Éamonn is a traditional Irish name, often used for boys. It is derived from the Old Irish name Éamonn, which means "wealthy protector." The name has been popular in Ireland for centuries and is sometimes anglicized as Edmund. Many notable figures bear the name Éamonn, including Éamonn de Valera, a prominent Irish politician and one of the founding fathers of the modern Irish state. The name is also associated with various cultural references in Irish literature and folklore, reflecting its deep roots in Irish heritage.