St Patrick's Day from Spike & Jamie
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Irish Boy's Names Part 2 NAME
Pronunciation
Other Spellings
Meaning
English
Mahon
MA-hun
Bear (from Mahon O'Brien, grandson of Brian Boru)
Malachy
MAL-a-key
Maolseachlann
Servant of St Secundinus
(a disciple of St Patrick)
Malachi
Manus
MAN-us
Maghnus
Great (Latin); a Roman name introduced to Ireland by
the Norse.
Maoliosa
Mwel-EESA
Devotee of Jesus
Mathew
Gift of God
Mel
Mel
Honey (Latin); the name of a monastery in Longford
that gave its name to St. Mel.
Morrigan *
SURNAME -Morgan
Morgan
Murphy *
Mac Murchadha
SURNAME - Mac Murchadha, meaning sea warrior. The
most common surname in Ireland.
Murray *
O'Muireadhaigh
SURNAME -O'Muireadhaigh of Galway and MacMurray of
Donegal.
Murron, Murran *
O'Muireáin
SURNAME - O'Muireáin. Of North Mayo/ Sligo.
Mícheál
MEE-haul
'Who is like God?' Michael
Milo
MILE-oh
Maolmórdha, Miles, Myles
Majestic chief
Morris
MOR-is
Muiris
One of Moorish descent Maurice Muireadach
MUR-a-doch
Murray
Seaman, Lord
Muiris
MUR-ish
Morris
One of Moorish descent
Maurice
Myles
MILES
Maolmórdha, Miles, Milo
Majestic chief
Naoise
NEE-sha
One choice
Angus, Nicholas
Nessan
NES-an
Neasán
Name of five Irish saints
Niall
NEE-al, NY-al
Neill, Neil
Ancient Ulster name
Nolan *
NO-lan
O'Nualláin
SURNAME - O'Nualláin, from 'nuall' meaning
shout.Prince of Forth in Carlow.
Odhrán
O-rawn
Odran, Oran
Pale green (Patron saint of Waterford)
Oisín
USH-een
Deer
Oscar
OS-car
Divine spear (Norse)
Owen
OWE-in
Eoin, Eoghan
Gracious gift of God John, Eugene
Pádraig
PAW-drig
Padraic
Noble (Latin)
Patrick
Páid
PAWD
Paud
Noble (Latin)
Patrick, Paddy
Parthalán
Bartley
Ploughman
Bartholomew
Peadar PA-dur
Rock (Greek)
Peter
Pearse
PEERS
Piarais, Pierce
Rock (Latin)
Peter (Norman)
Pól
Pole
Small (Latin)
Paul
Proinsias
PRUN-chas, PRIN-shee-us
Frenchman
Francis
Quinn *
KWIN
SURNAME -
Quinlan *
KWIN-lan
SURNAME -
Reilly, Riley *
.O'Raghailligh
SURNAME - O'Raghailligh. A very common name in Ireland,
especially in the Cavan area
Reagan, Regan *
O'Riagain
SURNAME - O'Riagain. One of the Tribes of Tara.
From Clare, Cork and Laois.
Riain
REE-an
Rian
King
Ryan
Risteárd
RISH-tard
Rule-hard (Teutonic)
Richard
Roan *
Seal (the sea mammal)
Rogan *
O'Ruadhagáin
SURNAME - O'Ruadhagáin, from 'ruadh' meaning red.
From Armagh/ Monaghan.
Rory
ROAR-ee
Ruaraí, Ruaidhrigh
Red (Irish) or Roger, Roderick
Ross
Ross
Ros
Used by the MacMahon, Maguire and other families.
Ronan
ROW-nan
Rónán
Seal
Ruairc
ROORK
Rourke
Originally a Norse name
Ryan
RYE-an
Rian, Riain
King. Also a surname from Tipperary, O'Maoilriain,
often abbreviated O'Riain.
Ryan
Saoirse SEER-sha
Freedom
Shane
Shayne
Seán
Gracious gift of God John
Séamus
SHAY-mus
Seamas, Shamus (US)
'Trips by the heel', James
Seán
SHAUN
Shawn (US)
Gracious gift of God John
Seoirse
SHORE-sha
Seorsa
Husbandman, rustic George
Seosamh
SHOW-sav
Iosef
'May God add' (Hebrew)
Joseph
Shannon *
PLACE - Longest river in Ireland
Shea, Shay
O'Séaghdha
SURNAME - O'Séaghdha. Means hawklike or stately.
Mainly from Kerry.
Sheridan *
SURNAME - From a literary family from Co. Longford
Suibhne
SIV-na
Sivney
Well-going
Simon
Tadhg
Tiger without the R
Teige, Teague, Thady, Taigue
Poet, philosopher
Timothy
Tady
TAY-dee
Thady, Tadhg
Poet, philosopher
Timothy
Teigue
Tiger without the R
Tadhg, Teague, Thady, Taigue
Poet, philosopher
Timothy
Tiarnan
TEAR-nan
Tiernan
Lord
Tierney *
TEER-nee
O'Tighearnaigh
SURNAME - O'Tighearnaigh, meaning Lord.Originally
from Donegal, Mayo and Westmeath.
Teagan *
TEE-gan
O'Tadhgáin
SURNAME - O'Tadhgáin, from the male name Tadhg
(Timothy). From the Kildare/Laois area.
Tomás
Tom-AWS
Twin (Aramaic)
Thomas
Torin
Torfhinn, Tóirneach
Chief, or thunder.
Turlough
TUR-lock, TUR-low
Toirdhealbhach
Broad-shouldered (lit. shrub-like)
Terence
Tyrone *
PLACE - A county in the north of Ireland
Uinsionn IN-shun
Uinseann
Conquering (Latin)
Vincent
Ultan
UL-tan
Old Irish name
Ulick YOU-lick
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