Male Names Female Names
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| Christine: | "Christian." |
| Ciannait: | (KEE-nat, or KIN-nat) ancient Irish name; Kinnat, Keenat. |
| Ciar: | (KEE-ar) Old Irish=ciar "dark." Saint Ciar of Killkeary has 2 feast days- Jan. 5 and Oct. 16. |
| Ciar: | (KEER) saint(s') name; ciar "dark" or "black." Ciara (KEE-a-ra), Ceire (KEHR), Kiera, Keara. |
| Cinnie: | "beauty." |
| Clare: | "bright, clear." |
| Cliona: | (KLEE-a-na) Old Irish=name Clidna. In legend, Clidna was the name of one of the three beautiful daughters of the poet Manannan mac Lir. A fairy of the same name was the guardian spirit of the MacCarthys. Modern Irish Cliodhna. |
| Clodagh: | (KLOH-da) from the name of rivers in Counties Tipperary and Waterford. |
| Cochrann: | (KAW-kran) Old Irish=coch "red", might be meaning "a red-haired woman." In legends of Finn mac Cumaill, Cochrann was the mother of the irresistable Diarmaid. |
| Colleen: | derived from the Celtic word for "girl." |
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