Displayed on this page are Irish names 181 to 200. Within them, the name Kelly (English and Irish) was the most popular in 2008 with a rank of #248 and a usage of 0.0677%, followed by Kiera (English and Irish) and Keely (English and Irish), while uncommon Irish names include Keavy (Irish and Scottish), Keeleigh (English and Irish), Keeley (English and Irish), Keelin (Irish), Keeva (Irish), Keighley (English and Irish), Kerigan (Irish), Kerrigan (Irish), Kerrin (Irish), Laoise (Irish), Leannan (Irish), Litia (Irish), Líle (Irish), Luíseach (Irish), Mab (English and Irish), Madailéin (Irish), and Maev (Irish).
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IRISH NAMES: | Keavy | fair, comely, gentle ... is used largely in the Irish and Scottish ... |
| Keeleigh | graceful; slender and ... mostly in English and Irish, and its language of ... |
Keeley  | graceful; slender and ... used in the English and Irish languages. ... |
| Keelin | slender and fair ... it is used mainly in Irish ... |
Keely  842 | graceful; slender and ... in the English and Irish languages ... |
| Keeva | fair, comely, gentle ... is largely used in the Irish language and its origin ... |
| Keighley | graceful; descendant ... its use, English and Irish. ... |
Kelly  248 | church, monastery ...It is used mainly in English and Irish ... |
| Kerigan | black ... is used mainly in the Irish language ... |
| Kerrigan | black ... it is used largely in Irish. ... |
| Kerrin | descendants of Ciar ... is mainly used in Irish and its language of ... |
Kiera  315 | little dark one, little ... largely in English and Irish. ... |
| Laoise | fame, loud; fighter, ... is used mainly in the Irish language. ... |
| Leannan | sweetheart ... girl name Leannan is of Irish Gaelic origin and it is ... |
| Litia | joy, happiness ... Litia is mainly used in Irish and it is of Latin ... |
| Líle | lily ... is used mainly in the Irish language. ... |
| Luíseach | shining one ... has its origins in the Irish language and it is also ... |
| Mab | intoxicating, she who ... in the English and Irish languages ... |
| Madailéin | of Magdala ... is largely used in Irish and it is derived from ... |
| Maev | intoxicating, she who ... Maev is mainly used in Irish and it is of Celtic ... |
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