Celtic Boy Names and Irish Boy Names
The Celtic culture is steeped in rich history and tradition, as ancient as it is beautiful, and this history and culture is reflected in the Irish and Celtic boy names found throughout communities within Ireland and abroad.
Whether Celtic Warrior names, Celtic Mythology names, or just Irish names in general, we have you covered!
Many of these Celtic boy names have strong roots in mythology, nature, and ancient history, and are still popular today, both at home in Ireland, and wider afield with the Irish diaspora. Many of them originate from the Gaelic-Irish language.
So, if you came here to find Celtic names for boys, Celtic baby boy names, ancient Celtic boy names, Celtic Pagan boy names, or Celtic Christian boy names, you came to the right place!
Whether it is Patrick or Peader, Brian or Brody, you will find Irish and Celtic boy names and meanings here. If you have any suggestions, please let us know by commenting below!
We also have a separate list of the top badass Irish boy names that are typically associated with warriors or mythological figures.
Below we categorise Celtic and Irish Boy Names (Celtic Irish Warrior Names, Celtic Mythology Names etc.), followed by our A-Z of all our Irish and Celtic boy names.
Celtic Names Meaning Warrior
Andras: A Celtic name meaning warrior. This name signifies strength and is sometimes associated with a strong, charismatic personality.
Donovan: Of Irish origin, this name translates to “dark warrior.” It’s often associated with a strong, mysterious, and resilient character.
Naois: A unique Irish name that is often translated to mean “warrior”. This name is sometimes associated with a fierce and courageous personality.
Searlas: This is an Irish name which is believed to mean “manly” or “warrior.” It suggests a person of strength, determination, and resilience.
Cathán: In Irish, this name translates to “battle” or “warrior”. It’s typically associated with a strong, warrior-like character.
Male Celtic Warrior Names
Among the various aspects of this ancient culture, the names of Irish and Celtic warriors hold a special significance.
These names, deeply rooted in Irish and Gaelic traditions, offer a glimpse into the lives and values of the ancient Celts.
While some of these names are still in use today, others have faded into the background of history.
| Cathal/ Conall |
Derived from the Gaelic elements “cath” (battle) and “val” (rule), meaning a strong and skilled warrior in combat. Cathal Brugha, an Irish revolutionary and politician, played a significant role in the Irish War of Independence making this one of our favorite Male Celtic Warrior Names. |
| Cuchulainn | A legendary Irish warrior from Celtic mythology, this Gaelic name is formed from “cú” (hound) and “Chulainn” (Culann), a blacksmith in the myth. Cú Chulainn is the central character of the Ulster Cycle, known for his incredible strength and heroism. One of our favorite Celtic boy names and a great example of a Celtic Warrior. |
| Fearghal | Composed of the Gaelic elements “fear” (man) and “gal” (valor), it represents a brave and courageous warrior. Fearghal Ó Tadhgáin was a 12th-century Irish poet and Chief Ollam of Ireland. |
| Fiachra | A combination of “fiach” (raven) and “rí” (king), the name signifies a warrior who leads with authority and wisdom. Fiachra, the son of legendary Irish High King Eochaid Mugmedón, is a figure in Irish mythology. One of our favorite Celtic boy names. |
| Finn | Derived from the Old Irish “fionn,” meaning fair or white, often associated with skill and noble character. Finn MacCool, also known as Fionn mac Cumhaill, is a legendary Irish hero and leader of the Fianna warriors. |
| Gallagher | Derived from the Gaelic “Ó Gallchobhair,” which means “descendant of the eager helper,” indicating a supportive and devoted warrior. Brendan Gallagher is a modern-day Irish rugby player, showcasing his warrior spirit on the field. |
| Niall | Of Irish origin, meaning “champion” or “cloud,” representing a warrior who excels in battle and is celebrated for his victories. Niall of the Nine Hostages was a legendary Irish High King who united Ireland under his rule. |
| Oisin | Derived from the Irish “os” (deer) and the diminutive suffix “-ín,” signifying a warrior with agility and precision in battle. Oisín, the son of Finn MacCool, was a renowned poet and warrior in Irish mythology. |
| Ruairi | A Gaelic Irish name meaning “red king,” suggesting a warrior with a powerful spirit and strong leadership skills. Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair was the last High King of Ireland before the Norman invasion. One of our favorite Celtic boy names. One of our favorite Celtic boy names. |
Male Celtic Mythology Names
Central to this mythology are the figures who often serve as heroes, gods, or supernatural beings.
The names of these male mythological figures have stood the test of time, and many are still in use today.
Some of the most prominent figures in Celtic mythology include the mighty hero Cú Chulainn, the wise and resourceful Fionn mac Cumhaill, and the multi-talented god Lugh.
These characters exploits and personalities represent the Celtic people’s idolisation of strength, intelligence, and versatility.
| Cú Chulainn | One of our favorite Irish boy names. So good, we had to mention him twice! A legendary Irish hero and central character of the Ulster Cycle, known for his incredible strength and combat skills. Every Irish boy knows the story of Cú Chulainn. |
| Fionn mac Cumhaill | Also known as Finn MacCool, a mythical Irish hero and leader of the Fianna warriors, celebrated for his wisdom and heroism. One of our favorite Celtic boy names |
| Lugh | A major Irish deity associated with arts, crafts, and warfare, often described as a master of many skills and talents. |
| Dagda | The father figure and chief god of the Irish pantheon, known for his prowess in battle, control over the weather, and abundance. |
| Nuada | The first king of the Tuatha Dé Danann, a skilled warrior and leader who lost his arm in battle and was later restored with a silver prosthetic. |
| Manannán mac Lir | A sea deity in Irish mythology, considered the guardian of the Otherworld and the afterlife. |
| Oisín | The legendary Irish poet and warrior, son of Fionn mac Cumhaill, who was part of the Fianna and had numerous adventures in both Ireland and the Otherworld. |
| Aengus | Also known as Aonghus or Óengus, the Irish god of love, youth, and poetry, who is associated with birds, particularly swans. One of our favorite Celtic boy names. |
| Diarmuid | A hero of the Fianna and a central figure in the Fenian Cycle, known for his tragic love affair with Gráinne and his legendary beauty mark. |
| Bran | A mythical Irish hero, brother of Fionn mac Cumhaill, who had adventures in the Otherworld and became a skilled warrior and leader. One of our favorite Celtic boy names because of Bran from Game of Thrones. One of our favorite Celtic boy names. |
| Balor | A powerful and malevolent giant in Irish mythology, known as the king of the Fomorians and the embodiment of drought and destruction. |
| Cian | The father of Lugh in Irish mythology, a skilled healer and member of the Tuatha Dé Danann, who was tragically killed by the Fomorians. |
| Tuireann | The father of the three sons of Tuireann, who were involved in an ill-fated quest for magical artifacts in Irish mythology. |
| Bodb Derg | The son of Dagda and a prominent king of the Tuatha Dé Danann, known for his wisdom and generosity. |
Celtic Boy Names and Meanings (A-Z)
Irish Boys Names beginning with A
ABBAN: abbot
ABRACHAM, BRAM: Irish form of the male name Abraham (father of many)
ADAMNAN, AWNAN: little Adam
ADARE: from the ford of the oak tree
ADDERGOOLE: from between two fords
ADERRIG, AGHADERG: from the red ford
ADHAMH: of the earth
AENGUS, ANGUS, AONGHUS, OENGUS, UNGUS, ENOS, HUNGAS: vigorous one. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
AGHAMORE: from the great field
AGHY: friend of horses
AGUISTIN: majestic
AHANE: from the little ford
AHERN, AHEARN: lord of the horses
AICHLIN: meaning unknown
AIDRIAN: from the Adriatic
AILFRID: wise
AILIN: handsome
AINDREAS: strong
AINEISLIS: glorious stand
AINMIRE: great lord
AIRLEAS, ARLEN, ARLYN: pledge
ALABHAOIS: famous soldier
ALBAN: pale
ALPHONSUS: noble, ready
ALROY: red-haired
ALSANDAIR: defender of man
AMALGITH: meaning unknown
AMBLAOIBH: relic
AMBROS: divine
ANGUISH: myth name
ANLON, ANLUAN: champion
ANMCHA, AMNCHADH: brave
ANNADUFF: from the black marsh
ANNTOIN, ANN: priceless
AODHFIN, AODHFIONN: white fire. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
ARALT: leader
ARDAGH: from the high field
ARDAL, ARTEGAL, ARTHGALLO: high honor
ARDKILL: from the high church
ARTUR, ART: noble bear
ASSAN: waterfall
AULEY, AULIFFE, AMHLAOIBH: Irish form of Olaf (ancient)
AVONMORE: from the great river
Irish Boy Names beginning with b
BAETHAN, BEOLAGH: foolish
BAILINTIN: valiant
BAIRD: bard
BALLINAMORE: from the great river
BALLINDERRY: from the town of oak wood
BANAN: white
BANBHAN: piglet
BARRAM, BAIRRFHOINN: handsome
BEARNARD: brave as a bear. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
BEARTLAIDH: from Barts meadow
BELLINAGAR: meaning unknown
BENEN: kind
BIRR: from Birr
BLAINE, BLIAN: thin
BLAIR, BLAR: from the fields
BLATHMA: flower, sun
BOYNTON: from the town by the river Boyn
BRADY, BRADAIGH: spirited
BRAN: myth name
BRANDAN: saint name
BRANDUFF, BRANDUBH: black raven
BREANDAN: prince
BREASAL: pain
BREEN, BRAOIN: sadness
BRENNAN: little drop
Brian: Means “Noble” Ireland’s most famous High King was named Brian Boru (source). One of our favorite Celtic boy names because of how important a figure Brian Boru is in Irish history.
BRODY: from the muddy place
BRONE: sorrowful
BUAGH, BUACH: victorious
BUCKLEY: boy
Irish Boy Names beginning with C
CACANISIUS: son of Nis
CADHLA: handsome
CAFFAR: helmet
CAHIR, CATHAOIR: warrior
CAIRBRE: myth name
CAITH: from the battlefield. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
CALEY, CALY, CAOLAIDHE: slender
CALHOUN, COILLCUMHANN: from the narrow forest
CALLAGHAN, CEALLACHAN: strifeCALLOUGH, CALVAGH,
CALBHACH: bald
CANICE: handsome
CAOLAN: slender
CAOMH: lovable
CARLIN: little champion
CARNEY, CEARNACH: victorious
CARRICK, CARRAIG: from the rocky headland
CARROLL, CEARBHALL: manly
CARTHAGE, CARTHACH: loving
CASHEL, CAISEAL: from Cashel
CATHAL: battle strong. One of our favorite Celtic boy names.
CATHMOR, CATHMORE: great fighter
CAVAN: from Cavan
CELSUS: saint name
CIAN, CEIN, CAIN, CIANAN: archaic. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
CIARRAI: county
CILLIAN: battle. One of our favorite Celtic boy names as we love Cillian Murphy so much!
CINNEIDE: helmeted
CLARENCE, CLARRIE, CLANCY: ruddy warrior
CLEARY: scholar
CLUNY: from the meadow
COGHLAN, COCHLAIN, COUGHLAN: hooded
COINNEACH, CANICE: handsome
COIREALL: lordly
COLLA, CONARY, CONAIRE: ancient Irish name
COLLIN, COILIN: virile
COLM, COLMAN, COLEMAN, COLUMBO: dove
COLMCILLE: dove of the church
COMAN: bent
COMHGHAN, COWEN, COWAN, COWYN: twin
COMYN: shrewd
CONCHOBHAR, CONOR, CONNOR, CONNY, CONNIE,
CORNELIUS: strong-willed, wise
CONLAN: hero, wise
CONNLAIO, CONLEY,CONLETH: ardent, wise
CONNOLLY, CONNACHT: brave, wise
CONROY, CONAIRE: wise, red
CONWAY: hound of the plain
COONEY, CUANAIC: handsome
CORCORAN: reddish-skin. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
COREY, CORI, CORY: from the round hill
CORMAC, CORMICK, CORBMAC, CORMIC: charioteer
CREVAN: fox
CROGHER, CROHOORE: loves hounds
CRONAN: little dark one
CROWLEY, CRUADHLAOICH: hunch-backed
CUCHULAINN: Means “Hound of Culainn”. Famous figure from Irish mythology for slaying a Celtic Hound.
CUINN: intelligent
CUMHEA, COOEY, COVEY: Male moniker meaning hound of the plains
CuUladh, COOLEY, COOLIE, CULLO: hound of Ulster
CUYLER: chapel
Gaelic Irish Names beginning with ‘D’
DAGHDA: Mythical Name
DAIBHEID: dearly loved
DAIRE, DARY, DARRAGH, DARRY: wealthy
DAITHI, DAHY: quick and agile
DALLAN: blind
DAMHLAIC: meaning unknown
DAMON, DAMAN: tame
DAITHI: beloved
DECLAN, DEAGLAN: saint name
DELANEY: from the river Slaney
DEMPSEY: proud
DERMOT, DERMOD, DARBY: free
DESMOND, DES, ESMOND: from south Munster. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
DEVINE, DAIMHIN: bard
DONNAN, DONN: brown
DON, DONNY, DONOVAN: From surname originally used as first name, itself meaning “dark brown”, referring to color of hair, eyes, or skin.
DORAN, DEORADHAIN: exile
DIARMAID: of unknown origin, but perhaps combining di, “without,” and airmait, “envy”. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
DOUGAL, DUBHGHALL, DOUGLAS, DOYLE, DOWLE: dark stranger
DOW, DUBG: black-haired
DRISCOL, DRISCOLL: mediator
DUANE: Irish/Gaelic name meaning “little black-haired one; dark; swarthy.” Some variants include Dewain, Dewayne, Duwain, Duwayne, Dwain, Dwan, and Dwayne.
DUBHAN, DOWAN, DUGGAN, DUBHAGAIN: black
DWYER: black
Gaelic Monikers beginning with ‘E’
EACHAN: horseman
EAMON, EAMONN: guardian
EARNAN: knowing
EGAN, EGON, EAGON: fiery
EIMHIN, EIMAR, EVIN: swift
ELHE: legend name
ELROY: red-haired youth
ENAN, EANAN: meaning unknown
ENDA: saint name
EOGHAN, EOIN: gift of God. One of our favorite Irish boy names as it is my middle name.
EOIN BAISTE: male moniker for John the Baptist
ERC, EARC: red
ERNAN: Irish form of Ernest (serious)
ETH: fire
EVOY: blond
Gaelic Boy Names beginning with ‘F’
FACHNAN: saint name
FAGAN, HAGAN: little Hugh
FAHEY, FAHY: from the green field
FALLON, FALLAMHAIN: ruler
FAOLAN, FELAN: wolf
FARDORAGH: dark
FARRY: manly
FAY, FEICH: raven
FIACHRA, FEARY, FIACH: myth name
FINEEN: beautiful child
FINBAR: handsome. Variants include Finghin, Fineen, Finnin, and Fionnbarr. One of our favorite Celtic boy names as it is such a great Irish name.
FINIAN: fair. Variants include Finnian, Fionan, Fionn, Phinean, and Phinian.
FLANN: ruddy. Variants include Flainn, Floinn, Flannan, Flannery, Flanagan, Flannagain, and Floinn.
FLYNN: Son of the ruddy man. Variants include Flin, Flinn, and Flyn.
FOGARTY, FOGERTY, FOGARTAIGH: exiled
FOLEY: plunders
FORBA: owns the fields
Gaelic Male Names beginning with ‘G’
GAFFNEY: calf
GAIR, GEAR: short; small one
GALE, GAEL, GAILE: stranger
GALL: rooster
GARA, GADHRA: mastiff
GARBHAN, GARVAN: rough
GARVEY, GAIRBITH: rough peace
GEAROID: spear brave
GERAGHTY: from the court
GERALT: farmer
GILCHRIST: Irish/Gaelic name meaning “Christ’s servant.”
GILIBEIRT: pledge
GILLEAN: Gaelic name meaning “servant of Saint John.” Variants include Gillan, Gillen, and Gillian. Name is related to Gilchrist, Gillespie, and Gilmore.
GILLESPIE: Gaelic name meaning “son of the bishop’s servant.”
GILLEY, GILVARRY, GIOLLA CHRIOST, GIL, GILVARRY: serves Christ
GILMORE: Gaelic name meaning “servant of the Virgin Mary.” Variants include Gillmore, Gillmour, and Gilmour.
GIOLLABRIGHDE, GILBRIDE: serves Saint Bridget
GIOLLABUIDHE: blond
GIOLLADHE, GILDEA: golden
GLAISNE, GLASNY: Male moniker of unknown meaning
GLALEANNA: dwells in the glen
GOFRAIDH, GODFREY, GORRY, GORRIE: peace from God
GOGARTY: banished. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
GORMAN, GORMAIN: blue
GOTHFRAIDH: peaceful
GRADY: Gaelic moniker meaning “noble” or “renowned.” Variant, Gradey, exists.
GREAGOIR, GRIOGHAR: watchful
GRUAGH: giant
GUTHRIE: Gaelic moniker meaning “windy spot.” Variant, Guthry exists.
Gaelic Names beginning with ‘H’
HALEY: ingenious
HANRAOI: rules the home
HEGARTY: unjust
HEREMON: mythical moniker
HEWNEY: meaning unknown
HICKEY: healer
HIERO: saint’s moniker
HIGGINS: intelligent
HOIREABARD: soldier
HROTHREKR: famous ruler
HURLEY: sea tide. One of our favorite Irish boy names as it also the name of our national sport Hurling.
Irish Boy Names beginning with I
IARFHLAITH: meaning unknown
INERNEY: steward of church lands
INNIS, INIS, INYS, INNES, INISS: from the river island
IRIAL: meaning unknown
Awesome Celtic Boy Names beginning with ‘J’
JARLATH: tributary lord
JUSTIN: judicious
Beautiful Celtic Boy Names beginning with ‘K’
KALEN, KAILEN, KALAN, KALLAN, KHEELAN, KELLEN: Irish/Celtic moniker meaning “warrior.”
KEALAN, KELAN: slender
KEALLACH, KILLIAN: battle
KEEFE: handsome
KEEGAN, KEAGAN: fiery. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
KEELY, KEALY: handsome
KEENAN, KEANAN: ancient
KEITH: from the battlefield
KELLACH, KILLIAN, CEALLACH: strife
KELLEHER: loving husband
KENNEDY: helmeted
KENNY, KAVAN, KAVEN: handsome
KERRY, KEARY: from county Kerry
KERWIN, KERWYN: small, black one
KIAN, KEAN, KIENAN, KENAN: archaic
KIERAN, KYRAN, KIERON: dark
KILLDAIRE, KILDARE, KILDAIRE: from county Kildare
KINSELLA, KINSALE: meaning unknown. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
Best Celtic Names beginning with ‘L’
LALOR, LEATHLOBHAIR: half-leper
LAOGHAIRE: shepherd
LAUGHLIN, LANY, LEACHLAINN, LOUGHLIN: servant
LEARY: cattle keeper
LEE, LAOIDHIGH: poetic
LOCHLAIN, LAKELAND, LOCHLANN: home of the Norse
LOMAN: bare
LORCAN: little wild one
LUGAIDH: famous warrior
LUGH: mythical moniker of the god Lugh. One of our favorite Celtic boy names because of its ties to Celtic Mythology.
LUNN, LUN: strong
Irish Boy Names beginning with M
MACARTAN: son of Artan
MACAULEY, MACAULIFFE: son of Olaf
MACBRIDE: son of Bridget, Bride
MACCORMACK: son of Cormac
MACELROY: son of Elroy
MACMURRA, MACMAUREADHAIGH: son of Murray
MACQUAID: son of Quaid
MADDEN: small dog
MAELEACHLAINN, MALACHY, MILOS, MILES, MYLES: servant
MAELISA: serves Christ
MAGO, MANE: great
MAHER: generous
MAHON: bear. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
MALONE, MALONEY: serves Saint John
MANNIX, MAINCHIN: monk
MANNUSS: great
MAOLRUADHAN, MELRONE: serves Saint Ruadhan
MAUGHOLD: saint’s moniker
MEARA, MEADHRA: happy
MELCHIOR: meaning unknown
MELVIN, MELVYN, MALVIN, MAL: chief
MIACH: mythical moniker
MOGUE: saint’s moniker
MOLAN: servant of the storm
MOLLOY, MALLOY: noble chief. A Gaelic boys names.
MONOHAN: monk
MOONEY, MAONAIGH: wealthy
MORAN, MORAIN: great
MORIARTY, MUIRCHEARTAIGH: expert seaman
MOROLT: Mythical legends Moniker
MORRISSEY: choice of the sea
MUIREADHACH, MURRY, MURRAY: lord of the sea
MULCAHY: battle chief. One of our favorite Irish boy names.
MULCONRY: hound of prosperity
MUNDY: from Reamon
MURCHADH, MURROUGH, MORGAN: fighter of the sea
MURPHEY, MURCHADH, MURPHY: sea warrior
Irish Boy Names beginning with N
NAAL: Saint’s Moniker
NALLY: poor
NAOMHAN, NEVAN, NEVYN: holy
NEASON, NESSAN: saint’s moniker
NOLAN: noble
NULTY, NULTE: from Ulster
Gaelic Names beginning with ‘O’
ODANODAN: of the red earth
ODHRAN, ORAN, ODRAN: pale green. A Gaelic boys names.
OSSIAN: fawn
OWNEY, ONEY: meaning unknown
Celtic Male Names beginning with ‘P’
PADRIAC, PADRAIG: noble. One of our favorite Celtic boy names as every Irish boy had a best friend named Padraid (podge is often their nickname too!).
PARLAN, PATHOLON: legend name
PHELAN: joyful
Celtic Boy Names beginning with ‘Q’
QUAID: Irish form of Walter (strong warrior)
QUERAN: dark
QUIGLEY: unruly hair
QUINLAN: graceful. A Gaelic boys names.
QUINN, QUIN: intelligent
Celtic Boy Names beginning with ‘R’
RAGHNALL: strong
REGAN, RIAGAN: little king
RENNY, RAIGHNE: mighty
RIDDOCK, REIDHACHADH, RIDDOC: from the smooth field
RIOBARD: bright
RIORDAN, RIORDAIN: royal bard
ROARK, RUARC, RUARK, RORKE, RUAIDHRI: famous ruler. An example of Gaelic boys names.
ROGAN, RUADHAGAN, ROWE, ROWEN, ROWYN, ROWIN,
ROWAN, RUADHAN: red-haired. One of our favorite Celtic boy names. We love Ruadhan as a name!
ROIBHILIN, RAVELIN, RAVELYN, REVELIN: meaning unknown
ROIBIN, ROIBEARD: robin. A Gaelic boys names.
RONAN: little seal. One of our favorite Celtic boy names.
ROONEY, RUANAIDH: hero. One of our favorite Celtic boy names as we love Wayne Rooney!
RORY, RUAIDHRI: red. Another one of our favorite Celtic boy names, especially the spelling Ruaidhri.
RUADHAN: saint’s moniker. A Gaelic boys names.
RYAN, RIAN: little king
Gaelic Boy Names beginning with ‘S’
SCANLON, SCANNALAN, SCANLAN: scandal
SCULLY, SCOLAIGHE: herald
SEAFRA, SHEARY, SEAFRAID: peace from God
SEARBHREATHACH: judicious
SHAMUS, SEAMUS, SHEMUS: supplanter
SHANAHAN, SEANACHAN: wise
SHANLEY, SEANLAOCH: old hero
SHANNON, SEANAN: little old wise one
SHAUGHNESSY, SEACHNSAIGH: meaning unknown
SHEA, SEAGHDA: majestic
SHEARY, SHERON: Irish form of Geoffrey (peace of God)
SHEEHAN, SIODHACHAN: little peaceful one
SHERIDAN, SEIREADAN: untamed
SORLEY: Viking
STRAHAN, SRUTHAN: poet. One of our favorite Irish boy names as it means poet.
STRUTHERS, SRUTHAIR: from the stream
SULLIVAN, SUILEABHAN: black-eyed
SWEENEY, SUIDHNE: little hero
Irish Boy Names beginning with ‘T’
TADHG, TADLEIGH: bard. One of our favorite Celtic boy names as it is a beautiful name.
TEAGUE, TEAGHUE: poet
TERRENCE: tender
TERRISS, TERIS: son of Terrence
TIARCHNACH, TIERNEY, TIER, TIGHEARNACH, TIERNAN: regal
TIBBOT: Irish form of Theobald (strong for the people)
TORIN, TORYN: chief
TORMEY, TORMAIGH: thunder spirit
TORRANCE, TORRENCE, TORRANS, TORY: from the knolls
TREACY, TREASIGH, TREASACH: fighter. An example of Gaelic boys names
TREVOR, TREABHAR: prudent
TULLY, TAICLIGH: peaceful
Celtic Boy Names beginning with ‘U’
UAID: Irish form of Walter (strong warrior)
UAINE: meaning unknown
UALTAR: strong fighter
Uilliam: Irish version of the name William
UTHER: mythical moniker
Irish Boy Names beginning with ‘W’
WARD: bard
WHELAN: joyfull
We hope you enjoyed this list of Celtic Irish Boy Names and their meanings! Please leave us a comment if you have any suggestions! Or why not check out our
list of Irish girl names or watch this great video below to learn how to pronounce some of these unusual Irish boy names.