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  1. #1
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    I thought I was having a boy and had Patrick Mackenzie all picked out especially because Mackenzie means "son of the handsome one' (see my sig for why this tickled my fancy). So when DD arrived we were flummoxed but ended up using Mackenzie for her middle name.

    Also like:

    Aidan
    Siobahn
    Finn

    I LOVE Irish names even though I have no Irish blood whatsoever.

  2. #2
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    Sep 2008
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    I personally LOVE shey/shay
    unfortunately DH doesnt

  3. #3
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    Aiden 'little fire' but I think it should be little nutter seeing as he threw himself off my bed onto suitcases and laughed lol.
    Aisling can also be pronounced Ash-ling

  4. #4
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    Oooh, my favourite type of names (Note - see our next two names picked out in the siggy... *LOL*)

    Boy

    Kian
    Patrick
    Cian
    Liam
    Padraig
    Tormey
    Keiran
    Finbarr
    Declan
    Niall
    Tiernan

    Girl

    Aislinn
    Saoirse
    Grania
    Siobhan
    Niamh
    Aiofe
    Dearbhla
    Caitlin
    Dervla
    Aine
    Maeve
    Brighid
    Caitrin

  5. #5
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    Jan 2008
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    patrick,patrica, mary, kiran, theresa

  6. #6
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    Jan 2006
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    Patrick, Bridget, Michael, Kevin - all very Irish and all very easy to pronounce.

    Best of luck!

  7. #7
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    Lol Ryn, they are all in my family.

    also

    Timothy
    Rohan
    Brian
    Eamonn (like Raymond wthout the R and the D)

    Kathleen
    Catriona
    Colleen
    Teresa
    Molly
    Maureen
    Sheila
    Maeve
    Rona