Aiden
Little fire
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Liam
Will and protection, through William
Nolan
From Nuallán, a name based on famous or loud
Ryan
From Rian; little king is a traditional interpretation
Aidan
Little fire
Brian
Meaning uncertain; possibly high or powerful
Callan
From the surname Ó Cathaláin
Cillian
Probably little church
Connor
Hound and desire; form of Conchobar
Conor
Desiring hounds
Declan
Meaning unknown; possibly begins with good
Desmond
South Munster
Donovan
From a diminutive name combining brown and dark
Finn
White; blessed in Irish
Flynn
From Flann, meaning blood red
Kane
Man in Hawaiian Kāne; Irish surname route is separate
Keegan
Surname descended from a diminutive of Aodh, fire
Kian
Royal; king
Kieran
Little dark one
Oscar
Possibly deer friend; alternative Germanic origins
Patrick
Nobleman; patrician
Ronan
Little seal
Seán
The Lord is gracious
Sullivan
From a diminutive name meaning dark-eyed
Brendan
King; prince
Cian
Ancient; enduring
Conan
Little wolf; little hound
Cormac
Origin uncertain; possibly chariot and son
Finnian
White; blessed
Niall
Origin disputed; possibly fury, hero, or cloud
Rían
Traditional interpretation: little king
Séamus
Irish form of James; ultimate derivation disputed
Aengus
Possibly one strength
Aodh
Fire
Ardal
High valor
Bran
Raven
Cahir
Possibly battle man
Canice
Fair one
Caolán
Little slender one
Carthach
Loving
Cathal
Battle and rule
Colm
Dove
Conall
Rule of a wolf
Dáire
Fruitful; fertile
Daithí
Swiftness; nimbleness
Darragh
Fruitful or of oak, depending on its Irish source
Diarmuid
Meaning unknown; without envy is a traditional proposal
Domhnall
Ruler of the world
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