Nice Irish boy's names

Question

Does anyone have ideas on nice Irish boy's names? Something that isn't too weird. Lachlan, Kieran, Sean, Declan and Aidan are all taken in the family. Less than 2 months to go and I'm still stuck on names and getting a bit desperate.

Answer 1

i like the name callum its original and cool sounding

Answer 2

Oisín

Cían

Riordan

Tiernan

Answer 3

I loved the name connor when i was pregnant with my 2nd son i very nearly named him that but settled on Brock Tyson instead, good luck with the rest of your pregnancy.

Answer 4

Ryan

is a nice irish name.

if u like the name the best then please choose me for the best answer

Answer 5

Cian - key-in

Ciarán  - keerawn , though I suppose you can't use it since there's already a Kieran?

Brian

Liam

Fionn - pronounced like "yun" with an f in front. It's my favourite Irish boys name

Rian

Eoghan/Eoin - pronounced like Owen

Cillian - killian

Dara/Daire/Darragh

Rónán - Roe-nawn

Cathal - Caw-hull

Maybe you'd like something like Ryan, Connor, Ronan too

Answer 6

Scott

Answer 7

My cousin and his irish wife have Jack, Patrick and Liam!

Answer 8

I love Irish names. They all sound so dashing and handsome. :]

Alasdair (Alastair)

Arthur

Bowen

Cohen

Conor

Costin

Farrin

Lennox

Torin

Those are the ones I love.  

Answer 9

Sullivan or Fenton.  Both are traditional last names, but are super cute as a boy's first name!

Answer 10

connor

liam

shannon

kian

cullen

Answer 11

These are the Irish names of boys I actually know:

Tristan

Connor

Adrian

Liam

Patrick

Shane

Darren

Kieran

Neil

I also like Donal, but don't know anyone with that name.

Answer 12

I know you said something that isnt too weird, but I think Naoise is a really nice irish boys name. It means little elf and is pronounced Nee-sha. It is very unusual spelling though and you might see it as a bit feminine? hmm... girls can get away with alot more!!  

Answer 13

It's such a shame that those names have already been used in your family. Declan and Lachlan are two of my favourite names. Please note that not all of the names I'll suggest are Irish, but most of them have Gaelic origins.

Here are some names that you might like:

Ronan, Duncan, Owen, Camden, Liam, Lorcan, Brendan, Tiernan, Donovan, Eamon, Ryan, Kevin, Ian, Cameron, Colin, Gavin, Blaine, Graham, Dermot, Liam, Rowan, Riordan, Finian, Malachy, Hamish, Conner, Alec, Quinn, Cormac, Lyle, Brodie, Alistair, Felix, Dillon, Callum, Brian, Alastair, Parker, Evander, Oliver, Evan, Finlay, Rhodri, Cullen, Kalen, Bryson...

Here are some sites:

http://www.babynamesofireland.com/

http://www.babynamesgarden.com/irish-bab...

http://www.irishbabynamesplus.com/

http://www.ireland-information.com/heral...

Answer 14

I used to work with this Irish bloke and when i asked what his name was he said "me names nick, but you can call me Adam." i said "so your names Nick but your nick names Adam?! isn't Nick shorter then Adam???"

to which he replied "yes, but me dads names Nick too!"to which i replied  "oh OK.. so do you work with your dad lots or something?" and he go's "no i never see him"........." let me get this straight you names Nick but your nick names Adam, cos your da's names Nick too, but you never ever see him???!!!?"....."yes" he replies........"mate im pretty sure Nick would've been easier!".......  GO WITH NICK!!

Answer 15

Nolan

Answer 16

Connor

Dillon

Liam

Gannon

Shane

Cody

Conary

Keagan

Kian

Kyler

Brian

Caith

Evin

Kavin

Keagan

Kellen

Rourke

Answer 17

Eamon!

Answer 18

i agree with the first person, Fenton would be really cute. i don't know where it originates from but it's different and original but not weird!

congrats on baby :)

Answer 19

Niall

Desmond

Oisín

Answer 20

Desmond

shaun

Owen

Brian

Brandon

Connor

Kyle

Kevin

Patrick

Shane

Pierce

Oran

Answer 21

absoutley Liam! i plan on naming my son that someday. either that or connor or brian.

Answer 22

shanon pronounced shaaanon