Éogan is a name of Irish origin, often associated with historical figures and places in Ireland. It is derived from the Old Irish name "Eógan," which means "born of the yew tree." The name has been borne by various kings and leaders throughout Irish history, particularly in the context of the Uí Néill dynasty. In modern times, Éogan can also refer to several locations in Ireland, such as Eoganacht, a region associated with a group of Gaelic clans. The name remains popular in Ireland and among those of Irish descent, reflecting a rich cultural heritage linked to the country's history and mythology.