Flann
[flæn]Meaning
means "blood red" in Irish
Background Story
Flann is an Irish masculine given name, also used as an English surname and, less commonly, as a feminine given name. It comes from the Old Irish word flann, literally "red". Behind the Name gives the meaning as "blood red" and records it as the name of a 9th-century high king of Ireland.
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