Kerie

Those with Irish ancestry may have a particular interest in Kerie. Kerie is a unique spelling of Kerry, a gender-neutral name, possibly derived from Ciarán, meaning “dark” or “dark-haired.” Also a county in southwestern Ireland, Kerry, known as Ciarraí in Irish, is a popular tourist destination due to its striking natural beauty, from tall mountains to pristine beaches. Known as the Kingdom of Ciar in the 6th century, County Kerry is still referred to as The Kingdom. Whether your little king or queen is dark-haired or not, they’re bound to be as beautiful as their namesake county.