Origin and Meaning of Doyal

Solemn or serious; a reference to the Irish word 'doile', which means 'a small stout person'.

Origin: Irish - Derived from the Gaelic surname 'Dóil', which refers to 'a dark-haired individual' or 'descendant of Dobhail'.

• Doyal is often used in Irish contexts and can be found among families with Gaelic heritage.
• While less common, variations of the name can be found in other cultures, particularly among those with Irish descent in countries like the USA and Canada.
• Notable bearers of the name include Irish political figures and local leaders, highlighting its cultural significance.
• Doyal has not been widely popular in recent years, making it a unique choice, ranking lower on national baby name lists.
• Related names include Doyle, which is a more common variant and has similar meanings and origins.