-century Rebel Chief Rory O'More is Celebrated in Irish Poetry

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