Top o’ the mornin’ to ya, mama! As you anxiously and eagerly wait for your four-leaf clover’s arrival, you’ve probably begun brainstorming potential baby names. Unbeknownst to you, there’s a strong chance that several of those names are of Celtic origin. Irish names are timeless, colorful (just like a rainbow), and whimsical yet immensely strong. Not to mention, full of the luck of the Irish! When you hear monikers like Aileen, Donovan, Saorise, and Lennon, it’s easy to see why Irish names are becoming more and more desired.
In case you’re a wee bit interested in hearing more, we compiled three lists of boy, girl, and gender neutral Irish baby names to help spark inspiration. These adorable Irish baby names are as lucky as a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
See 70 Irish baby names that would be perfect for your little shamrock.
Irish baby names for boy
- Adam
- Ansel
- Brady
- Connor
- Daniel
- David
- Declan
- Dillon (or Dylan)
- Donovan
- Emmett
- Finley
- Finn
- Finnegan
- Jack
- James
- John
- Kevin
- Killian
- Liam
- Luke
- Mark
- Matthew
- Michael
- Murphy
- Patrick
- Seamus
- Sean (or Shane, Shaun, Shawn)
- Stephen (or Steven)
- Thomas
Irish baby names for girls
- Aileen
- Aisling
- Birdie
- Brianna
- Cassidy
- Ciara
- Deidra
- Delaney
- Kaitlyn
- Kathleen
- Kayleigh
- Keira
- Kelley
- Kennedy
- Maeve
- Makenna
- Maura
- Molly
- Nora
- Orla
- Patricia
- Peyton
- Saoirse
- Shaileen
- Shannon
- Shayla
- Sirah
Irish baby names that are gender neutral
- Darci
- Erin
- Fallon
- Jaime (or Jamie)
- Jordan
- Lennon
- Quinn
- Regan
- Riley (or Rylee)
- Rory
- Rowan
- Ryan
- Sloane
- Teagan
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