Eire

Éire is the Irish language name for the island of Ireland, and by extension, for the sovereign state of Ireland. The name derives from the Old Irish word Ériu, who was a goddess of Ireland in Irish mythology. She is often considered a personification of the island itself. The name has deep roots in Irish culture and history, symbolizing the land and its people.

While primarily a geographical and national designation, Éire has been occasionally adopted as a given name, particularly in Ireland, to express patriotism or a connection to Irish heritage. Its use as a personal name is relatively rare compared to its primary function as the name of the country.