Clodagh is a beautiful and unique Irish name that has been used for centuries. Originating from originates from the Irish language and is derived from the term 'clodaigh,' which means 'stony.' It is primarily associated with the River Clodagh in Ireland, giving it the additional meaning of 'Name of an Irish River'. The name is derived from the Waterford river and has been a popular choice in Ireland, although it remains relatively rare outside the country. Clodagh is pronounced as 'KLOH-dah' and has a rich history in Irish mythology and folklore, symbolizing a connection to nature and the element of water.
