Irish Names

[ameylynne]

Hello everyone!

I haven't gotten pregnant yet, but I'm trying to find some names that I can suggest for my husband when the time comes.

I am 50% Irish ( My grandparents were fresh off the boat when my mother was born) and I would love to use Irish names for my children.

I'm looking for a names that are noticeably Irish without being too, hard to pronounce, if you know what I mean.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

[feeb]

Patrick

hmm will have a think for you

[Tinks]

There was a boy who went to kinder with my daughter last called TADHG - pronounced Tige (like short for tiger). I think that was an irish name.

Cian (pronounced like Ian with a C at the beginning)is also another one

I think Caitlin is Irish, Colleen, Kathleen

[Inanna]

Finnian

[krisp]

For boys Malachy (pronounced Malakee)means my angel or Cairon (pronounced Keeron) means little dark one and for girls Niamh (pronounced Neev) means radiance or Roisin (pronounced Ro-sheen) means little rose.

[AmandaJ]

Ok two of my boys have Irish names they are Kailen and Lauchlan.

There is also Corey.

BBL with some more, baby needs a feed.

hugs xoxo

[Loula]

Aoife
Ava
Ciara
Niamh
Roisin
aisling
Erin
Aine
Shauna
Caitlain
Shannon
Sheena
Aoibheann
Johannah
Sinead (gaelic for Jane))
Tara
Grace
Saoirse
Aine
orla
Mary
Clare
Lisa
ruth
maeve
Kelly


Hope thats a start on Girls names for you