Displayed on this page are Irish names 141 to 160. Within these names, the English and Irish Connor was the most popular in 2008 with a rank of #57 and a usage of 0.3599%, followed by Conor, which is also used in the English and Irish languages; rare Irish names include the Irish Colom, Colomb, Colum, the English and Irish Con, the Irish Conaire, Conall, Conchobar, Conchobhar, Condon, Congal, Conleth, the English and Irish Conn, the Irish and Scottish Connan, the Irish Connell, Connlaodh, Cormac, Críostóir, and finally the Irish Cuinn.
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IRISH NAMES: | Colom | dove ... is used mainly in the Irish language. ... |
| Colomb | dove ... predominantly used in Irish. ... |
| Colum | dove ... primarily used in the Irish language and it is of ... |
| Con | leader, chief, high; ... used in the English and Irish languages, and its ... |
| Conaire | child of the hunting-dog ... has its origins in the Irish Gaelic language and it ... |
| Conall | mighty ... is mainly used in the Irish language and it is of ... |
| Conchobar | dog lover; high desire ... predominantly used in Irish. ... |
| Conchobhar | dog lover; high desire ... is used largely in the Irish language. ... |
| Condon | bold settlement ... is mainly used in the Irish language and its ... |
| Congal | mighty ... used in the Irish language. ... |
| Conleth | chief and lord ... is used largely in the Irish language ... |
| Conn | leader, chief, high; ... mainly in English and Irish ... |
| Connan | leader, chief, high; ... is primarily used in Irish and Scottish, and it is ... |
| Connell | mighty ... is used mainly in the Irish language. ... |
| Connlaodh | prudent fire ... predominantly in the Irish language and it is ... |
Connor  57 | dog lover; high desire ... in the English and Irish languages ... |
Conor  517 | dog lover; high desire ...Conor is used predominantly in English and Irish ... |
| Cormac | son of charioteer; impure son ... used in the Irish language ... |
| Críostóir | bearing Christ ... is used chiefly in the Irish language and it is ... |
| Cuinn | leader, chief, high ... is largely used in Irish and its origin is ... |
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