Names between cultures
Irish-American names that work in both cultures
39 names · 17 girls · 22 boys · Verified in US records
Irish-American is practically its own naming tradition — some of these names are now more common in Boston than in Dublin.
Why this list
From anglicized favorites to proudly Gaelic spellings, every one is verified in current US records.
I
Charts in both worlds
19 names
- Liam#1 in the US
- Nora#20 in the US
- Owen#31 in the US
- Riley#48 in the US
- Aiden#62 in the US
- Nolan#65 in the US
- Maeve#76 in the US
- Kennedy#85 in the US
- Quinn#97 in the US
- Declan#139 in the US
- Sloane#141 in the US
- Connor#166 in the US
- Molly#196 in the US
- Rory#199 in the US
- Finn#206 in the US
- Callahan#227 in the US
- Patrick#235 in the US
- Delaney#242 in the US
- Ronan#247 in the US
II
Heritage classics America embraces
11 names
III
Deep roots, distinctive here
9 names
Two families, two opinions
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