Irish Dog Names
Irish names are becoming ever more popular for kids and pets. If you're looking for a name that's Irish or has to do with Ireland for your new dog, we have some ideas for you. Not only that, but we've provided some ideas of ways to tweak some of them to make them even more doggie darling.
Male Irish Dog Names
Here are some male Irish names and ways to give them a canine twist:
| Irish Name | Pronunciation | Canine Flair |
|---|---|---|
| Aengus | eng-iss | Fangus |
| Clover | clove-er | Clover isn't Irish, but it's associated with Ireland in people's minds, and it's cute. |
| Conry | con-ree | Meaning "king of hounds," this is a fun dog name. |
| Dagda | dawg-duh | Dogda |
| Grania | graw-nya | Growlnia |
| Guinness | Gih-niss | Guinness is a strong-sounding name for a male dog, and it reminds everyone of a favored Irish drink. |
| Lucky Charm | luck-ee char-m | This one isn't Irish, but it makes us think of Ireland. |
| Rogan | row-gun | Rogan means "redhead," so it would be adorable for a red dog. |
Female Irish Dog Names
Here are some female Irish names and ways to give them a canine twist:
| Irish Name | Pronunciation | Canine Flair |
|---|---|---|
| Colleen | caw-leen | Claween |
| Claddagh | klah-duh | Clawdagh |
| Darcy | dar-cee | Darcy means dark-haired one, and is a great name for a darkly colored dog. |
| Emerald | em-er-uld | Emerald is a beautiful green color associated with the gorgeous scenery in Ireland. |
| Fiona | fee-oh-nuh | Furona |
| Roison | ro-sheen | Ruffson |
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