Old/ unusual Irish boys names

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We are Irish living in Ireland and considering an Irish name.
Not one of the "common" names like Cian, Sean, Liam, Cillian, Peadar, Micheal , Fiachra, Conn, Fionn, Oisin, Naoise etc

Not one of the ones that have become popular recently as family/ friends have got there first!
Eg Odhran, Rian, Tiernan, Tadhg

We are thus leaning towards an unusual/ old name that is not commonly used. I will get a book but as the weekend is coming up I'd love to have a few suggestions

(Excuse my lack of fadas!)

Grma

Lorcan?

Fergal
Padraig
Darragh
Daithi
Felim
Finbar
Fintan
Cathal
Rory

Fiacre
Ultan

Connla
Senan
Setanta
Fionntan
Feidhlim

Tuinean

It's not really unusual but it's never caught the uk imagination; Diarmuid

Fiachra?

Wander around a few graveyards, especially in rural areas.

Donal? Colm?

I've always liked Ferdia

I love Cael

Fintan, Conleth.

And Donnacha

Iarla
Donnacha
Daithi

Also excuse my lack of fadas!

Not an Irish name, so already failing the brief , but I really like Thaddeus which used to be a common name in Ireland.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=-4oUMJHa-ZM#menu

A friend has recently named their son Cuan which a like.

*I

Turlough, donnacha, cristor
Also excuse the lack of fadas 😅

Oh, Deadringer's suggestion is good. Cael is a great name.

Padraig...my son was to be called that until I realised he would be like a famous golfer too! Lol!

We've got Lorcan, Conleth, Tiernan and Darragh on our longlist.

Has Tiernan become really popular? We're in Scotland and it's not common here.

Laserian
Cormac
Cathal
Moling
Eanna
Eamon
Ruadhan
Giollaiosa
Fachtna
Luan
Eoghan
Eoin
Ailill
Caoilte

@MrsScrubbithatescleaning great idea!

@LifesNotDoneYet we have one Tiernan in the family anyway. I think it's making a comeback

@generalh is that where the H comes from?!

@powershowerforanhour thank you I hadn't thought of videos . I love Cuan

@Deadringer Carl pronounced Kale (to rhyme with Gael?)

My County Kildare grandad was Terrace.

@LifesNotDoneYet I think it's a beautiful name but I cannot get the association of it being a second name as well. I always thinking of the comedian Tommy Tiernan.