Gaelic boys names

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Our favourite boys names are Ruairidh and Aedan. Any other Gaelic influenced boy name suggestions? We prefer names which arent too "out there"

Any help appreciated

Daithí is Irish for David. I think it's a lovely name. It's pronounced like D-th-aa hee. But the th bit is really subtle. I don't really know how to explain it!

@pangur2 lovely name.... But unfortunately I have a slight speech impediment and I dont think I can get that one completely right

What about Darragh? Pronounced the same as Dara

Callan
Oisin
Cormac
Struan
Keir

Senan
Tiarnan

Darragh and Callan are both going on the list.

I love Struan but it's the name of one of my oldest friends and not sure about whether it would be weird to use that.

Innes
Lorne
Torin

I love Darragh!

Cuán
Faolán
Sé
Might be too specifically Irish though.

Aonghus?

Tadgh

Colm

When you say Gaelic were you looking for names from any particular country?

By Gaelic I assume you mean Scottish, rather than Irish?

Alasdair
Dougal
Blair
Niall
Kirk
Iain

Cailean

Oisín
Séadhna
Ruairí
Dánann
Fionn
Lorcán

My family is Scottish, my husband's Irish. So I tend to prefer Scottish names but he doesn't agree!

Some great suggestions here thanks everyone

Ruaidhri (Pronounced Rory)

Where im from its pronounced Roori

Rory is a completely different name.....

Yep it's pronounced Roory in Scotland

....although I did know someone with that spelling pronounced Rory, he was Welsh

Fergus

Alasdair
Seumas/Hamish
Lachlan
Calum
Ruaraidh
Cailean
Odhran/Oran
Raghnall

Hope you find one you like!

Padraig, the Irish for Patrick. Sorley, which is the anglicisation of Somhairle, from the Old Norse Somarliðr meaning ‘summer traveller’.

I love Scottish gaelic names. Where I went to school, a lot of my classmates had gaelic as first language and gaelic names.

Eachann (Hector)
Ossian (though technically not Scottish gaelic)
Tasgall
Fergus
Blair

I love Struan, my husband disagreed and said no.