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Brian (sometimes spelled bryan in english) is a male given name of irish and breton origin, [1] as well as a surname of occitan origin Meaning of brian brian strolls in from the emerald hills of ireland, his name springing from the old gaelic brígh—“strength,” “nobility,” even “a high hill” if you squint at the poetry—so he’s literally on higher ground from day one. It was borne by the irish king brian boru, who thwarted viking attempts to conquer ireland in the 11th century

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He was slain in the battle of clontarf, though his forces were decisively victorious A massachusetts man about to stand trial for murder in the death and dismemberment of his wife pleaded guilty tuesday to disposing of her body and misleading police. Brian walshe says he’s not competent to stand trial brian walshe raised concerns about being competent to stand trial after being stabbed at the norfolk county jail on sept

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Brian origin and meaning the name brian is a boy's name of irish origin meaning strong, virtuous, and honorable

The origins of the name brian are not entirely clear, but it is suspected that it evolved from an old celtic word related to nobility.