Irish names often reflect the rich cultural heritage and history of Ireland. Many names have Gaelic origins, with meanings tied to nature, geography, or historical figures. Common Irish surnames include O'Brien, Murphy, and Kelly, which often indicate lineage or ancestry, such as "descendant of" or "son of." In addition to surnames, first names like Siobhán and Liam are popular in Ireland and have specific meanings. Siobhán means "God is gracious," while Liam translates to "strong-willed warrior." These names are not only significant in Irish culture but have also gained popularity worldwide.