| Meaning | wealthy protector |
| Origin | Irish |
| Gender | Boy |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 6 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Ea-monn |
Authentic Irish character permeates this distinguished traditional choice. The unique spelling preserves cultural authenticity while the pronunciation remains accessible. Parents selecting this version demonstrate commitment to honoring Irish heritage rather than opting for anglicized alternatives. The two-syllable structure creates strong, balanced rhythm with the vowel-heavy opening providing melodic warmth. This name appeals to those valuing cultural preservation, traditional naming practices, and distinctive spelling that tells a story. The double consonants add visual interest and authentic Gaelic flavor, distinguishing it immediately from common variants. Eamonn carries associations with Irish history, literature, and cultural pride. The name works beautifully in both casual and formal contexts, demonstrating versatility despite its specificity. Parents choosing this spelling make a deliberate statement about cultural connection and appreciation for authentic traditional forms over simplified modern adaptations.
| Ea |
| Eam |
| Mony |
| Mon |
| Eamonn Andrews | Irish television presenter |
| Eamonn Dolan | Irish football coach and player |
| Eamonn Duggan | Irish revolutionary |
| Eamonn Holmes | Northern Irish television presenter |
| Eamonn McCann | Irish socialist activist |
| Eamonn O'Keeffe | Irish musician and composer |
| Eamonn Walker | British actor |
| Eamonn Butler | British economist and author |
| Eamonn Magee | Northern Irish boxer |
| Eamonn Bannon | Scottish footballer |
| Eamonn Vereker | Irish politician |
| Eamonn Solon | Irish-American politician |
| Eamonn Grennan | Irish poet and writer |
| Eamonn Wall | Irish poet and professor |
| Eamonn Ryan | Irish Gaelic football manager |
| Eamonn Coghlan | Irish-American politician |
| Eamonn Mulvihill | Irish fiddler |
| Eamonn Campbell | Irish musician - The Dubliners |
| Eamonn McCrystal | Irish singer and musician |
| Eamonn DeValera | Character in James Joyce's "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" |
| Eamonn "Ned" Devine | Character in the film "Waking Ned Devine" |
| Eamonn Maloney | Character in the film "Angela's Ashes" |
| Eamonn Collins | Character in the film "In the Name of the Father" |
| Eamonn Tiernan | Character in the TV series "Derry Girls" |
| Eamonn Farren | Character in the TV series "Line of Duty" |
| Eamonn Madden | Character in the TV series "Red Rock" |
| Eamonn "Birdie" Bird | Character in the film "The Commitments" |
| Eamonn Docherty | Character in the TV series "The Fall" |
| Eamonn O'Sullivan | Character in the TV series "Fair City" |
| Eamonn Duggan | Character in the play "The Plough and the Stars" by Sean O'Casey |
| Eamonn Rooney | Character in the film "The Van" |
| Eamonn Bannon | Character in the TV series "Scrapheap Challenge" |
| Eamonn Morrissey | Character in the TV series "The Clinic" |
| Eamonn McGarvey | Character in the TV series "Striking Out" |
| Eamonn Sweeney | Character in the TV series "Ros na Rún" |
| Eamonn Harvey | Character in the TV series "Love/Hate" |
| Eamonn McBride | Character in the novel "A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing" by Eimear McBride |
| Eamonn Hunter | Character in the TV series "Holby City" |