Irish-gaelic Baby Boy Names

Name	Meaning	Origins	Gender
Mcclane	son of the servant/devotee of (Saint) John	Irish (Gaelic), Scottish	Boy
Peader	rock, stone	Irish (Gaelic)	Boy
Rennan	little seal (diminutive of rón, 'seal')	Irish (Gaelic)	Boy
Rioghbhardan	Royal bard; literally "king's little bard"	Irish (Gaelic)	Boy
Rorie	Red king; 'red-haired king' (from Gaelic ruadh 'red' + rí 'king')	Irish (Gaelic), Scottish	Boy
Roy	Commonly "king" (Old French); also associated with "red" or "red-haired" (Gaelic).	French, Irish (Gaelic), Scottish	Boy
Ruaraid	From Gaelic elements meaning "red" and "king" (often interpreted as "red king" or "red-haired king").	Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Gaelic	Boy
Seafra	Likely derived from Geoffrey meaning roughly 'pledge/peace' (approx. 'peaceful pledge' or 'territory peace'); if treated as a modern coinage it may be interpreted as evoking the sea	Irish (Gaelic)	Boy
Seamus	Supplanter	Irish, Irish (Gaelic)	Boy
Sennen	From Old Irish 'sen' ('old') + diminutive '-án' - 'little old one' or 'young elder'; linked to Saint Senán	Irish, Irish (Gaelic)	Boy
Seosamh	'God will increase' / 'He will add' (from Hebrew)	Irish (Gaelic)	Boy