Well Tristan is actually a Welsh name, not Irish, but you get the Irish feel with Tristan Brennan and I do love the whole name.
Keagan Ryan or Keagan Sean, Keagan Patrick,all sound good.
Declan is also quite neat. Not one you hear often as we are hearing more and more Caden and Aidens.

Bryna or Brenna I like, nn Bree, but not really Brea. Cassidy Megan was what my last child would have been if he had been a girlI love Keira. So many names would go with it as a middle name, such as:
Chevonne(there are multiple spellings of this popular Irish name),
Colleen,Eileen, Fiona,Hayley,Maeve, Rosheen, Ryann,Shea,. These i got off of an Irish name site.
Many names we think are Irish really are not, but they do have that sound.
Go to the home page here and click onto the irish or gaelic name list. This should help you a lot. Good luck!!

Thanks susieqzee! From what I've heard, the name Tristan has several origins (including Welsh, English, and Celtic). For a boy, my husband and I both really like Declan Michael. I really like the sound of Keagan Patrick too!

Now comes the dilemma, if it's a girl I really like the name Keira Gracelyn. My husband however has decided that he loves the name Caden for a girl. We would probably change the spelling if we used it to make it look more feminine. What does everyone think?? Caidyn, Caiden, Kayden...

I like Keira, but not Caden, for a girl. I think Keira compliments Tristan nicely.


These are all the variations of Caden that made the most popular list for boys. (us social security database)
Caden
Cayden
Caiden
Kaden
Kayden
Kaiden
Kaeden
Kadyn
Kadin