Looking for good Irish name for a boy (baby, boy names, boys)

[womanpower]

I'm looking for a good Irish name for a boy. I don't really believe in handing down a lastname. So I'm looking for a full name: first middle and last.

Any suggestions?

[Cliff Clavin]

Kevin McHale.

[s_dot1985]

In general, Irish people's first names are a mix of English names and Irish names but here is a list of Irish male first names:
Irish Boy Names - Irish baby boys names, meanings and origins

The majority of the list are Irish names that are derived from old gaelic names and some are English names after famous Irish poeple (or apostles) of the same name. But there are some really obsecure names in there that i have never heard of anybody ever called in Ireland.

Surnames:
100 Irish surnames explained,Irish Genealogy,Irish coats of arms,How to start the search for your Irish roots,family crests,genealogy,Irish roots,heritage,Ireland,ancestry,decendants

The majority of Irish people use the English verison of their surname but some use the gaelic verison.

[ElizaTeal]

Collin Stewart

[s_dot1985]

Originally Posted by zonababe

Collin Stewart

Stewart is Scottish

[Bob Lanata]

I always like the name Liam for a male. I know a few Liams and they were both cool guys. I found this post in the "Boston" forum

[jasper12]

Sean Patrick, Micheal Liam, Joseph Richard, Charles Joseph...always called "CJ"...You want an Irish last name too?
Killian, Houlihan, O'Malley...

[Sweetbottoms]

Keegan , Liam, Seamus , collin, Kelly, Patrick, Thomas

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

Naoise

[lauramc27]

I like the names Callum, Patrick, Aedan and Coilin.