| Name | Gender | Meaning | Syllables | Pronunciation | Related name | Related opposite sex | International names | Average user rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aisling | girl | Meaning 'dream' or 'vision'. This is a relatively modern name. | 2 | ASH-ing | Ashley, Aislynn, Isleen | - | ||
| Ali | unisex | Arabic meaning - "High, lofty, sublime" or Irish Gaelic "The son of Alexander". | 1 | AALiy | Alia, | Aali; Alaa; Allie; Aleix; Alejo; Ayal | ||
| Aodhan | boy | A variant of the name 'Aodh', and Irish name meaning 'fiery' or 'fire'. Most popular in the Irish language | 2 | IY-DahN | Aidan, Eden | Eden, Aine | Daan; Duane | |
| Ashlyn | girl | Derived from Old English and Irish, meaning 'dream' or 'vision', combination of the names Ashley and Lynn | 2 | ASH-linn | Ashley, Aisling, Lynn | |||
| Bridget | girl | Meaning 'exalted one' , is also the name of the goddes of poetry, fire and wisdom in Irish mythology. | 2 | BRehGHIYT | Brigitte, Brigid | Brecht, Barakat | Birgitta; Br | - |
| Brogan | unisex | Derived from Gaelic brog meaning 'shoe'. This was the name of several Irish saints, including Saint Patrick's scribe. | 2 | BROW-gan | Brodie, Barrett | Berta, Breige | Barta; | |
| Cadi | girl | The name Cadi is a variation of the name Cady and means 'rhythmic flow of sound'. | 2 | KEY-diy | Cassidy, Cady, Cadence, Catherine | Codey, Chad | - | |
| Caitlyn | girl | A variant spelling of the name Caitlin from the Irish Cateline or Katherine. Meanings The meaning of the name is debated, it may mean 'pure' or conversely be derived from Hecate the Greek goddess of the underworld and witchcraft. | 2 | KAITLIYN | Kaitlyn, Kate, Caitlin, katherine | Caitlin | ||
| Calan | boy | Calan is a form of the English Cale, it is from Irish Gaelic origin meaning 'slender'. | 2 | CAL-an | Cale, Clem | Clemmy, Clementine | Cleme; Klim | - |
| Casie | girl | From the surname meaning 'descendent of Cathasaigh' meaning 'vigilant'. There is also a Greek meaning - 'the guileless one'. | 2 | KEYSiy | Casey, Cassandra, Kacey | Acacia; Cacey; Caci; Cacau | ||
| Cavan | boy | Meaning 'handsome' or 'handsome man', a variant of Kavan. | 2 | CAHvan | Gavan, Gavin, Kavan, Gaven | Keavy, Kesava, Kapua, Kassiopeia | Kayvan; Kevan | - |
| Cianna | girl | May be a variant of the name Cian, meaning 'ancient' in Gaelic. Also associated with the name Sian, a Welsh form of the name Jeanne. | 3 | SEE-ah-Nah | Cian, Sian, Sean, Shana, Shawanna | |||
| Ciara | girl | Derived from the word ciar, meaning 'little dark one'. It is the feminine version of the name Kieran. | 2 | KEER-a | Cearia, Ciera, Kiara, Kiera, Kierra | Kieran | Ciar; Kira; Sierra | |
| Ciaran | boy | Meaning "Black Haired" Ciaran of Irish origin is the name of two saints in Ireland, Saint Ciaran the Elder and Saint Ciaran of Clonmacnoise. It is also a variant to the English Kieran. | 2 | Keer-ahn | Kieran, Keiran, Kiaran | Ciara, Kyra, | Ciaran; Chiron | |
| Cienna | girl | May be a variant of the name Cian, meaning 'ancient' in Gaelic. Also associated with the name Sian, a Welsh form of the name Jeanne. | 3 | SEE-ah-Nah | Cian, Sian, Sean, Shana, Shawanna | - | ||
| Cliodhna | girl | Derived from the name of the river in Ireland 'Clodagh'; also an Irish variation of the name Claudia meaning 'limping'. | 3 | KLOWDahNAH | Clodagh, Claudia, Claudine | Keletina | ||
| Cliona | unisex | Derived from the Gaelic name Cliodhna, a beautiful goddess from Irish legend. The name means 'shapely'. | 3 | KLEEOWNah | Clio, Cleo | - | ||
| Cohan | boy | Not commonly used, Cohan is predominantly seen as an Irish surname. It has also been used independently as a first name. | 2 | COH-an | - | |||
| Cormac | boy | Cormac is an Irish name and means 'charioteer' or 'impure son'. | 2 | KAOR-mahk | Charles | |||
| Corrie | boy | More commonly used as a girl's name, the name Corrie can be used for boys and is a variant of the name Corrigan. The name has been interpreted as meaning 'little spear'. | 2 | KOR-ee | Corrigan, Cori, Corry, | Corrie | - |