A given name, particularly common in Ireland, derived from Irish/Gaelic origins; also a common English surname.
From Irish 'Conchobhar,' composed of 'con' (possibly meaning 'head') and 'cobar' (possibly meaning 'lover' or 'high'). The name has been borne by Irish kings and heroes throughout history.
The name Conor experienced a massive renaissance in the 2000s—partly due to Irish immigration patterns and partly due to famous athletes and public figures, showing how celebrity influences which names parents choose for their children in real time!
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