Mccoy

Mccoy has a strong Irish heritage, often considered a surname that has transitioned into a first name. It originates from the Gaelic name 'Mac Aodha', which means 'son of Aodh'. Aodh is an ancient name meaning 'fire', suggesting qualities of warmth and passion. Mccoy brings with it a sense of individuality and charm, often reminding people of the phrase 'the real McCoy', which implies authenticity. While not common as a first name, it carries a distinctive appeal with a touch of ruggedness.