Unisex Irish Names
Unisex Irish names are among the most popular Irish names today, especially in the US. Many gender neutral Irish names are last names used as firsts. But some unisex Irish names are traditionally used for both genders: Naoise, for instance, and Rory.
Kennedy
Meaning: misshapen head
Origin: Irish
Quinn
Meaning: descendent of Conn
Origin: Irish
Delaney
Meaning: dark challenger
Origin: Irish
Riley
Meaning: rye clearing; courageous
Origin: English, Irish
Rowan
Meaning: rowan tree; little redhead
Origin: Scottish and Irish
Collins
Meaning: people of victory or pup
Origin: Surname derived from Nicholas or Colin
Finn
Meaning: white, fair
Origin: Irish
Bellamy
Meaning: fine friend
Origin: English and Irish from French
Kieran
Meaning: little dark one
Origin: Irish
Flynn
Meaning: descendant of the red-haired one
Origin: Irish
Finley
Meaning: fair-haired hero
Origin: Irish and Scottish
Maguire
Meaning: son of the beige one
Origin: Irish
Origin: English from French, d'Arcy
Sean
Meaning: God is gracious
Origin: Irish variation of John
Murphy
Meaning: sea warrior
Origin: Irish
Casey
Meaning: brave in battle
Origin: Irish
