The book, titled Irish Baby Names: What They Mean And How To Pronounce Them, provides the backstory and pronunciation guide ...

The most popular baby names in Ireland for 2026 have been predicted and we can expect to see some classic Irish names rising ...

If you're a follower of the most recent baby girl name trends, the top ones are all over the map. Olivia — the most popular baby girl name in the United States, according to the Social Security ...

Do you know your Gearóid from your Gobnait? Your Fearghal from your Muirgheal? To the untrained eye, Irish names can seem like a daunting ambush of rogue consonants and surprise vowels. That’s because ...

(CNN) — Do you know your Gearóid from your Gobnait? Your Fearghal from your Muirgheal? To the untrained eye, Irish names can seem like a daunting ambush of gibberish. That’s because while the Irish ...

Several names with Irish origins have been deemed "cool" for 2023 by baby name consultants. In a new feature on the phenomenon that is 'baby name consultancy' - where “parents-to-be can pay for a ...

April 9 is National Name Yourself Day and a quirky new survey has revealed how the Irish feel about traditional Irish names, from baby names to nicknames. From Cillian Murphy to Saoirse Ronan, Liam ...

Pamela Redmond, founder of baby-naming website Nameberry, tells TODAY.com that "plenty of undiscovered Irish baby names are still ripe for import." "The baby names here are all widely used in ...

The Irish name Sile, meaning 'sky' or 'heaven', offers a beautiful Celtic choice with spiritual significance and lyrical ...

Finding out you’re going to have a baby is one of the most magical and exciting moments in a woman’s life. But before your baby arrives earthside, there is so much you have to do, from decorating your ...

Discover why the rare Irish baby name Lir is a unique choice for your baby boy and where the beautiful name stems from ...

Story and audio by Maureen O’Hare, illustrations by Leah Abucayan, CNN (CNN) — Do you know your Gearóid from your Gobnait? Your Fearghal from your Muirgheal? To the untrained eye, Irish names can seem ...