What is a good Irish name for a boy?

I have a daughter who we named Aidan Caragh T***** (2 syllables). It means little firey one. I am looking for a Irish boys first and middle name. Suggestions?

What is a good Irish name for a boy?
I keep giving out my boys name...haha! I love Brogan for a boy.
Reply:hamish
Reply:How about Keegan Donovan or Liam Patrick or Connor Douglas. I really like Keegan and it means small and fiery very similar to Aidan.
Reply:Ryan is a great name.
Reply:My favorites:


Keegan (my son)


Cormac


Declan
Reply:My son's name is Ronan and it means "little seal"





Traditional Irish names are difficult to spell and pronounce, so I have given the traditional Irish form, how it is translated in English (in brackets) and the meaning.





BRANDON: Often used in place of Brendan, but is in fact a different name. May derive from 'bran' meaning raven.





BREANDAN (Brendan): Means 'prince'. A name which has been in consistent use in Ireland since the 6th century at least.





CIAN: Means 'long lived' or 'ancient one'. (Kian is a variation)





CIARAN (Kieran) Means: 'little dark one'. There are several saints of this name in Irish history.





CONAN: Means 'little hound'. Was a common name in early Ireland.





CONCHOBHAR (Conor, Connor): Means 'lover of hounds'.





DEAGLAN (Declan): Old name of uncertain origin.





EAMON: Means 'keeper of riches'.





FERGUS: 'Fear' means 'man'; 'gus' means 'stong', so 'strong man'.





FIONN (Finn): Means 'fair headed' or 'white'. Finn McCool is probably is one of the best known characters of Irish folklore and mythology.





LIAM: Irish form of William.





LOCHLANN: Means 'place of the lakes' and is a Viking rather than an Irish word. After the Vikings were defeated, most of them left Ireland, but a considerable number remained and intermarried. This was a name commonly given to their descendants.





PADRAIG (Patrick): Obviously the use of the name is in honour of St Patrick, parton saint of Ireland and reputedly the man who brought Christianity to Ireland. The name itself is Latin in origin and means 'of noble birth'.





RIAN (Ryan): Means 'little king'. The English version is not common in Ireland as a first name but is one of the most common Irish surnames.





RUAIRI (Rory): Means 'red king'.





SEAMUS: Irish form of James.





SEAN: Irish form of John which in turn means 'gracious gift of God'. (Shawn, Shaun are variants)





TIARNAN (Tiernan): Means 'little lord'.
Reply:Patrick


Shawn/Sean/Shaun
Reply:here are some irish boy names





jayson


jeffrey- ,mean peaceful


josephina- mean god will add, god will increase
Reply:Sean Patrick pronounced Shawn Patrick
Reply:These are all Celtic/Gaelic names.





BOY:





Aiden: Little Fire


Alistair: Defender of Men


Arlen: Pledge


Artan: Little Bear


Arthur: Bear


Barry: Fair headed


Bradan: Salmon


Branden: Little raven (or Brandon)


Brennan: Prince


Brian: High,Noble


Caine: Son of the fighter


Calder: From the wild water


Callahan: Little cell


Carlow: Quadruple lake


Conner: high desire (or Conor)


Connley: Great chief


Dallan: From the dale


Darin: small and great


Darrion: Upholder of the good


Dempsey: Descendant of the proud one


Dillan: Born from the ocean


Donovan: Brown/Black


Douglas: Dark water


Duncan: Dark skinned warrior


Eamon: Rich protector


Ean: God is Gracious


Egan: Little fire


Faolan: Wolf


Finlay: Fair Warrior


Gannon: Fair Complected


Grady: Of high rank


Grant: Great


Keagan: Fiery


Kenneth: handsome


Kevin: Handsome/beautiful


Liam: Strong willed warrior


Micheal: Who is like God?


Neal: Champion or passionate


Nolen: Decendant of the famous one


Orrin: Green


Ross: Headland


Roy: Red


Sullivan: Dark eyed


Teague: A poet


Troy: Water or footsoldier
Reply:Call them Patrick O'Patrick TxxxXxxx.
Reply:Conor is a veeeery irish name. maybe middle name leo. i think marco is an irish name too but i'm not sure. another irish middle could be carol. but that's all i know of. i say go with conor. it's a great name. congrats!
Reply:Cadmon...wise warrior


Conley.....valiant


Kennet....born of fire


Rafferty....wielder of prosperity
Reply:hello,im irish so i can help you there.


first,in ireland Aidan is always a boys name,ive never heard it used on girls,anyway.............here goes.............


rourke


riordan


sean


patrick


colm


cormac


ross(not sure if its actually irish,but sounds Irish to me)


michel(pron mih-kil)


padraig(pron pah-drig)


conor


shane


seamus(pron shay-mus)


malachi


finn


fionn


kian


cahal





ill post some more if i think of any
Reply:i am half irish and my family demaned almost i name both my boys who are 3 years and 3 months Irish names which are:





First and Middle





Collin Riley- Both Irish





Landon Carter - Also both Irish!
Reply:Colby it means dark haried
Reply:Ciaran Pierce
Reply:what about Kieran, Riordan, Donovan......?
Reply:I really like Liam, Connor, Owen, Patrick, and Flynn.





I don't know their meanings but they are all Irish.





Good luck!
Reply:Liam or Keegan?
Reply:I really like Cillian.
Reply:Tristan....its means sad, but its a beautiful name.
Reply:I like the name Dempsey


Dempsey Braegan


Dempsey Brogan


Dempsey Caragh


Dempsey Ryan


Dempsey Errin
Reply:a good name is "a pimped name slick-back" first name :a pimped name





last name:slick back





her/her will be a PIMP
Reply:The Irish love to drink! Name the kid after a pub.