Irish-gaelic Baby Girl Names

Name	Meaning	Origins	Gender
Morrigan	From Old Irish mórrígan, commonly interpreted as 'great queen' (also rendered 'phantom/terror queen'); name of a war/sovereignty goddess in Irish mythology.	Irish, Irish (Gaelic)	Girl
Muireachan	Diminutive of Muire (Máire/Mary) - 'little Mary' (affectionate)	Irish (Gaelic)	Girl
Muirenn	Sea-born; 'belonging to the sea' (from muir 'sea' + suffix)	Irish, Irish (Gaelic)	Girl
Murron	Derived from Gaelic roots, likely meaning "sea‑born" or "belonging to the sea" (related to Muireann/Muirne)	Irish (Gaelic), Scottish	Girl
Nighinn	girl, daughter	Irish (Gaelic), Scottish Gaelic	Girl
Raicheal	Ewe; female sheep (symbolically gentle, pure)	Hebrew, Irish (Gaelic)	Girl
Rhona	Likely from Gaelic rón 'seal' (related to Rónán, 'little seal') or as a variant of Hebrew Rona meaning 'song' or 'joy'.	Irish (Gaelic), Scottish	Girl
Saile	sea; of the sea (alternate/related meaning: willow)	Irish (Gaelic)	Girl
Sionagh	Likely 'God is gracious' (probably a Gaelic variant of Siobhán/Joan)	Irish (Gaelic), Scottish	Girl