Ceilidh is a traditional Scottish and Irish social gathering, meaning "visit" or "gathering" in Gaelic. Originally, it was a simple social visit, but over time, it evolved to include music, dancing, and storytelling. Today, ceilidhs are vibrant events where people come together to bond, reminisce, sing, and dance. The name Ceilidh has also been adopted as a given name, symbolizing a lively and communal spirit. Its use has changed from a term for a specific event to a name that reflects the joy and camaraderie of such gatherings.
