How popular is the baby name Dylan in the United States right now? How popular was it historically? Use the popularity graph and data table below to find out! Plus, see all the blog posts that mention the name Dylan.
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The top baby names in the Republic of Ireland last year were Sophie and Jack.
Here are Ireland’s top 50+ girl names and top 50 boy names of 2024:
Girl names
Sophie, 294 baby girls
Éabha, 293
Grace, 291
Emily, 290
Fiadh, 286
Lily, 253
Olivia, 246
Amelia, 220
Sadie, 216
Mia, 213
Lucy, 204
Freya, 196
Isla, 193
Ella, 192
Ellie, 190
Croía, 188
Emma, 187 (tie)
Maya, 187 (tie)
Sophia, 180
Chloe, 179 (tie)
Hannah, 179 (tie)
Molly, 171
Evie, 167
Saoirse, 164
Sofia, 154
Ava, 152
Robyn, 148
Millie, 145
Anna, 140
Ruby, 134
Caoimhe, 131 (tie)
Rosie, 131 (tie)
Róisín, 126
Bonnie, 123
Erin, 120 (tie)
Isabelle, 120 (tie)
Cara, 118
Sadhbh, 117
Holly, 115
Éala, 114
Annie, 112
Clodagh, 109 (tie)
Daisy, 109 (tie)
Hazel, 108
Aoife, 107 (tie)
Katie, 107 (tie)
Kate, 106 (tie)
Willow, 106 (tie)
Maisie, 105
Ada, 104 (tie)
Méabh, 104 (tie)
Boy names
Jack, 490 baby boys
Noah, 486
Rían, 432
Cillian, 352
James, 336
Tadhg, 318
Fionn, 304
Liam, 303
Oisín, 286
Charlie, 258
Daniel, 257
Finn, 255
Theo, 252
Thomas, 226
Seán, 222
Patrick, 220
Michael, 218
Luke, 217
Conor, 210
Harry, 209
Tommy, 202
Leo, 201 (tie)
Páidí, 201 (tie)
Luca, 197
Adam, 188
Darragh, 184
Oliver, 181
Bobby, 179
John, 168
Jamie, 162 (tie)
Kai, 162 (tie)
Oscar, 159
Cian, 158 (tie)
Max, 158 (tie)
Ollie, 157
Alex, 155
Callum, 154
Sonny, 147
Dylan, 141
David, 134
Ben, 132
Matthew, 131
Caelan, 128
Alexander, 127
Muhammad, 126
Ryan, 124
Arthur, 119
Arlo, 118
Alfie, 117
Shay, 107
The trendy name Croía (pronounced KREE-a) rose from 95th in 2020, to 52nd in 2021, to 38th in 2022, to 24th in 2023, to 16th last year. Do you think it will reach the top 10 in 2025?
Speaking of names on the upswing, the fastest-rising girl names in the top 100 were Maya (in terms of number of babies) and Rhea (in terms of rank). Likewise, the fastest-rising boy names in the top 100 were Rían (in terms of number of babies) and Caleb (in terms of rank).
And what about the names at the other end of the spectrum? Here’s a selection of the names given to just 3 babies each in Ireland last year:
Back in 1997, the western U.S. state of Colorado welcomed 56,505 babies.
What were the most popular names among these babies? Hannah and Jacob, according to data from the Health Statistics Section of Colorado’s Department of Public Health and Environment.
The state also revealed the top names within each of its three largest racial/ethnic groups, which it defined as “White/non-Hispanic,” “White/Hispanic,” and “Black.”
Number of babies
Top girl name
Top boy name
White/non-Hispanic
38,729 (69%)
Hannah
Jacob
White/Hispanic
12,951 (23%)
Jessica
Jose
Black
2,582 (5%)
Jasmine
Isaiah
Here are Colorado’s top 50 girl names (overall) and top 50 boy names (overall) of 1997:
Girl names
Hannah
Emily
Jessica
Sarah
Madison
Samantha
Taylor
Alexandra
Ashley
Megan
Elizabeth
Rachel
Alyssa
Alexis
Lauren
Emma
Kayla
Morgan
Amanda
Brianna
Jennifer
Jordan
Abigail
Victoria
Nicole
Brittany
Rebecca
Danielle
Katherine
Sierra
Anna
Mariah
Olivia
Amber
Sydney
Stephanie
Jasmine
Brooke
Haley
Maria
Kaitlyn
Gabrielle
Savannah
Allison
Marissa
Bailey
Courtney
Sara
Erin
Mackenzie
Boy names
Jacob
Michael
Matthew
Joshua
Austin
Tyler
Andrew
Christopher
Nicholas
Brandon
Daniel
Ryan
Joseph
Zachary
David
Alexander
Anthony
John
James
Benjamin
Kyle
Samuel
William
Justin
Jonathan
Dylan
Christian
Jordan
Cody
Robert
Nathan
Aaron
Thomas
Eric
Connor
Cameron
Jose
Noah
Adam
Logan
Isaiah
Sean
Gabriel
Caleb
Jack
Cole
Kevin
Trevor
Ethan
Ian
How do these rankings stack up against the U.S. Social Security Administration’s 1997 rankings for Colorado?
The boy names look similar, but there are two significant discrepancies among the girl names: Alexandra ranked 11 spots lower (19th vs. 8th) and Gabrielle ranked 33 spots lower (75th vs. 42nd) on the federal government’s list.
Other names bestowed in Colorado in 1997 included “Elway, Jamaica, and Mars for baby boys, and October, November, Paradise, and Rejoice for baby girls.”
Elway was no doubt inspired by John Elway, the longtime Denver Broncos quarterback who was about to lead the team to its first Super Bowl victory (in January of 1998).
Speaking of Colorado baby names with historical significance…here are posts about Denver (b. 1859), Colorado (b. 1859), Salida (b. 1881), and Silver Dollar (b. 1889).
Did you know that you can find old vital statistics reports for the City of Philadelphia on the city’s website? And that most of these reports include baby name rankings?
I don’t want you to have to comb through a bunch of PDFs to find Philly’s historical top-ten lists, though, so — just as with New York City and Austin — I gathered all of them into a single blog post.
I was able to track down eleven sets of rankings — six covering 2005 to 2010, five covering 2012 to 2016. Eight of them also happen to include total numbers of babies.
2016
The most popular baby names in Philadelphia in 2016.
Finally, because Philadelphia and New York City are relatively close to one another, I thought I’d compare/contrast the rankings above with the NYC rankings for the same years (2005 to 2016, excluding 2011).
Parents in both cities often liked the same names, but not always at the same time, or to the same degree. During the years that Kayla ranked #1 in Philly, for instance, it was already on the decline in NYC.
Here are all the names that reached the top 10 at least twice in one city, but zero times in the other city:
The state of Arizona will likely welcome more than 77,000 babies in 2024.
What will the top baby names of the year be? Olivia and Liam, according to provisional data released in late December, 2024, by the Arizona Department of Health Services.
Here are Arizona’s projected top 50 girl names and top 50 boy names of 2024:
Girl names
Olivia
Emma
Isabella
Sophia
Amelia
Mia
Camila
Charlotte
Sofia
Luna
Evelyn
Aurora
Aria
Violet
Ava
Gianna
Penelope
Eliana
Elena
Ellie
Valentina
Hazel
Layla
Mila
Lily
Emily
Harper
Ivy
Scarlett
Chloe
Emilia
Leilani
Delilah
Eleanor
Elizabeth
Victoria
Nora
Avery
Maria
Abigail
Nova
Ella
Madison
Liliana
Grace
Daisy
Natalia
Genesis
Athena
Maya
Boy names
Liam
Noah
Mateo
Sebastian
Oliver
Elijah
Alexander
Benjamin
Daniel
Julian
Santiago
Michael
James
Ethan
Aiden
David
Angel
Logan
Mason
Jacob
Ezra
Gabriel
William
Adrian
Isaac
Levi
Anthony
Lucas
Joseph
Ezekiel
Wyatt
Elias
Luke
Samuel
Jose
Henry
Isaiah
Jackson
Matthew
Jayden
Jesus
Luis
Jack
Theodore
Dylan
Carter
Owen
Andrew
Lincoln
Grayson
In the girls’ top 10, Sofia replaced Evelyn.
In the boys’ top 10, Alexander, Daniel, and Julian replaced Santiago, Ezra, and Levi.
And Juniper, which was the #1 girl name in Arizona’s Coconino County in 2022, only managed to rank 90th state-wide in 2024.
If you’d like to see Arizona’s projected rankings for 2023, you can find them in this post.
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