March baby? 10 unique Irish baby names that are not too popular yet

For the month that is in it.

March – and St. Patrick's Day – is only around the corner, and if you are expecting a little spring baby, why not opt for a gorgeous, home-grown Irish moniker? Irish names have been a popular choice for parents for several years now, and many are currently riding high in the name charts. However, if you are interested in finding a name that is not too popular yet, you do not need to settle. Just take a look at these 10 lovely names, suitably perfect for your little March baby: 1. Oilbhe Baby girls

This sweet girl's name is not too popular yet, and simply means 'olive.'

2. Aodh Baby boys Pronounced Ay,  this name is said to mean "fire". 3. Aithche Baby girls Aithche is the Irish version of Alicia, and a real sweet choice. we think. 4. Caelan Baby boys This handsome moniker means "warrior". 5. Bláth Baby girls The Anglicised version of this Irish name would be Flora – which we think makes for the perfect spring name. 6. Iollan Baby boys Pronounced Ul-an, this name's meaning is "one who worships a different god". 7. Caoilfhionn  Baby girls The Gaelic version of Keelin, we love this very traditional name. 8. Naomhán Simply described as meaning "holy" we love how unique this name is. 9. Éadaoin Baby girls In English, this name would be Edwina, but we much prefer the Irish version, to be honest. 10. Taveon Baby boys Again, a nature-inspired moniker perfect for spring; the name Taveon means "hillside".