Sharon Wood
What can be more elegant than a classic British dog name? If you want to honor your dog, give him/her a name from the following list.
- Harry (Germany) – home ruler. Not of UK or Ireland origin but Harry Potter and Prince Harry are popular in Britain
- Fiona (Ireland) – white, fair
- Kerry (Ireland) — dark princess
- Kent (Wales) — white
- Dermont (Ireland) — free man
- Gilda (England) — golden
- Deirdre (Ireland) — sad one
- Aidan (Ireland) – fiery one
- Cedric (England) – chief
- Keira (Ireland) – black haired
- Inis (Ireland) — from the river island
- Diva (Ireland) — divine one
- Griffin (Wales) — strong in faith
- Conor (Ireland) – strong-willed
- Rhiannon (England) — sacred queen
- Quinn (Ireland) — wise
- Keely (Ireland) — beautiful
- Bran (England) – strong
- Ian (Scotland) — gift from God
- Neala (Ireland) — champion
- Bridget (Ireland) — strong
- Pierce (England) — rock
- Dinsmore (Ireland) – from the hill fort
- Gordon (Scotland) – from the marshes
- Maeve (Ireland) — Goddess of song
- Delia (Wales) — dark
- Nell (England) — shining light
- Alma (Ireland) — all good
- Iona (Scotland) — dove
- Mirna (Ireland) — tender
- Ethne (Ireland) — fire
- Meryl (England) — falcon
- Romney (England) — winding river
- Norris (Scotland) — from the north
- Moira (Ireland) — bitter
- Briann (England) — strong, ascending
- Colin (Ireland) – young child, peaceful dove
- Bree (Ireland) — strong
- Alfie (England) – variation or Alfred, meaning sage or wise
- Rogan (Ireland) — red-haired
- Bowden (England) – messenger
- Oliver (England) — from the olive tree; symbolizes fruitfulness and dignity
- Shane (Ireland) – God is gracious
- Angus (Scotland) – exceptional
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