Finbarr is a name of Irish origin, often associated with the meaning "fair-haired" or "white-haired." It is commonly used as a given name in Ireland and among those of Irish descent. The name is also linked to Saint Finbarr, the patron saint of Cork, who is known for founding a monastery in the 6th century. In addition to its historical significance, Finbarr is a popular name in various cultures and can be found in literature and media. It is sometimes used in fictional works, where characters named Finbarr may embody traits such as wisdom or leadership.