Irish Boy Names with Pronunciation Inspired by Nature

[@OBSummer2]

I would love a list of Irish names for dogs! We have so many Irish breeds in the US and they deserve traditional Irish names ❤

[@Maxy2022]

I love the lists of Irish names! Please don’t stop! ❤️

[@Aidan_Au]

5:55 Good to hear that Aidan is a hugely popular name in Ireland. I love the name too.

[@fralou_sind_kreativ]

I just love these videos!!! Haven't seen them all yet but I once came across the name Fionán and would love to know how it's originally spelled :) Hope you are having a splendid new year so far :)

[@pinkysworn]

I always love these videos because they’re not just the standard popular Irish names that everyone else talks about. And the Viking name Ivar/Ivarr would be the one that morphed into Iobhar.

[@Qutypie22]

Loved the names, the pronunciations of the names and the meanings. Well done! Very interesting.

[@wildnfearless9840]

Slevin sounds so cool!

[@jacksonebendick9592]

Beautiful as always. I was expecting hands in sleeves (obviously haha) but got an amazing video.

[@WolfeMomma]

lol I'm sure the hands will be back in the sleeves next time! 😅 Thanks! 💗

[@emilyjames3110]

@Wolfe Momma what does the name Conor mean ?

[@helensimpkins3274]

Adare sounds like the linen chain shop we have here in Australia, but it is spelt Adaire

[@grace8484]

Love these lists! Thank you! It would be fun to see a full list of names that would work for boys or girls.

[@Swaffette]

Love these!

[@ChaoticGoodThings]

Thanks for sharing! One of my best friends growing up in a rural US mountain valley was named Adaira. My name's Channing which I've also found to be Irish in history and to somehow possibly refer to a young wolf but I struggle to understand the cultural references that explain its origin. My name is also found in the histories of England and France but the meaning changes quite dramatically from place to place.

[@casheloconnor8483]

Hi wolfe momma my name is cashel and i didnt know what it meant till you gave me a little history of my name and you now know someone called cashel

[@lizlefay3262]

I been looking how to pronounce Elatha but still can't find a video with that name :c

[@cassidysports122]

Have you heard of Covey or Covy being used as a first name and how would you pronounce that name?

[@riancleary2574]

My fiancé and I have agreed on Aidan for a boys name, I prefer Tadhg but she is worried about the unusual spelling and bullying so had to compromise and make Tadhg the middle name. So Aidan Tadhg. Love your vids. 😊✌🇮🇪

[@insulaarachnid]

I also love Tadhg, as much as I love the spelling I think I would just spell it Tige. I also love Sadhbh and would probably spell it Sive.

[@riancleary2574]

@@insulaarachnid my fiancé suggested spelling Tadgh like Tige but imo it wouldn't be an Irish name anymore 😔

[@insulaarachnid]

@@riancleary2574 I totally get what you are saying but it also occurred to me that these names are probably much older than the current English alphabet and therefore the phonetics is probably what I focus on! I love how they sound and the meanings :-)

[@riancleary2574]

@@insulaarachnid so do I. Being Irish I'm biased haha I love the meaning, history and heritage. Living in Canada its a connection to my heritage

[@thequietman760]

My son is named Tadhg but we spell it without the 'h' Tadg which is the original Irish spelling of the name. We double barrelled his name 'Tadg-Geroid, Geroid is Irish for Gareth and Gerard.

[@DLM440]

Darragh 😍😍😍

[@Mark-in8ju]

Have you heard of the band Celtic Woman?

[@Floweroftheprairie2720]

I can’t believe you didn’t do Faolan! It means little wolf. As I understand it it’s pronounced Fway lawn. Lawn because there is a fada (sp?) over the second a.

[@jgog59]

How about the Irish name Caol which is Kyle in English

[@lupinewoof]

What about a name that would be linked to the ocean? Similar to Lochlan, but from the ocean instead of lakes?

[@eaglemexhicoault1677]

Físeán den scoth bean álainn👍😍👍😍💓😍💓😍 beannachtaí ó Mheicsiceo🇲🇽💓🇮🇪👏🌹👏🌹👏

[@WolfeMomma]

💗💗💗

[@GabiOlivs]

nicee

[@amberballard3157]

Doesn't Gleann mean Valley?

[@susansobon]

The swedish name is Malin

[@aaronkelley297]

I am a full-blooded fourth generation Irish-american my first name is Aaron my last name is Kelley We were taught even with our last name if it has 1E Kelly or kelley Was the separation from Protestants and catholics My mother was very biblical and as Irish we were very close to Hebrews We had a lot of fighting my daddy would drink my mother did not do anything it was church on Sunday homemade Irish stew with red Irish potatoes We erase we are not English so we're not white Which is a skin tone race and there's 3 stripes on the Irish flag Green-white and orangeAnd it stands for the green is the Irish the white is the English the Orange are blacksAnd it stands for the green is the Irish the white is the English the Orange are blacksIn the Irish separates the blacks from the whites And in Ireland it would be separation protestants and catholics We try to keep our history alive they teach black history in school for 30 days date and I the desistance of Irish teachings in history even on the Birth Certificate they try to wipe out Irish-american and put carcasion The Caucasian is a mountain beside Russia and Irish are the last Europeans to come into America we had to take the worst jobs there's an old saying a white man gets a quarter for the job a black man gets a damn in the Irish gets a nickel

[@88IrishEyes]

Man I don't know who told you what our flag means but thats an absolute lie, the green represents catholics, the orange represents protestants and the white is for peace between them. It has absloutly nothing to do with whites and blacks

[@marymahar8446]

😊

[@aaronkelley297]

I love your accent it sounds like a Southern American with the European Mo family have accents people ask where did they come from nobody sounds like they're from Ireland but somehow we have an accent my first son would say I for yes I never corrected it nobody told it to him Is something passed down to the bloodline and I was told that we were Irish but vikings came in and took over the land and wouldn't the children were of the age that they push The Vikings back out they try to breed out the womenThey wiped out the men forced women with children of vikings but we became a Celtics Which means we have the temper of The Vikings we have the Warrior in us but we have a cold introduction is separated from the VikingI love everything to do with our history

[@glennmcmaster8036]

You forgot Glenn! 😔

[@DLM440]

She didn’t. It’s at 4:25 !

[@amberballard3157]

She didn't really fully extrapolate on it though