Yes, there's Murphy's and the Irish times but I was in Alexandria a month or so ago and I saw they were getting ready to open a new Irish pub. I didn't catch the name though, sorry. It's where Bullfeather's used to be. And what about Bullfeather's? That place was there forever.
What is the name of the new irish pub on the king street in alexandria virginia?
Murphy's is on King Street -- is that the one you are thinking of?!
Saturday, April 24, 2010
What Is Your Irish Name?
spelling and what does it mean?
Mine: Sleven-- Mountain
What Is Your Irish Name?
I'm Irish as in I'm actually Irish(born in Ireland) and my name is Eoin(pronounced Owen). It means 'The Lord is Gracious'.
Reply:mine is steve ntoo
Happy st Patick's day http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFN5pF49l...
Reply:Shamus O'leprechaun
Reply:Paddy 'O Furniture !
Reply:Kenny
Reply:elizabeth
Reply:aaron o'brien
paper flower
Mine: Sleven-- Mountain
What Is Your Irish Name?
I'm Irish as in I'm actually Irish(born in Ireland) and my name is Eoin(pronounced Owen). It means 'The Lord is Gracious'.
Reply:mine is steve ntoo
Happy st Patick's day http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFN5pF49l...
Reply:Shamus O'leprechaun
Reply:Paddy 'O Furniture !
Reply:Kenny
Reply:elizabeth
Reply:aaron o'brien
paper flower
What's a good alter ego name using the words: Black and Irish?
Say you are an African-American, and your influenced with everything about Ireland. And you call yourself Black Irish but there is one problem, Black Irish is taken for something else for Ireland description. So you have to use something else as an ego, using Black and Irish. An alter ego in general.
would like the alter ego to have like a ring to it like Barack Ombama.
Can you top: Black Clover, Black Angus, Celtic Ebony, Irish Black or I-Lack
What's a good alter ego name using the words: Black and Irish?
Doyle: It's an Irish name that means "dark stranger"
Reply:shaquille o'neal
Reply:Lucky N i g g a
OMG I WIN!
LOLZ
would like the alter ego to have like a ring to it like Barack Ombama.
Can you top: Black Clover, Black Angus, Celtic Ebony, Irish Black or I-Lack
What's a good alter ego name using the words: Black and Irish?
Doyle: It's an Irish name that means "dark stranger"
Reply:shaquille o'neal
Reply:Lucky N i g g a
OMG I WIN!
LOLZ
In Need of Suggestions of Beautiful Irish Names for Fraternal Twin Girls?
We just found out on Wednesday, that these miracles that I am carrying are fraternal, and are both girls. We are drawing a total blank on what to name them, as we thought we would have at least one girl.
The babies will join big brother, Finley John. Their middle names have already been decided, they will be named after their grandmothers, Anna and Leigh.
In Need of Suggestions of Beautiful Irish Names for Fraternal Twin Girls?
Colleen %26amp; Nora
Cara %26amp; Moreen
Quinn %26amp; Riona
Sinead %26amp; Nessa
Reply:I love Irish names for girls. My daughter is named Logan Colleen, which is very Irish. I love that name so much and it fits her perfectly. I also like...
Mairead (pronounced muh-rade)
Eabha (pronounced Ava)
Cadhla (pronounced Kyla)
Sinead (pronounced shan-aid)
Aideen
Maeve (or if you want to spell it the traditional Irish way, Meab)
Cara
Fiona
Isolde
Aislinn (pronounced ash-lin)
Maolisa (pronounced muh-leesa)
Aileen (pronounced ay-leen)
Cayleen (pronounced kay-leen)
Cilleen (pronoounced kuh-leen)
Ailis (pronounced ay-lish)
These are all so beautiful, and yes, I know they're unique, but that's sort of what appeals to me about these names. They have a sort of exotic beauty to them. I think they'd all sound good with Leigh, and most would sound good with Anna. I really hope you like these!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!
Reply:I love the irish name Aoife ( ee-fah ) and Naeve. ( I have tons of irish names in my family)
What do you think of the following?
Aislinn
Brigid
Maeve
Devyn
Keira
Patricia
Norah
Maret ( muh-ray ) also spelled Mairead
Congrats on the babies!!!!!
Reply:Riley Anna %26amp; Teagan Leigh
Cadence Anna %26amp; Kiara Leigh
Grace Leigh %26amp; Brielle Anna
Leila Leigh %26amp; Ailey Anna
Callie Leigh %26amp; Katie Anna
Meghan Leigh %26amp; Abigail Anna
Fallyn Leigh %26amp; Allyna Anna
Fiona Leigh %26amp; Nora Anna ( I think this is my favorite )
Olive Leigh %26amp; Kate Anna
Brenna Leigh %26amp; Kaitlin Anna
Shauna Leigh %26amp; Falon Anna
Congratulations on the girls!
%26amp; I wish you the best!!!
xoxo
Meg
Reply:Here are some beautiful Irish names I've always loved!
Delainey (actually is an Irish last name, but can be shortened to Lainey)
Kieran
Aislinn (means bright light)
Sheridan
Brianna
Fiona
Kaitlyn
Keely
Riona (means queen)
Riley
Teagan
Good luck to you!!!
Reply:Congratulations :)
Caoimhe (kee-va)
Caireann (care-in)
Niamh (neeve)
Siobhan (shi-vawn)
Aoife (ee-fa)
Caoilainn (kay-lin)
Eibhleann (eve-lin)
Kyna (key-na)
Ro铆s铆n (rosheen)
Saoirse (seer-sha)
Hope I helped :)
Reply:how about
Rose Anna .. or you can join it Roseanna, you can call her "rosie" :)
Marie Anna... or Marianne
Casey Leigh
Cecilia Leigh
Caitlin Leigh, or Kaitlin Leigh
Catherine Leigh
Christy Leigh
hope you like them! best wishesss %26lt;3
Reply:Cara Leigh (means friend) Bridgette (exalted one) Ann
Brielle, Brianna, Caitlyn, Kylie, Kelsie, Moira, Alannah, Shannon, and Aisling are also really nice. My fav names are Irish!
Reply:Siobh谩n Anna
Sadbh Anna
R贸is铆n Anna
Aoibheann Anna
Niamh Anna
Ciara Leigh
脕ine Leigh
Sin茅ad Leigh
Cl铆ona Leigh
Br贸nagh Leigh
Sorcha Leigh
Saoirse Leigh
Ailbhe Leigh
Reply:Bridget Leigh
Cassidy Leigh
Fallon Leigh
Keira Leigh
Kaitlin Anna
Rosaleen Anna
Teagan Anna
Deirdre Anna
Reply:Teagan Leigh and Caitlin Anna
Riley Anna and Grace Leigh
Leila Anna and Kiera Leigh
Congrads!
Reply:Leila Anna.
Bree Anna.
Sheila Anna.
Meghan Leah.
Tara Leah.
Maeve Leah.
Reply:alana its irish it means brings warmth!
caera wich means a friend
fianna wich is a woman worrior
fiona means femenine
Reply:Aoife (ee-fa) or Eva
Aine (awn-ya) or Anya
Nola
Regan
Teagan
Isolt
Good Luck
Reply:Brianna
Bridget
Caitlin
Aislin
Ceara
Deidra
Ena
Teagan
Keira
Kiara
Maura
Riley
Teagan Anna %26amp; Keira Leigh sound lovely!
Reply:bridget, ashleen, cassidy, casey ,marie
Reply:Maeve Anna and Bridget Leigh are beautiful! :)
Reply:Chloe, Caitlin, Ella, Zoey, Rachel. There is more on this website.
Reply:Bridget
Maeve
Ailish
Alannah
Caitlin
Cassidy
Fianna
Fiona
Meara
Rory
Reply:Aoife
Ashling
Caitlin
Ciara (Kee-rah)
Kacey
Mairead
Siobhan
Sheila
Keeley
Niamh
Shauna
Kyla
Reply:Kathleen and Colleen
Reply:I think Erin is the ultimate Irish girl name
Reply:naive is a lovely irish name
The babies will join big brother, Finley John. Their middle names have already been decided, they will be named after their grandmothers, Anna and Leigh.
In Need of Suggestions of Beautiful Irish Names for Fraternal Twin Girls?
Colleen %26amp; Nora
Cara %26amp; Moreen
Quinn %26amp; Riona
Sinead %26amp; Nessa
Reply:I love Irish names for girls. My daughter is named Logan Colleen, which is very Irish. I love that name so much and it fits her perfectly. I also like...
Mairead (pronounced muh-rade)
Eabha (pronounced Ava)
Cadhla (pronounced Kyla)
Sinead (pronounced shan-aid)
Aideen
Maeve (or if you want to spell it the traditional Irish way, Meab)
Cara
Fiona
Isolde
Aislinn (pronounced ash-lin)
Maolisa (pronounced muh-leesa)
Aileen (pronounced ay-leen)
Cayleen (pronounced kay-leen)
Cilleen (pronoounced kuh-leen)
Ailis (pronounced ay-lish)
These are all so beautiful, and yes, I know they're unique, but that's sort of what appeals to me about these names. They have a sort of exotic beauty to them. I think they'd all sound good with Leigh, and most would sound good with Anna. I really hope you like these!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!
Reply:I love the irish name Aoife ( ee-fah ) and Naeve. ( I have tons of irish names in my family)
What do you think of the following?
Aislinn
Brigid
Maeve
Devyn
Keira
Patricia
Norah
Maret ( muh-ray ) also spelled Mairead
Congrats on the babies!!!!!
Reply:Riley Anna %26amp; Teagan Leigh
Cadence Anna %26amp; Kiara Leigh
Grace Leigh %26amp; Brielle Anna
Leila Leigh %26amp; Ailey Anna
Callie Leigh %26amp; Katie Anna
Meghan Leigh %26amp; Abigail Anna
Fallyn Leigh %26amp; Allyna Anna
Fiona Leigh %26amp; Nora Anna ( I think this is my favorite )
Olive Leigh %26amp; Kate Anna
Brenna Leigh %26amp; Kaitlin Anna
Shauna Leigh %26amp; Falon Anna
Congratulations on the girls!
%26amp; I wish you the best!!!
xoxo
Meg
Reply:Here are some beautiful Irish names I've always loved!
Delainey (actually is an Irish last name, but can be shortened to Lainey)
Kieran
Aislinn (means bright light)
Sheridan
Brianna
Fiona
Kaitlyn
Keely
Riona (means queen)
Riley
Teagan
Good luck to you!!!
Reply:Congratulations :)
Caoimhe (kee-va)
Caireann (care-in)
Niamh (neeve)
Siobhan (shi-vawn)
Aoife (ee-fa)
Caoilainn (kay-lin)
Eibhleann (eve-lin)
Kyna (key-na)
Ro铆s铆n (rosheen)
Saoirse (seer-sha)
Hope I helped :)
Reply:how about
Rose Anna .. or you can join it Roseanna, you can call her "rosie" :)
Marie Anna... or Marianne
Casey Leigh
Cecilia Leigh
Caitlin Leigh, or Kaitlin Leigh
Catherine Leigh
Christy Leigh
hope you like them! best wishesss %26lt;3
Reply:Cara Leigh (means friend) Bridgette (exalted one) Ann
Brielle, Brianna, Caitlyn, Kylie, Kelsie, Moira, Alannah, Shannon, and Aisling are also really nice. My fav names are Irish!
Reply:Siobh谩n Anna
Sadbh Anna
R贸is铆n Anna
Aoibheann Anna
Niamh Anna
Ciara Leigh
脕ine Leigh
Sin茅ad Leigh
Cl铆ona Leigh
Br贸nagh Leigh
Sorcha Leigh
Saoirse Leigh
Ailbhe Leigh
Reply:Bridget Leigh
Cassidy Leigh
Fallon Leigh
Keira Leigh
Kaitlin Anna
Rosaleen Anna
Teagan Anna
Deirdre Anna
Reply:Teagan Leigh and Caitlin Anna
Riley Anna and Grace Leigh
Leila Anna and Kiera Leigh
Congrads!
Reply:Leila Anna.
Bree Anna.
Sheila Anna.
Meghan Leah.
Tara Leah.
Maeve Leah.
Reply:alana its irish it means brings warmth!
caera wich means a friend
fianna wich is a woman worrior
fiona means femenine
Reply:Aoife (ee-fa) or Eva
Aine (awn-ya) or Anya
Nola
Regan
Teagan
Isolt
Good Luck
Reply:Brianna
Bridget
Caitlin
Aislin
Ceara
Deidra
Ena
Teagan
Keira
Kiara
Maura
Riley
Teagan Anna %26amp; Keira Leigh sound lovely!
Reply:bridget, ashleen, cassidy, casey ,marie
Reply:Maeve Anna and Bridget Leigh are beautiful! :)
Reply:Chloe, Caitlin, Ella, Zoey, Rachel. There is more on this website.
Reply:Bridget
Maeve
Ailish
Alannah
Caitlin
Cassidy
Fianna
Fiona
Meara
Rory
Reply:Aoife
Ashling
Caitlin
Ciara (Kee-rah)
Kacey
Mairead
Siobhan
Sheila
Keeley
Niamh
Shauna
Kyla
Reply:Kathleen and Colleen
Reply:I think Erin is the ultimate Irish girl name
Reply:naive is a lovely irish name
Where did the last name of SHOULDERS Name come from? Is it IRISH?
This is what I found for you in relation to the surname *Shoulders*
Surname: Shoulders
This most interesting surname may have arisen from either of two possible sources. Firstly, it may be of Anglo-Saxon origin, as a nickname for someone with broad shoulders, or some peculiarity of the shoulders, from the Olde English pre 7th Century word "sculdor", meaning shoulder. There is also a possibility, however, that the surname may be a variant of "Shouler, Shoveller", which is a metonymic occupational name for a maker or seller of shovels or for someone who regularly used a shovel in his work, from the Olde English element "scofl", and Middle English "schovel", derivatives of "scufan", to push, shove. The surname from the former source first appears in the early 12th Century (see below), while other early examples of the surname include: Robert Schuldre (Norfolk, 1275); William le Schovelere (Oxford, 1301); Simon Shulder (Sussex, 1327); and Nicholas Shouler, Schoveler (Essex, 1366). In the modern idiom the variants of the name include Shouler, Showler, Shoulders and Shoveller. Mary Shoulder, daughter of John Shoulder, was christened on November 27th 1594 at St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, while Margaret Shoulder married Stephen Mount on September 17th 1638 at St. Dunstan's, Stepney, London. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Ran Sculdur, which was dated circa 1100, in the "Old English Bynames of Devon", during the reign of King Henry 1, known as "The Lion of Justice", 1100 - 1135. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
Hope this helps.
Where did the last name of SHOULDERS Name come from? Is it IRISH?
Ancestry.com shows the surname Shoulders as being English or Slavik.
Shoulders Name Meaning and History
1. English (mainly Sussex): from Middle English schulder 鈥榮houlder鈥? a nickname for someone with exceptionally broad shoulders or some deformity or other peculiarity of the shoulders.
2.Americanized form of Slovenian 艩olar (see Sholar).
Sholar Name Meaning and History
Anglicized spelling of Slovenian 艩olar, status name for an educated person or a teacher, someone in charge of a school, from an agent derivative of 拧ola 鈥榮chool鈥?
However, it does have immigration records from both England and Ireland to the US. There is also a Shoulders message board with about 50 messages from people researching the Shoulders surname. You can click on this link if you are interested in seeing what they have to say or even post your own message. It is free.
http://www.ancestry.com/facts/shoulders-...
Reply:Yes it is IRISH.
growing begonia
Surname: Shoulders
This most interesting surname may have arisen from either of two possible sources. Firstly, it may be of Anglo-Saxon origin, as a nickname for someone with broad shoulders, or some peculiarity of the shoulders, from the Olde English pre 7th Century word "sculdor", meaning shoulder. There is also a possibility, however, that the surname may be a variant of "Shouler, Shoveller", which is a metonymic occupational name for a maker or seller of shovels or for someone who regularly used a shovel in his work, from the Olde English element "scofl", and Middle English "schovel", derivatives of "scufan", to push, shove. The surname from the former source first appears in the early 12th Century (see below), while other early examples of the surname include: Robert Schuldre (Norfolk, 1275); William le Schovelere (Oxford, 1301); Simon Shulder (Sussex, 1327); and Nicholas Shouler, Schoveler (Essex, 1366). In the modern idiom the variants of the name include Shouler, Showler, Shoulders and Shoveller. Mary Shoulder, daughter of John Shoulder, was christened on November 27th 1594 at St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, while Margaret Shoulder married Stephen Mount on September 17th 1638 at St. Dunstan's, Stepney, London. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Ran Sculdur, which was dated circa 1100, in the "Old English Bynames of Devon", during the reign of King Henry 1, known as "The Lion of Justice", 1100 - 1135. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
Hope this helps.
Where did the last name of SHOULDERS Name come from? Is it IRISH?
Ancestry.com shows the surname Shoulders as being English or Slavik.
Shoulders Name Meaning and History
1. English (mainly Sussex): from Middle English schulder 鈥榮houlder鈥? a nickname for someone with exceptionally broad shoulders or some deformity or other peculiarity of the shoulders.
2.Americanized form of Slovenian 艩olar (see Sholar).
Sholar Name Meaning and History
Anglicized spelling of Slovenian 艩olar, status name for an educated person or a teacher, someone in charge of a school, from an agent derivative of 拧ola 鈥榮chool鈥?
However, it does have immigration records from both England and Ireland to the US. There is also a Shoulders message board with about 50 messages from people researching the Shoulders surname. You can click on this link if you are interested in seeing what they have to say or even post your own message. It is free.
http://www.ancestry.com/facts/shoulders-...
Reply:Yes it is IRISH.
growing begonia
What's a good name for a male Irish Wolfhound?
Here is a great site with thousands of dog names to choose from http://dogbreedz.com/dognames
What's a good name for a male Irish Wolfhound?
I do hope you find that perfect name. Good luck!! Thanks %26amp; have a great day!!! Report Abuse
Reply:Murphy sounds good to me.
Reply:How about Ivan
Reply:Shaughnessy.. and call him Shaun. "Shaughnessy is also a gaelic first name meaning shadow warrior. it is very rare for children to be named this because it means that they are to be very gifted at something when they grow up. a clan chief must give this name to a child."
Reply:Rory -- the name of Brad Pitt's (Irish) character in "The Devil's Own". I always wanted to use it, but never have.
Reply:How about BAD?
Cause you gots a Big A$$ Dog....lol
Reply:Irish xD
Donovan
Rocky, short for Shamrock
Doyle
Ronan
Hogan
Just a bunch of Irish names there. =]
Reply:Little Bear is wat my best friend named her's, otherwise id suggest Rocky or Ithanty.
Reply:Put it -Like You-
not ur name, I mean like that -Like You-
lol
Put Julie like me :p
Reply:hemingway or jameson
Reply:Irish Wolfhound need a good name
Here are some
Gaelic names
Clancey, Flynn, Rowan, Brodie, Aiden, Bowie
Brendon Gaelic means prince
Rory, Ryan and Rain(RIE an) Gaelic, they all means King
Rex and Regis are latin and means King
Conan Gaelic means little wolf hound
Foalon gaelic means little wolf
Phelan gaelic means little wolf
Rudy means famous wolf
I think these will be good strong names for a Irish Wolfhound
Reply:Pushy
Yes put it Pushy!! Please
Reply:Rebel
Reply:Scruffy, Patch, Sandy? hope this helps.!
Reply:Scotty is a GREAT name and its very original too good luck bi
Reply:ok my friend has 2 irish wolfhounds and she used to have one other one and there names are/were Joey, Chester, and Cosmo
Reply:I named mine "Irish Bailey" call name Bailey;~)
Reply:Tiny
Shorty
Giant
Reply:Balto!LOL I just visited alaska and had to watch that movie w/ my cousin. try something ironic like shortie,tiny,lassy
What's a good name for a male Irish Wolfhound?
I do hope you find that perfect name. Good luck!! Thanks %26amp; have a great day!!! Report Abuse
Reply:Murphy sounds good to me.
Reply:How about Ivan
Reply:Shaughnessy.. and call him Shaun. "Shaughnessy is also a gaelic first name meaning shadow warrior. it is very rare for children to be named this because it means that they are to be very gifted at something when they grow up. a clan chief must give this name to a child."
Reply:Rory -- the name of Brad Pitt's (Irish) character in "The Devil's Own". I always wanted to use it, but never have.
Reply:How about BAD?
Cause you gots a Big A$$ Dog....lol
Reply:Irish xD
Donovan
Rocky, short for Shamrock
Doyle
Ronan
Hogan
Just a bunch of Irish names there. =]
Reply:Little Bear is wat my best friend named her's, otherwise id suggest Rocky or Ithanty.
Reply:Put it -Like You-
not ur name, I mean like that -Like You-
lol
Put Julie like me :p
Reply:hemingway or jameson
Reply:Irish Wolfhound need a good name
Here are some
Gaelic names
Clancey, Flynn, Rowan, Brodie, Aiden, Bowie
Brendon Gaelic means prince
Rory, Ryan and Rain(RIE an) Gaelic, they all means King
Rex and Regis are latin and means King
Conan Gaelic means little wolf hound
Foalon gaelic means little wolf
Phelan gaelic means little wolf
Rudy means famous wolf
I think these will be good strong names for a Irish Wolfhound
Reply:Pushy
Yes put it Pushy!! Please
Reply:Rebel
Reply:Scruffy, Patch, Sandy? hope this helps.!
Reply:Scotty is a GREAT name and its very original too good luck bi
Reply:ok my friend has 2 irish wolfhounds and she used to have one other one and there names are/were Joey, Chester, and Cosmo
Reply:I named mine "Irish Bailey" call name Bailey;~)
Reply:Tiny
Shorty
Giant
Reply:Balto!LOL I just visited alaska and had to watch that movie w/ my cousin. try something ironic like shortie,tiny,lassy
Irish name for Shamrock?
Seamrog'
Irish name for Shamrock?
Shamrock
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This article is about the three-leaf clover; for other meanings of the term, see shamrock (disambiguation)
The shamrock, an unofficial symbol of Ireland and Boston, Massachusetts, is a three-leafed young white clover, sometimes (rarely nowadays) Trifolium repens (white clover, known in Irish as seamair bh谩n) but more usually today Trifolium dubium (lesser clover, Irish: seamair bhu铆). However, other three-leafed plants 鈥?such as black medic (Medicago lupulina), red clover (Trifolium pratense), and Common wood sorrel (genus Oxalis) 鈥?are sometimes designated as shamrocks. The shamrock was traditionally used for its medical properties and was a popular motif in Victorian times. It is also a common way to represent Saint Patricks day, a holiday celebrated on March 17.
Reply:Seamr贸g is the Irish name for shamrock. The word is a combination ot two words 'seamair 贸g' which means 'young (贸g) clover (seamar)
Reply:"Seamroy" as called by the Celts, considered a sacred plant in Ireland.Also signals the rebirth of spring, then later a symbol of emerging Irish nationalism.
Irish name for Shamrock?
Shamrock
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
This article is about the three-leaf clover; for other meanings of the term, see shamrock (disambiguation)
The shamrock, an unofficial symbol of Ireland and Boston, Massachusetts, is a three-leafed young white clover, sometimes (rarely nowadays) Trifolium repens (white clover, known in Irish as seamair bh谩n) but more usually today Trifolium dubium (lesser clover, Irish: seamair bhu铆). However, other three-leafed plants 鈥?such as black medic (Medicago lupulina), red clover (Trifolium pratense), and Common wood sorrel (genus Oxalis) 鈥?are sometimes designated as shamrocks. The shamrock was traditionally used for its medical properties and was a popular motif in Victorian times. It is also a common way to represent Saint Patricks day, a holiday celebrated on March 17.
Reply:Seamr贸g is the Irish name for shamrock. The word is a combination ot two words 'seamair 贸g' which means 'young (贸g) clover (seamar)
Reply:"Seamroy" as called by the Celts, considered a sacred plant in Ireland.Also signals the rebirth of spring, then later a symbol of emerging Irish nationalism.
Irish name pronunciations?
Can anyone tell me how you pronounce these Irish Baby names?
Sadhbh
Sadb
Saibh
Sithmaith
Siomha
Irish name pronunciations?
Sadhbh is pronounced sive like the word five but with a s instead of an f.
Sadb this isnt an Irish name or is an incorrect spelling of Sadhbh.
Saibh this isnt a real Irish name either and its possibly also an incorrect spelling of Sadhbh, but it is lik eth Irish word raibh which is pronaounced rev or row depending on the dialect your speaking, so "Saibh" should be pronounced sev or sow.
Sithmaith isnt an irish name either. I looked it up online and found a few claims that its means good pecase because maith means good (which it does) and sith means peace but the word sith doesnt mean anything in irsh. However it would be pronounced sih-maw, with the si sounding like sit without the t.
Siomha would be pronounced see-o-wa
Reply:- Sadhbh - SIEV
- Sadb/Saibh - variants of Sadhbh; pronounced SIEV
Sithmaith - SHEE-vah
- Siomha - variant of Sithmaith; pronounced SHEE-vah
Reply:sadhbh is pronounced si-ave
Reply:http://www.babynamesofireland.com/
Sadhbh
Sadb
Saibh
Sithmaith
Siomha
Irish name pronunciations?
Sadhbh is pronounced sive like the word five but with a s instead of an f.
Sadb this isnt an Irish name or is an incorrect spelling of Sadhbh.
Saibh this isnt a real Irish name either and its possibly also an incorrect spelling of Sadhbh, but it is lik eth Irish word raibh which is pronaounced rev or row depending on the dialect your speaking, so "Saibh" should be pronounced sev or sow.
Sithmaith isnt an irish name either. I looked it up online and found a few claims that its means good pecase because maith means good (which it does) and sith means peace but the word sith doesnt mean anything in irsh. However it would be pronounced sih-maw, with the si sounding like sit without the t.
Siomha would be pronounced see-o-wa
Reply:- Sadhbh - SIEV
- Sadb/Saibh - variants of Sadhbh; pronounced SIEV
Sithmaith - SHEE-vah
- Siomha - variant of Sithmaith; pronounced SHEE-vah
Reply:sadhbh is pronounced si-ave
Reply:http://www.babynamesofireland.com/
Wolfram is an Irish name?
Sorry Wolfram is NOT an Irish name, either as a forname or a surname. It is not even a bastardisation of an Irish name. It sounds to me as if it may derive from Scandanavia.
Wolfram is an Irish name?
it s a germanic name. assumingly meaning "the woolf and crow from Wodan. wolf = woolf and hraban = crow
Wodan used to be the God of death and slaughter. He was riding a horse and was always escorted by a woolf and a crow. thats where the name comes from.
Reply:Nope...the name is actually English in origin, deriving from the old English word 'Wulfrun' ;-)
But then again the English language is Germanic in origin, due to the Anglo Saxon invasion into Britain at the end of the Roman Empire, so you could say that the name has germanic roots also...
Reply:I thought it was an old name for (the metal ) Mercury.
Reply:Nope not Irish...German. Im no expert but my last name is Wolfram and it means tungsten, a metal on the periodic table of elements, #76, symbolized with a "W." Tungsten is the tiny filament in a lightbulb. Another tidbit of info...the spanish name for this filament is "wolframita." Hope that helps. Also, I believe there is a city in Germany called Wolfram...
Reply:NO!!!
Reply:Definetly not. It must be German or whatever.
Reply:No it's not. There is no 'w' in the Irish (Gaelic) alphabet.
Reply:no - its liquid tungsten
old maid
Wolfram is an Irish name?
it s a germanic name. assumingly meaning "the woolf and crow from Wodan. wolf = woolf and hraban = crow
Wodan used to be the God of death and slaughter. He was riding a horse and was always escorted by a woolf and a crow. thats where the name comes from.
Reply:Nope...the name is actually English in origin, deriving from the old English word 'Wulfrun' ;-)
But then again the English language is Germanic in origin, due to the Anglo Saxon invasion into Britain at the end of the Roman Empire, so you could say that the name has germanic roots also...
Reply:I thought it was an old name for (the metal ) Mercury.
Reply:Nope not Irish...German. Im no expert but my last name is Wolfram and it means tungsten, a metal on the periodic table of elements, #76, symbolized with a "W." Tungsten is the tiny filament in a lightbulb. Another tidbit of info...the spanish name for this filament is "wolframita." Hope that helps. Also, I believe there is a city in Germany called Wolfram...
Reply:NO!!!
Reply:Definetly not. It must be German or whatever.
Reply:No it's not. There is no 'w' in the Irish (Gaelic) alphabet.
Reply:no - its liquid tungsten
old maid
Is Clarissa an Irish name?
It's or Latin origin..it's a form of Clarice, which is a form of Clare, which is the name of a county in Ireland, so sure, why not?
Is Clarissa an Irish name?
She'll explain it all to you. lol
It sounds like one.
Reply:Yes it is actually my aunt is from dublin her name is clarissa very funny how someone bought that up. Great Question though.
Is Clarissa an Irish name?
She'll explain it all to you. lol
It sounds like one.
Reply:Yes it is actually my aunt is from dublin her name is clarissa very funny how someone bought that up. Great Question though.
Is "Melanie" an Irish name?
I have been wondering where the name "Melanie" comes from. I have also been wondering what it means.
Is "Melanie" an Irish name?
According to babynames.com:
MELANIE (Female - Greek)
Dark-Skinned
Reply:Origin English
Meaning From Greek melaina meaning "black, dark".
Gender Female
Reply:By Jasus, course it is!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:no it is not
Is "Melanie" an Irish name?
According to babynames.com:
MELANIE (Female - Greek)
Dark-Skinned
Reply:Origin English
Meaning From Greek melaina meaning "black, dark".
Gender Female
Reply:By Jasus, course it is!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:no it is not
What is the name of the track on the Titanic CD that is an Irish sounding tune Jack and Rose danced to?
the album name is Titanic and the artist is Nordsee, and the song that you are asking about is 'An Irish Party in Third Class- Medley'
What is the name of the track on the Titanic CD that is an Irish sounding tune Jack and Rose danced to?
Something party in 3rd class
Reply:An Irish PArty in third class
track 2
What is the name of the track on the Titanic CD that is an Irish sounding tune Jack and Rose danced to?
Something party in 3rd class
Reply:An Irish PArty in third class
track 2
What is the name of the track on the Titanic CD that is an Irish sounding tune Jack and Rose danced to?
the album name is Titanic and the artist is Nordsee, and the song that you are asking about is 'An Irish Party in Third Class- Medley'
What is the name of the track on the Titanic CD that is an Irish sounding tune Jack and Rose danced to?
Something party in 3rd class
Reply:An Irish PArty in third class
track 2
honeysuckle
What is the name of the track on the Titanic CD that is an Irish sounding tune Jack and Rose danced to?
Something party in 3rd class
Reply:An Irish PArty in third class
track 2
honeysuckle
Does anyone no the name of the irish game that you play in ireland, which is a bit like football/ rugby?
Gaelic Football. Gaelic football is played by teams of 15 on a rectangular grass pitch with H-shaped goals at each end. The primary object is to score by kicking/striking the ball with your hand and getting it through the goals. The team with the highest score at the end of the match wins.
Players advance the ball up the field with a combination of carrying, soloing (dropping and then toe-kicking the ball upward into the hands), kicking, and hand-passing to their team-mates.
Does anyone no the name of the irish game that you play in ireland, which is a bit like football/ rugby?
it called gaelic football and is known as gaelic games. the two gaelic games are gaelic football and hurling (played with sticks known as slitoirs ) and leading body is the g.a.a. or gaelic athletic association
croke park is the gaelic games headquarters where ireland temporarily are allowed by the g.a.a. to play while landsdowne is re-constructed
Reply:Its called Gaelic football. It is similar in some respects to soccer ( football or whatever you want to call it ) and rugby. Its 15 v 15 with mostly set formations. In tatical terms it would be a 1-3-3-2-3-3 formation. Players are allowed to catch the ball and advance up the picth by running with the ball in hand but they must solo ( kick the ball back to themselves ) or hop ( bounce the ball similar to basketball) every 3 steps however a player may not hop the ball twice in a row. Scoring is done by kicking or fisting ( hitting the ball off one hand with the other using a closed fist usually, a player is not allowed to throw the ball) the ball between the posts ( similar to rugby posts but with a net below crossbar ) and above the crossbar which gives them 1 point or by kicking the ball past the goalkeeper into the net which gives them a goal worth 3 points ( a goal may also be scored with the fist but it must be off a pass from another player and the player fisting the ball to the net may not catch it in between )
heres the website
www.gaa.ie
Reply:Gaelic
Reply:Gaelic football, a bit like Australian football, very few rules, have to run and kick the ball while running and kick to score!
Players advance the ball up the field with a combination of carrying, soloing (dropping and then toe-kicking the ball upward into the hands), kicking, and hand-passing to their team-mates.
Does anyone no the name of the irish game that you play in ireland, which is a bit like football/ rugby?
it called gaelic football and is known as gaelic games. the two gaelic games are gaelic football and hurling (played with sticks known as slitoirs ) and leading body is the g.a.a. or gaelic athletic association
croke park is the gaelic games headquarters where ireland temporarily are allowed by the g.a.a. to play while landsdowne is re-constructed
Reply:Its called Gaelic football. It is similar in some respects to soccer ( football or whatever you want to call it ) and rugby. Its 15 v 15 with mostly set formations. In tatical terms it would be a 1-3-3-2-3-3 formation. Players are allowed to catch the ball and advance up the picth by running with the ball in hand but they must solo ( kick the ball back to themselves ) or hop ( bounce the ball similar to basketball) every 3 steps however a player may not hop the ball twice in a row. Scoring is done by kicking or fisting ( hitting the ball off one hand with the other using a closed fist usually, a player is not allowed to throw the ball) the ball between the posts ( similar to rugby posts but with a net below crossbar ) and above the crossbar which gives them 1 point or by kicking the ball past the goalkeeper into the net which gives them a goal worth 3 points ( a goal may also be scored with the fist but it must be off a pass from another player and the player fisting the ball to the net may not catch it in between )
heres the website
www.gaa.ie
Reply:Gaelic
Reply:Gaelic football, a bit like Australian football, very few rules, have to run and kick the ball while running and kick to score!
Does anyone know how to pronouce the girl's name Avoca? It's an Irish name.?
The name Avoca probably originates from the Avoca Village in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. The pronunciation is as follows;
Ah-vo-kah
Site 1 below gives the history of Avoca Village "The scenically located Avoca village developed on a bridging point on the Avoca river which winds its way lazily in a south-easterly direction in its floodplain to the sea at Arklow"
Site 2 is a virtual (comic) tour of the village which was the setting for a television series named Ballykissangel
Does anyone know how to pronouce the girl's name Avoca? It's an Irish name.?
It's 3 syllables and you say it with the same cadence you say the word "Acura".
Reply:"Avoca". Humm....In spanish VACA means cow.
Ah-vo-kah
Site 1 below gives the history of Avoca Village "The scenically located Avoca village developed on a bridging point on the Avoca river which winds its way lazily in a south-easterly direction in its floodplain to the sea at Arklow"
Site 2 is a virtual (comic) tour of the village which was the setting for a television series named Ballykissangel
Does anyone know how to pronouce the girl's name Avoca? It's an Irish name.?
It's 3 syllables and you say it with the same cadence you say the word "Acura".
Reply:"Avoca". Humm....In spanish VACA means cow.
Anybody give me the name Irish international who use to play for MAN U . Reward 10 Points?
Shay Brennan, Johnny Carey, Noel Cantwell, Gerry Daly, Tony Dunne, Eamon Dunphy, Johnny Giles, Don Givens, Dennis Irwin, Roy Keane, Paul McGrath, Kevin Moran, Frank Stapleton, John O'Shea.
Anybody give me the name Irish international who use to play for MAN U . Reward 10 Points?
Denis Irwin.
Reply:roy keane
Reply:Roy Keane
Reply:Roy Keane
Reply:Roy Keane, Denis Irwin, John O'Shea, Kevin Moran, Paul McGrath, there's been lots
Reply:roy keane,dennis irwin,pual mc grath,john o shea,frank stapelton,
Anybody give me the name Irish international who use to play for MAN U . Reward 10 Points?
Denis Irwin.
Reply:roy keane
Reply:Roy Keane
Reply:Roy Keane
Reply:Roy Keane, Denis Irwin, John O'Shea, Kevin Moran, Paul McGrath, there's been lots
Reply:roy keane,dennis irwin,pual mc grath,john o shea,frank stapelton,
Anybody know the name of the irish wrestler who's going to the WWE?
He has a red ponytail and beard!!
Anybody know the name of the irish wrestler who's going to the WWE?
That's Seamus O'Shaughnessy who used to wrestle in RQW ( as seen on Sky's Fight Network.)He's on a developmental deal with FCW since February %26amp; i read that the storyliners plan to move him up to SD as Finlay's other son in his feud with JBL.That would be amazing because this guy can wrestle.
http://www.sosofficial.com/news.shtml
Reply:Seamus O'Shaunessy
Reply:Seamus O'Shaunessy, he has a developmental deal with wwe
Reply:Robbie or Rory Mcallister?
Reply:Highlanders??? robbie or rory all i think of
Reply:Seamus O'Shaunessy
and i cant wait, i so happy that up and comming british wrestlers are being noticed now.
and boy can he wrestle!! i cant wait for his debut... the celtic warrior will kick ***
Reply:the highlanders
Reply:The dirt sheet?
Reply:Seamus O'Shaunessy?
The Highlanders are Scottish not Irish.
And Seamus is in FCW, that might be who you mean...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheamus_O%2...
china rose
Anybody know the name of the irish wrestler who's going to the WWE?
That's Seamus O'Shaughnessy who used to wrestle in RQW ( as seen on Sky's Fight Network.)He's on a developmental deal with FCW since February %26amp; i read that the storyliners plan to move him up to SD as Finlay's other son in his feud with JBL.That would be amazing because this guy can wrestle.
http://www.sosofficial.com/news.shtml
Reply:Seamus O'Shaunessy
Reply:Seamus O'Shaunessy, he has a developmental deal with wwe
Reply:Robbie or Rory Mcallister?
Reply:Highlanders??? robbie or rory all i think of
Reply:Seamus O'Shaunessy
and i cant wait, i so happy that up and comming british wrestlers are being noticed now.
and boy can he wrestle!! i cant wait for his debut... the celtic warrior will kick ***
Reply:the highlanders
Reply:The dirt sheet?
Reply:Seamus O'Shaunessy?
The Highlanders are Scottish not Irish.
And Seamus is in FCW, that might be who you mean...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheamus_O%2...
china rose
Is the name Thompson Irish, Scot or whatever?
http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/Fact...
Thompson
English: patronymic from Thomas. Thompson is widely distributed throughout Britain, but is most common in northern England and northern Ireland.
Americanized form of Thomsen.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
Thompson
English: patronymic from Thomas. Thompson is widely distributed throughout Britain, but is most common in northern England and northern Ireland.
Americanized form of Thomsen.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
Need help pronouncing an Irish name?
I have a cousin I rarely see, names Padraig McCullough, I think his surname might be a Scotch-Irish name, but I cannot pronouce either name! Can anyone help?
Need help pronouncing an Irish name?
There are two ways of pronouncing the Padraig (Irish for Patrick by the way) either Paw-rig or Pod-rig (say it fast and you'll be ok.) Or you can call him Podge, Paddy, Pat (or if in Dublin, Whacker; very old slang name not used as much these days). The last name McCullough is pronounced Mac-Cull-ah.
Reply:I have no clue how to say the first name.. but the last name would be Mc-cull-uh, maybe the first name is pronounced like "Patrick" but with a "g" sound on the end.
Pat (Pad) trick (drig).... heck, I don't know..
Reply:Mc is pronounced "Muck" the whole name is "patrick muckullock" phonetically
Need help pronouncing an Irish name?
There are two ways of pronouncing the Padraig (Irish for Patrick by the way) either Paw-rig or Pod-rig (say it fast and you'll be ok.) Or you can call him Podge, Paddy, Pat (or if in Dublin, Whacker; very old slang name not used as much these days). The last name McCullough is pronounced Mac-Cull-ah.
Reply:I have no clue how to say the first name.. but the last name would be Mc-cull-uh, maybe the first name is pronounced like "Patrick" but with a "g" sound on the end.
Pat (Pad) trick (drig).... heck, I don't know..
Reply:Mc is pronounced "Muck" the whole name is "patrick muckullock" phonetically
I need Scottish and Irish name for grandmother,please....also grandpa,or grandfather.thankyou?
The Irish word for grandmother is 'seanmh谩thair' or informally 'mam贸'. The Irish word for grandfather is 'seanathair' or informally 'daideo'
Pronunciation:
Seanmh谩thair; shan-wah-her
Mam贸: mam-oh
Seanathair: shan-ah-her
Daideo: da-d'yo
I need Scottish and Irish name for grandmother,please....also grandpa,or grandfather.thankyou?
mactabish murphy oleary oconner manix cambridge cashman houragan horegan lysaght o sulavan scanlan
Reply:Rowan Gwydion Kathleen Mary mauvoreen Morgan Mclernon McTavich Scott Campbell etc etc
Reply:Molly, Annie, Mae, Maureen, Heather
Seamus, Paddy, Mickey, Jock, Angus
Pronunciation:
Seanmh谩thair; shan-wah-her
Mam贸: mam-oh
Seanathair: shan-ah-her
Daideo: da-d'yo
I need Scottish and Irish name for grandmother,please....also grandpa,or grandfather.thankyou?
mactabish murphy oleary oconner manix cambridge cashman houragan horegan lysaght o sulavan scanlan
Reply:Rowan Gwydion Kathleen Mary mauvoreen Morgan Mclernon McTavich Scott Campbell etc etc
Reply:Molly, Annie, Mae, Maureen, Heather
Seamus, Paddy, Mickey, Jock, Angus
I was looking up irish baby names for my friend due next week. I came across the name 'Sive'.?
How the heck do you pronounce it? Has anyone ever heard of it? Is it a new name?
I was looking up irish baby names for my friend due next week. I came across the name 'Sive'.?
'Sive' is an anglicised spelling of the ancient Irish name 'Sadb' (Middle Irish Gaelic (c900-c1200) spelling or 'Sadhbh' (Early Modern Irish Gaelic (c1200-c1700)
The name comes from an obsolete Irish word meaning 'sweet' and the pronunciation rhymes with 'hive'. As non-Irish speakers would rarely recognise the pronunciation it became spelt as it was pronounced - Sive, although the Irish spelling 'Sadhbh' is commonly used in Ireland. There were many famous Sadhbhs in Irish history, one being the daughter of the High King Brian Boru.
Reply:It rhymes with jive and should be spelled Sadhbh.
Reply:Apprently it is Irish pronouned siev meaning sweet.
answered by a public librarian reminding everyone that we are open everyday ready to assist with questions just like this.
Reply:No, it's not a new name in fact its a really old Irish name but it is pronounced like it looks....rhymes with five.
i hope this helps.
Reply:Sive - it is pronounced like hive , like a bee hive.
Reply:all I know is "si" is pronounced "sh"
Shanae
Siobhan
Shai
Sinead
Shauna
These are some more Irish names ...
Reply:It hideous looking thats what it is
Reply:you pronounce it like seev and that name is awesome
pot marigold
I was looking up irish baby names for my friend due next week. I came across the name 'Sive'.?
'Sive' is an anglicised spelling of the ancient Irish name 'Sadb' (Middle Irish Gaelic (c900-c1200) spelling or 'Sadhbh' (Early Modern Irish Gaelic (c1200-c1700)
The name comes from an obsolete Irish word meaning 'sweet' and the pronunciation rhymes with 'hive'. As non-Irish speakers would rarely recognise the pronunciation it became spelt as it was pronounced - Sive, although the Irish spelling 'Sadhbh' is commonly used in Ireland. There were many famous Sadhbhs in Irish history, one being the daughter of the High King Brian Boru.
Reply:It rhymes with jive and should be spelled Sadhbh.
Reply:Apprently it is Irish pronouned siev meaning sweet.
answered by a public librarian reminding everyone that we are open everyday ready to assist with questions just like this.
Reply:No, it's not a new name in fact its a really old Irish name but it is pronounced like it looks....rhymes with five.
i hope this helps.
Reply:Sive - it is pronounced like hive , like a bee hive.
Reply:all I know is "si" is pronounced "sh"
Shanae
Siobhan
Shai
Sinead
Shauna
These are some more Irish names ...
Reply:It hideous looking thats what it is
Reply:you pronounce it like seev and that name is awesome
pot marigold
Survey: What is your English to Irish name translation?
S茅amus,. Well, I'll be damned..
Survey: What is your English to Irish name translation?
Thanks for the ten points, Searlas! Report Abuse
Reply:Stephanie, Stefanie, (mine is Stephenie)
Stephanie is a French feminine form of the name Stephen. In Irish, Stephen is St铆of谩n (SHTEE fawn). There is no feminine equivalent in Irish, but you could make a modern one by adding "铆n": St铆of谩in铆n (SHTEE fawn een) or perhaps St铆f铆n? (SHTEE feen)--although the second one looks a little strange. An older Irish form of Stephen is Stiana (SHEE uh na), perhaps you could use this as the base to form a feminine name: Stiain铆n (SHTEE uh neen)--that's kind of pretty!
Reply:English: Bumblebee
Irish: O'Bumblebee
Reply:Jennifer translates to either Fionnait or Muireann. I think I will stick with plain ole Jennifer.
Reply:Well my name wasn't on that site at all, so I went to an Irish Name Generator and this is what it gave me:
Sean 脫 Dubhghaill
Reply:English: Sarah
Irish: Sorcha, Saraid
Reply:Peig, Peig铆
Reply:Alsander, Alastar
Reply:S茅amus
Awesome!!!
Reply:Cr铆ost铆ona
Reply:blarney
Reply:My name's not listed, 1st or middle. I feel so left out, waaaaaah.
Reply:Aoife. I don't know why my parents didn't name me that. Maybe it's too common here.
Reply:Mine is not on there :-(
Reply:my name isn't on there =/
Reply:my name isnt on the list
Reply:my name is not listed. =(
Reply:my name isnt on there!
Reply:my name wasnt on there!!! =I
Reply:haha aww my names not on the list :[
Survey: What is your English to Irish name translation?
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Reply:Stephanie, Stefanie, (mine is Stephenie)
Stephanie is a French feminine form of the name Stephen. In Irish, Stephen is St铆of谩n (SHTEE fawn). There is no feminine equivalent in Irish, but you could make a modern one by adding "铆n": St铆of谩in铆n (SHTEE fawn een) or perhaps St铆f铆n? (SHTEE feen)--although the second one looks a little strange. An older Irish form of Stephen is Stiana (SHEE uh na), perhaps you could use this as the base to form a feminine name: Stiain铆n (SHTEE uh neen)--that's kind of pretty!
Reply:English: Bumblebee
Irish: O'Bumblebee
Reply:Jennifer translates to either Fionnait or Muireann. I think I will stick with plain ole Jennifer.
Reply:Well my name wasn't on that site at all, so I went to an Irish Name Generator and this is what it gave me:
Sean 脫 Dubhghaill
Reply:English: Sarah
Irish: Sorcha, Saraid
Reply:Peig, Peig铆
Reply:Alsander, Alastar
Reply:S茅amus
Awesome!!!
Reply:Cr铆ost铆ona
Reply:blarney
Reply:My name's not listed, 1st or middle. I feel so left out, waaaaaah.
Reply:Aoife. I don't know why my parents didn't name me that. Maybe it's too common here.
Reply:Mine is not on there :-(
Reply:my name isn't on there =/
Reply:my name isnt on the list
Reply:my name is not listed. =(
Reply:my name isnt on there!
Reply:my name wasnt on there!!! =I
Reply:haha aww my names not on the list :[
Is mackey a irish name?
yes it is, as a surname.
It is common in Connaught, (west) and Tipperary. It is also a varient of MacKee and MacKay.
Is mackey a irish name?
A lot of Irish names were severely anglicised. Mackey is a derivative of Mac/Mc Kay/Kee or McGhee.
Reply:MacKey or MacKay is a Scottish name. You should also have asked ..Is MacKey an Irish name?...
Incorrect spelling and grammar is a sign of immense laziness.
Reply:It is definately not!!! If you are talking about the Irish family name like Mc Kee then it is but the name you gave is definately not one.
Reply:Yes, but it's more of a sir name e.g McDonald, Mc'Kendal etc.
= )
Reply:i don't think it is
It is common in Connaught, (west) and Tipperary. It is also a varient of MacKee and MacKay.
Is mackey a irish name?
A lot of Irish names were severely anglicised. Mackey is a derivative of Mac/Mc Kay/Kee or McGhee.
Reply:MacKey or MacKay is a Scottish name. You should also have asked ..Is MacKey an Irish name?...
Incorrect spelling and grammar is a sign of immense laziness.
Reply:It is definately not!!! If you are talking about the Irish family name like Mc Kee then it is but the name you gave is definately not one.
Reply:Yes, but it's more of a sir name e.g McDonald, Mc'Kendal etc.
= )
Reply:i don't think it is
What kind of name is Horatio (English, Irish, Scottish, Latin, Greek, etc.)?
greek
螣蟻维蟿喂慰蟼
What kind of name is Horatio (English, Irish, Scottish, Latin, Greek, etc.)?
Horatio is a Latin name (i.e. from Ancient Rome, not Mexico lol).
The was a Roman poet called Horatio, and a Roman hero called Horatio Cocles (One-eyed Horatio)
Horatio is the forerunner of the modern name Horace.
Reply:Sounds Latin to me.
Reply:greek
螣蟻维蟿喂慰蟼
What kind of name is Horatio (English, Irish, Scottish, Latin, Greek, etc.)?
Horatio is a Latin name (i.e. from Ancient Rome, not Mexico lol).
The was a Roman poet called Horatio, and a Roman hero called Horatio Cocles (One-eyed Horatio)
Horatio is the forerunner of the modern name Horace.
Reply:Sounds Latin to me.
Reply:greek
A beautiful Irish name for a new born baby boy???
Ciaran (pronounced Keer-an) means: "dark-haired one"
Lorcan - means: "small, fierce one"
Declan - means: "prayer"
Keegan - means: "passionate, fiery one"
Keelan - means: "small one"
Keenan - means: "little wise one"
Caelan - means: "powerful warrior"
Brendan - means: "little raven" or "brave and bold"
Aidan - means: "fiery one"
Connor - means: "lover of hounds and wolves" or "strong-willed" or "desired"
Cormac - means: " charioteer"
Eammon - (Irish form of Edmund) means: "wealthy, happy" or "prosperous protector"
Eoin (Irish form of John) - means: "God is gracious"
Finn - means: "fair-haired"
Fintan (can't find meaning)
Flynn - means: "red-haired one"
Kearney - means: "winner"
Quinn - means: "wise one" or "chief"
Ronan - means: "small seal"
Rory - means: "red"
Rowan - means: "red-haired one"
Ryan - means: "little king"
Seamus (pr Shay-mus, Irish form of James) means: "supplanter"
Sean - (Irish form of John) means: "God is gracious"
Liam - (diminutive of William) means: one who desires protection"
There is a great Irish names website on the net which also has a voice pronouncing the names (very helpful for some of those unusual spellings!) but I can't remember the address.
Hope that helps a bit.
Good luck!
A beautiful Irish name for a new born baby boy???
Liam
Reply:Here. Maybe this will help.
http://www.babynamescountry.com/origins/...
Reply:Connor, Calum, Niall, Liam
Reply:Kieran... My son's name
Reply:declan.
Reply:conor
sean
Patrick
Reply:Sean
Reply:Daniel,,,,Danny ,Boy,,,,,
Reply:Conner
Reply:paddy!!!
Reply:Colin, Patrick, Ryan, Reese, Adair, Caleb, Cole...
Here's a link, sug.
http://web.ncf.ca/bj333/HomePage.boys.ht...
Reply:Sean
Michael
Connor
Reply:Cian
Reply:Will, Warren or Nolan
Reply:Aiden - little fire
Darcy - dark one
Curran - descendant of the spearman
Devan - poet
Keiran - dark
Liam - strong-willed warrior
Logan - from the hollow
Nolan - descendant of the famous one
Shane - God is gracious
Reply:leo
Reply:Here are some of my favorites (mostly Irish, a few general Celtic):
Ronan - "little seal," from the Irish Selkie legend. I'll post a site below where you can learn more about it, if you're not familiar, but it's rather interesting. Bit of an older twist on the mermaid-loves-human myths. ;)
Cillian - generally thought to be derived from the Gaelic word for "church," but sometimes considered a diminutive of Kelly/Ceallach, as well.
Lachlan/Lochlan - from the "land of lochs" nickname used to refer to a Viking (or, by extension, a child with reddish hair/coloring in general)
Ewan - generally considered a form of Irish/Scottish Eoghan, which likely means "born of the yew tree." Also used as a Celtic form of Eugene ("well born").
Harvey - of Breton origin, meaning basically "worthy in battle"
Angus - familiar Anglicization of Aonghus, meaning "one strength." Also the Irish god of love and youth. ;)
Finnian - basically Fionn/Finn with the common diminutive suffix, so "little white one"
Findlay/Finley - Anglicized forms of Fionnlagh, meaning "white warrior"
Milo - used as an Irish form of Miles and also a short form of Maol Muire (devotee of Mary).
Seamus - Irish form of James, so "supplanter; holder of the heel or may God protect" (no definitive meaning). I also love Shea as a short form, and as a stand-alone name that means "admirable; hawk-like."
Declan - popular saint's name, possibly meaning "full of goodness"
Darragh - "little oak" or "fruitful; fertile"
Donovan - basically "little dark one" or "little dark prince"
Desmond - simply "from south Munster" (an Anglicized name taken from Gaelic Deas-Mhumhan).
Oran - from Odhran, "little pale green one."
Tadhg - "poet"
Graham/Graeme - from a Scottish surname likely meaning "gravelly homestead" or simply "gray home."
Lennox - from another Scottish surname/place name that may refer to an elm, or grove of elms.
Flynn - "red"
Flannery - "red valour"
Obviously, I could go on. LOL You might find this site useful, by the way: http://www.babynamesofireland.com/ Lots of information about the myths and meanings behind many of the names, as well as audible pronunciations (should you need them). Behind the Name is another wonderfully accurate site. Here's a link to their list of masculine Irish names: http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/iri_m.p... Hope it helps! And congrats, by the way! ;)
Reply:Dylan, ( is that irish i dont know)
Reply:The name Evan comes to mind. Easy to say, easy to spell. Apparently of Welsh origin,but I like it a lot.
The boy's name Evan \e-van\ is pronounced EV-an. It is of Welsh origin. Variant of a Gaelic name anglicized as John (Hebrew) "the Lord is gracious". In Celtic, the name means "young warrior". In Welsh, it means "God is Good". It is also used as a short form of Evangelos, which means "good messenger" in Greek. In Hebrew, Evan means "rock". See also Evian.
Evan has 15 variant forms: Euan, Euen, Evann, Evans, Ev, Eva, Even, Evin, Evo, Evon, Evyn, Ewan, Ewen, Ewy and Owen.
If you want more Irish, I say you cant beat Patrick, or Padraic ( but I just dont think Paddy would cut on this side of 'the pond' !)
Reply:If he was born today, alot of Irish babies are called Nollaig if they are born on Christmas!!
Also
Darragh
Pearse
P谩draig
Cathal
Seamus
Reply:Donovan-Brown/Black
Eamon-Rich Protector
Conor-Wolf Lover
Gavan-
Corey-Hollow
Brennan-Prince
Liam-Strong Willed Warrior
Logan-From the Hollow
Shane-God is Gracious
Sheridan-To Seek
Reply:"Dougal" is quite sweet. :)
Reply:Br铆n bree-an Brian 'Br铆' means hill and in the context of a name it means 'high (as in noble) and strong'. Brian Boru was the first high King of Ireland and the man who defeated the Vikings at the Battle of Clontarf.
Buach boo-ock Means 'victor or conquerer'.
Cairbre care-bra 'Strong man'. It occurs frequently in Irish mythology, most notably as Cairbre Nia Fer, who was a King of Tara killed by Cuchulainn. His brother later had a hand in killing Cuchulainn.
Colman coal-man Means 'little dove', sometime taken to mean 'peacekeeper'.
Eamon aim-on Edmund, Edward Means 'keeper of riches'. Eamon De Valera was Ireland's first Taoiseach (prime minister) and was later President of Ireland. A variant spelling is Iamonn, which is pronounced Yamon.
Ronan roh-nan Old Irish meaning "little seal"; There was a 6th century saint of that name. Ronan was also a legendary King who was tricked by his second wife into killing his own son. It is a fairly common surname as well as first name.
Tiarn谩n tier-nawn Tiernan Means 'little lord'.
Congratz on your baby.
Reply:My parents thought about calling me Eoman (Ay-min), but they decided it's too hard for people to pronounce.
Declan is one I really like, or Ewan, or Brian.
Reply:Hey!
How about:
Seamus
Reply:Aidan, Liam,
Reply:Sean
Reply:Rory.
Reply:Robbin!
Reply:Liam and Glades
leander
Lorcan - means: "small, fierce one"
Declan - means: "prayer"
Keegan - means: "passionate, fiery one"
Keelan - means: "small one"
Keenan - means: "little wise one"
Caelan - means: "powerful warrior"
Brendan - means: "little raven" or "brave and bold"
Aidan - means: "fiery one"
Connor - means: "lover of hounds and wolves" or "strong-willed" or "desired"
Cormac - means: " charioteer"
Eammon - (Irish form of Edmund) means: "wealthy, happy" or "prosperous protector"
Eoin (Irish form of John) - means: "God is gracious"
Finn - means: "fair-haired"
Fintan (can't find meaning)
Flynn - means: "red-haired one"
Kearney - means: "winner"
Quinn - means: "wise one" or "chief"
Ronan - means: "small seal"
Rory - means: "red"
Rowan - means: "red-haired one"
Ryan - means: "little king"
Seamus (pr Shay-mus, Irish form of James) means: "supplanter"
Sean - (Irish form of John) means: "God is gracious"
Liam - (diminutive of William) means: one who desires protection"
There is a great Irish names website on the net which also has a voice pronouncing the names (very helpful for some of those unusual spellings!) but I can't remember the address.
Hope that helps a bit.
Good luck!
A beautiful Irish name for a new born baby boy???
Liam
Reply:Here. Maybe this will help.
http://www.babynamescountry.com/origins/...
Reply:Connor, Calum, Niall, Liam
Reply:Kieran... My son's name
Reply:declan.
Reply:conor
sean
Patrick
Reply:Sean
Reply:Daniel,,,,Danny ,Boy,,,,,
Reply:Conner
Reply:paddy!!!
Reply:Colin, Patrick, Ryan, Reese, Adair, Caleb, Cole...
Here's a link, sug.
http://web.ncf.ca/bj333/HomePage.boys.ht...
Reply:Sean
Michael
Connor
Reply:Cian
Reply:Will, Warren or Nolan
Reply:Aiden - little fire
Darcy - dark one
Curran - descendant of the spearman
Devan - poet
Keiran - dark
Liam - strong-willed warrior
Logan - from the hollow
Nolan - descendant of the famous one
Shane - God is gracious
Reply:leo
Reply:Here are some of my favorites (mostly Irish, a few general Celtic):
Ronan - "little seal," from the Irish Selkie legend. I'll post a site below where you can learn more about it, if you're not familiar, but it's rather interesting. Bit of an older twist on the mermaid-loves-human myths. ;)
Cillian - generally thought to be derived from the Gaelic word for "church," but sometimes considered a diminutive of Kelly/Ceallach, as well.
Lachlan/Lochlan - from the "land of lochs" nickname used to refer to a Viking (or, by extension, a child with reddish hair/coloring in general)
Ewan - generally considered a form of Irish/Scottish Eoghan, which likely means "born of the yew tree." Also used as a Celtic form of Eugene ("well born").
Harvey - of Breton origin, meaning basically "worthy in battle"
Angus - familiar Anglicization of Aonghus, meaning "one strength." Also the Irish god of love and youth. ;)
Finnian - basically Fionn/Finn with the common diminutive suffix, so "little white one"
Findlay/Finley - Anglicized forms of Fionnlagh, meaning "white warrior"
Milo - used as an Irish form of Miles and also a short form of Maol Muire (devotee of Mary).
Seamus - Irish form of James, so "supplanter; holder of the heel or may God protect" (no definitive meaning). I also love Shea as a short form, and as a stand-alone name that means "admirable; hawk-like."
Declan - popular saint's name, possibly meaning "full of goodness"
Darragh - "little oak" or "fruitful; fertile"
Donovan - basically "little dark one" or "little dark prince"
Desmond - simply "from south Munster" (an Anglicized name taken from Gaelic Deas-Mhumhan).
Oran - from Odhran, "little pale green one."
Tadhg - "poet"
Graham/Graeme - from a Scottish surname likely meaning "gravelly homestead" or simply "gray home."
Lennox - from another Scottish surname/place name that may refer to an elm, or grove of elms.
Flynn - "red"
Flannery - "red valour"
Obviously, I could go on. LOL You might find this site useful, by the way: http://www.babynamesofireland.com/ Lots of information about the myths and meanings behind many of the names, as well as audible pronunciations (should you need them). Behind the Name is another wonderfully accurate site. Here's a link to their list of masculine Irish names: http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/iri_m.p... Hope it helps! And congrats, by the way! ;)
Reply:Dylan, ( is that irish i dont know)
Reply:The name Evan comes to mind. Easy to say, easy to spell. Apparently of Welsh origin,but I like it a lot.
The boy's name Evan \e-van\ is pronounced EV-an. It is of Welsh origin. Variant of a Gaelic name anglicized as John (Hebrew) "the Lord is gracious". In Celtic, the name means "young warrior". In Welsh, it means "God is Good". It is also used as a short form of Evangelos, which means "good messenger" in Greek. In Hebrew, Evan means "rock". See also Evian.
Evan has 15 variant forms: Euan, Euen, Evann, Evans, Ev, Eva, Even, Evin, Evo, Evon, Evyn, Ewan, Ewen, Ewy and Owen.
If you want more Irish, I say you cant beat Patrick, or Padraic ( but I just dont think Paddy would cut on this side of 'the pond' !)
Reply:If he was born today, alot of Irish babies are called Nollaig if they are born on Christmas!!
Also
Darragh
Pearse
P谩draig
Cathal
Seamus
Reply:Donovan-Brown/Black
Eamon-Rich Protector
Conor-Wolf Lover
Gavan-
Corey-Hollow
Brennan-Prince
Liam-Strong Willed Warrior
Logan-From the Hollow
Shane-God is Gracious
Sheridan-To Seek
Reply:"Dougal" is quite sweet. :)
Reply:Br铆n bree-an Brian 'Br铆' means hill and in the context of a name it means 'high (as in noble) and strong'. Brian Boru was the first high King of Ireland and the man who defeated the Vikings at the Battle of Clontarf.
Buach boo-ock Means 'victor or conquerer'.
Cairbre care-bra 'Strong man'. It occurs frequently in Irish mythology, most notably as Cairbre Nia Fer, who was a King of Tara killed by Cuchulainn. His brother later had a hand in killing Cuchulainn.
Colman coal-man Means 'little dove', sometime taken to mean 'peacekeeper'.
Eamon aim-on Edmund, Edward Means 'keeper of riches'. Eamon De Valera was Ireland's first Taoiseach (prime minister) and was later President of Ireland. A variant spelling is Iamonn, which is pronounced Yamon.
Ronan roh-nan Old Irish meaning "little seal"; There was a 6th century saint of that name. Ronan was also a legendary King who was tricked by his second wife into killing his own son. It is a fairly common surname as well as first name.
Tiarn谩n tier-nawn Tiernan Means 'little lord'.
Congratz on your baby.
Reply:My parents thought about calling me Eoman (Ay-min), but they decided it's too hard for people to pronounce.
Declan is one I really like, or Ewan, or Brian.
Reply:Hey!
How about:
Seamus
Reply:Aidan, Liam,
Reply:Sean
Reply:Rory.
Reply:Robbin!
Reply:Liam and Glades
leander
Do you think Downey is Irish name?
Yes Downey is an Irish name and is an anglicised version of the Irish spelling for the descendants of the O'Dunadhaigh or Mac Giolla Domhaigh families. You can read more about them at the site below.
Do you think Downey is Irish name?
yea bet ur a.r.s.e it is
Reply:it sounds irish to me!
Reply:yes,an anglicised version but still irish. henry downey was a great gaelic player for derry,he is just one example of the downey name from ireland.
Reply:no it ain't
Reply:Hi Bigfoot, yes Downey is an Irish name.
Reply:Yes, it definitely does sound Irish.
Do you think Downey is Irish name?
yea bet ur a.r.s.e it is
Reply:it sounds irish to me!
Reply:yes,an anglicised version but still irish. henry downey was a great gaelic player for derry,he is just one example of the downey name from ireland.
Reply:no it ain't
Reply:Hi Bigfoot, yes Downey is an Irish name.
Reply:Yes, it definitely does sound Irish.
What is the name of that song that gets played at a lot of sporting events? (it sounds like its Irish) thanks?
Name of song and artist if avaiable
What is the name of that song that gets played at a lot of sporting events? (it sounds like its Irish) thanks?
im shipping up to boston- dropkick murphys
(i think thats what your talking about)
What is the name of that song that gets played at a lot of sporting events? (it sounds like its Irish) thanks?
im shipping up to boston- dropkick murphys
(i think thats what your talking about)
What's the name of the Irish instrumental band?
I've seen a documentary about an Irish instrumental band that uses everyday objects to create awesome beats and songs.I have no idea how to search for these kind of bands.
P.S. In the documentary I saw they were hanging on a wall filled with everything from trash can lids to .. trash cans :D.
Thanks in advance.
What's the name of the Irish instrumental band?
Chieftains?
P.S. In the documentary I saw they were hanging on a wall filled with everything from trash can lids to .. trash cans :D.
Thanks in advance.
What's the name of the Irish instrumental band?
Chieftains?
What do you think of these Irish names?
(Either one or both of the names are Irish/Gaelic)
Girls:
Bridget Niamh (pron. Neeve)
Riley Ailbhe (pron. Alba)
Aerin (pron. Erin) Bristol
Boys:
Aiden Patrick
Reilly Kingston
What do you think? Any suggestions?
What do you think of these Irish names?
I like the sound and balance of Aerin Bristol and Aiden Patrick.
My two sons are Tadhg Arthur and Rory Edmund.
My two daughters are Brigit Dorothy and Nora Anne Theresa.
You can't make a mistake the choices you have. Enjoy!
Reply:Bridget Niamh (pron. Neeve) - I have never liked the named Bridget, sorry. Niamh is really weird, no one will ever pronounce it correctly.
Riley Ailbhe (pron. Alba) - Riley is cute, but, I don't like Ailbhe, no one will ever pronounce that one correctly either.
Aerin (pron. Erin) Bristol - Aerin is cute, but, I think it's better spelled ordinary like Erin. Bristol is really cute, too. I don't like how Aerin Bristol flows, though.
Boys:
Aiden Patrick - LOVE it, very cute. I like both Aiden and Patrick. Aiden is at the top of my boy name list and I like Patrick and I think both flow well together.
Reilly Kingston - I would go with Reilly spelled Riley, Riley Kingston is actually really cute. I like it.
Reply:Really lovely names. My Grandma on my Dad's side was born in Northern Ireland and is called Elizabeth but its not very Irish as her mother my Great Grandmother was born in Liverpool only her father was Irish. They moved out of Northern Ireland due to the trouble, when my Grandma was young.
Anyway there beautiful names i love out of the girls Bridget Nimah and Aerin out of the boys i like Aiden Patrick.
Boys:-
Ryan
Liam
Declan
Ciaran
Conor
Girls:-
Siobhan
Aisling
Deirdre
Aileen
good luck
Reply:My Gaelic name (which isn't Maryn) is mispronounced constantly in the US, even by educated, worldly people. I spell it more often than I say it. I've learned to answer to names being called out (at the doctor's office or any place they make you wait) that sound more like gargling than someone's name.
My sister's name, Madb, caused her so much grief she legally changed it to Maev--but not before she received a notice requiring her to register for the draft.
Please don't give your baby a name the people where you live will not be able to pronounce on sight.
Reply:I really like the name Riley for the girl, but I think you'll be making the spelling and the pronunciation for the middle names hard on the kid and their teachers. On the boys names, I really really love Aiden Patrick.
Reply:How are you getting "Neeve" out of "Niamh"?? Nooooo...
I like all of the first names, especially Bridget. Riley, for both boys and girls, doesn't age well, though. It'll sound weird when s/he is 50.
Reply:I really like Aiden Patrick (actually would prefer Aidan Patrick).
I LOVE Reilly Kingston! For some reason that is just great to me!
For girls:
I like Aerin Bristol and Bridget Niamh
I am not a fan of Riley for a girl.
Reply:They are so sweet !!! :)
And how about: Collin,Whiliam,Drake,Bella,Mandy,Katy?
Reply:I love Irish names...
MY FAVS --
Girl: Erin Tierny (tier-knee)
Boy: Callum Patrick
Reply:I love Bridget Niamh and Riley Ailbhe and Aiden Patrick
There is an Irish girl in my class and I love her name, it is Riona (ree-oh-na)
Reply:I love Aidan Patrick.
Niamh and Erin are nice names too.
Riley is a boys name.
I live in Ireland too!!
Reply:I really like Aerin Bristol! I like Aiden Patrick too.
Nice names! Good Job!
Reply:They are all gorgeous names. I really like Aiden Partick and Erin Bridget (sorry, I had to re-arrange!)
Reply:I like Bridget Niamh and Aiden Patrick. Both names are nice.
Reply:Bridget Niamh (pron. Neeve)
non of boys
Reply:you cant go wrong with an irish name, i like your boys names and bridget niamh
Reply:theyre kool!
cotton rose
Girls:
Bridget Niamh (pron. Neeve)
Riley Ailbhe (pron. Alba)
Aerin (pron. Erin) Bristol
Boys:
Aiden Patrick
Reilly Kingston
What do you think? Any suggestions?
What do you think of these Irish names?
I like the sound and balance of Aerin Bristol and Aiden Patrick.
My two sons are Tadhg Arthur and Rory Edmund.
My two daughters are Brigit Dorothy and Nora Anne Theresa.
You can't make a mistake the choices you have. Enjoy!
Reply:Bridget Niamh (pron. Neeve) - I have never liked the named Bridget, sorry. Niamh is really weird, no one will ever pronounce it correctly.
Riley Ailbhe (pron. Alba) - Riley is cute, but, I don't like Ailbhe, no one will ever pronounce that one correctly either.
Aerin (pron. Erin) Bristol - Aerin is cute, but, I think it's better spelled ordinary like Erin. Bristol is really cute, too. I don't like how Aerin Bristol flows, though.
Boys:
Aiden Patrick - LOVE it, very cute. I like both Aiden and Patrick. Aiden is at the top of my boy name list and I like Patrick and I think both flow well together.
Reilly Kingston - I would go with Reilly spelled Riley, Riley Kingston is actually really cute. I like it.
Reply:Really lovely names. My Grandma on my Dad's side was born in Northern Ireland and is called Elizabeth but its not very Irish as her mother my Great Grandmother was born in Liverpool only her father was Irish. They moved out of Northern Ireland due to the trouble, when my Grandma was young.
Anyway there beautiful names i love out of the girls Bridget Nimah and Aerin out of the boys i like Aiden Patrick.
Boys:-
Ryan
Liam
Declan
Ciaran
Conor
Girls:-
Siobhan
Aisling
Deirdre
Aileen
good luck
Reply:My Gaelic name (which isn't Maryn) is mispronounced constantly in the US, even by educated, worldly people. I spell it more often than I say it. I've learned to answer to names being called out (at the doctor's office or any place they make you wait) that sound more like gargling than someone's name.
My sister's name, Madb, caused her so much grief she legally changed it to Maev--but not before she received a notice requiring her to register for the draft.
Please don't give your baby a name the people where you live will not be able to pronounce on sight.
Reply:I really like the name Riley for the girl, but I think you'll be making the spelling and the pronunciation for the middle names hard on the kid and their teachers. On the boys names, I really really love Aiden Patrick.
Reply:How are you getting "Neeve" out of "Niamh"?? Nooooo...
I like all of the first names, especially Bridget. Riley, for both boys and girls, doesn't age well, though. It'll sound weird when s/he is 50.
Reply:I really like Aiden Patrick (actually would prefer Aidan Patrick).
I LOVE Reilly Kingston! For some reason that is just great to me!
For girls:
I like Aerin Bristol and Bridget Niamh
I am not a fan of Riley for a girl.
Reply:They are so sweet !!! :)
And how about: Collin,Whiliam,Drake,Bella,Mandy,Katy?
Reply:I love Irish names...
MY FAVS --
Girl: Erin Tierny (tier-knee)
Boy: Callum Patrick
Reply:I love Bridget Niamh and Riley Ailbhe and Aiden Patrick
There is an Irish girl in my class and I love her name, it is Riona (ree-oh-na)
Reply:I love Aidan Patrick.
Niamh and Erin are nice names too.
Riley is a boys name.
I live in Ireland too!!
Reply:I really like Aerin Bristol! I like Aiden Patrick too.
Nice names! Good Job!
Reply:They are all gorgeous names. I really like Aiden Partick and Erin Bridget (sorry, I had to re-arrange!)
Reply:I like Bridget Niamh and Aiden Patrick. Both names are nice.
Reply:Bridget Niamh (pron. Neeve)
non of boys
Reply:you cant go wrong with an irish name, i like your boys names and bridget niamh
Reply:theyre kool!
cotton rose
Irish name for grandmother?
The Irish word for Grandmother is 'Seanmh谩thair'.
The more informal word for Grandma, Granny, Grandmama is 'Mam贸'
Irish name for grandmother?
What? do you mean how do you say grandmother in irish? its seanmhathair
The more informal word for Grandma, Granny, Grandmama is 'Mam贸'
Irish name for grandmother?
What? do you mean how do you say grandmother in irish? its seanmhathair
Irish name suggestions?
Im looking for some Irish name suggestions fro our baby. We dont know if its a boy or girl yet.
If its boy we want something strong and "manly" sounding
If its girl we want something pretty.
Our last name is Dalton
Any suggestions?
Irish name suggestions?
Boy
Ciaran (Kieron)
Padraic (Paw-Ric)
Padraig (Pad-Drig)
Seamus (Shay-Mus)
Girl
Maeve
Niamh
Dervla
Sadbh (Seeve)
Sinead (Shi-Nayd)
Reply:All four of my kids have Irish names. My husband and I have Irish in both of our bloodlines but I love Irish names anyways..
Maybe Liam Sullivan Dalton, Declan Ian Dalton... i don't know. Good luck though.
I figured I'd just send you some sites.
http://www.babynamescountry.com/origins/...
http://www.babynameguide.com/categoryiri...
http://www.babynamesofireland.com/
Reply:I've put in the pronounciations in case you need them.
Boy:
S茅an
Brian
Liam
Eoghan/Eoin (oh-in)
Cillian
Ciar谩n (keerawn)
Fionn (fyun) (my favouurite)
Cathal (co-hul)
Cormac
Niall
Tadhg (tyg - with a long "i" sound)
Cian
Colm (Colum)
Rian (ree-in)
P谩draig (pawdrig)
R煤air铆
Diarmuid (deermwid)
Senan
Girls:
Aoife (eefah)
Aoibheann (eevan)
Eabha (letter "a"-va)
Ciara (Keira)
Caoimhe (kweeva)
Niamh (nee-umh)
Siobh谩n (shuv-own)
Sin茅ad (shin-aid)
Aisling (ash-ling)
Saoirse (seer-sheh)
R贸isi铆n (ro-sheen)
Maedhbh or Maeve
Clodagh (clo-da)
C谩itl铆n (Coyt-leen)
Eimear (eemer)
Gr谩inne (grawnya)
Reply:For a girl Moira has always been my favorite Irish name. I just love how it sounds. And it is uncommon, but not unheard of.
For a boy, Kael, Cael, Cale, (all the same pronunciation) is one of my favorite Gaelic names.
Reply:Darren - Great- Gaelic
Kellen- Warrior- Irish
Dalton- From the estate in the valley- Old English
Keely- Beautiful- Irish
Erin- Peace- Irish
Dalton- From the estate in the valley- Old English
Reply:For a boy:
James
Rowyn
Daniel
For a girl:
Brianna
Kaitlin
Mackenzie
Reply:Try http://www.babynamesworld.com search from list which includes more than 27,000 names by origin starting letter gender get the meaning of each name.
Reply:Neve (irish pronunciation Niamh)
Reply:Maggie
Daniel
Danielle
Dylan
Jonathon
Maynard
Reply:Shawn
Atlas
Riley
Summer
Brooke
Emily
Reply:I like Seamus and Ailbhe.
For a girl I like Erin and Maeve.
Reply:shaymus
Reply:sean
margret
Reply:Declan or Conner..my personal fav :)
Reply:Farrell. It means Hero, Man of Courage.
If its boy we want something strong and "manly" sounding
If its girl we want something pretty.
Our last name is Dalton
Any suggestions?
Irish name suggestions?
Boy
Ciaran (Kieron)
Padraic (Paw-Ric)
Padraig (Pad-Drig)
Seamus (Shay-Mus)
Girl
Maeve
Niamh
Dervla
Sadbh (Seeve)
Sinead (Shi-Nayd)
Reply:All four of my kids have Irish names. My husband and I have Irish in both of our bloodlines but I love Irish names anyways..
Maybe Liam Sullivan Dalton, Declan Ian Dalton... i don't know. Good luck though.
I figured I'd just send you some sites.
http://www.babynamescountry.com/origins/...
http://www.babynameguide.com/categoryiri...
http://www.babynamesofireland.com/
Reply:I've put in the pronounciations in case you need them.
Boy:
S茅an
Brian
Liam
Eoghan/Eoin (oh-in)
Cillian
Ciar谩n (keerawn)
Fionn (fyun) (my favouurite)
Cathal (co-hul)
Cormac
Niall
Tadhg (tyg - with a long "i" sound)
Cian
Colm (Colum)
Rian (ree-in)
P谩draig (pawdrig)
R煤air铆
Diarmuid (deermwid)
Senan
Girls:
Aoife (eefah)
Aoibheann (eevan)
Eabha (letter "a"-va)
Ciara (Keira)
Caoimhe (kweeva)
Niamh (nee-umh)
Siobh谩n (shuv-own)
Sin茅ad (shin-aid)
Aisling (ash-ling)
Saoirse (seer-sheh)
R贸isi铆n (ro-sheen)
Maedhbh or Maeve
Clodagh (clo-da)
C谩itl铆n (Coyt-leen)
Eimear (eemer)
Gr谩inne (grawnya)
Reply:For a girl Moira has always been my favorite Irish name. I just love how it sounds. And it is uncommon, but not unheard of.
For a boy, Kael, Cael, Cale, (all the same pronunciation) is one of my favorite Gaelic names.
Reply:Darren - Great- Gaelic
Kellen- Warrior- Irish
Dalton- From the estate in the valley- Old English
Keely- Beautiful- Irish
Erin- Peace- Irish
Dalton- From the estate in the valley- Old English
Reply:For a boy:
James
Rowyn
Daniel
For a girl:
Brianna
Kaitlin
Mackenzie
Reply:Try http://www.babynamesworld.com search from list which includes more than 27,000 names by origin starting letter gender get the meaning of each name.
Reply:Neve (irish pronunciation Niamh)
Reply:Maggie
Daniel
Danielle
Dylan
Jonathon
Maynard
Reply:Shawn
Atlas
Riley
Summer
Brooke
Emily
Reply:I like Seamus and Ailbhe.
For a girl I like Erin and Maeve.
Reply:shaymus
Reply:sean
margret
Reply:Declan or Conner..my personal fav :)
Reply:Farrell. It means Hero, Man of Courage.
What is the irish name for the country of ireland?
eire
What is the irish name for the country of ireland?
eire
Reply:isn't it EIRE? (said air-ra)
Reply:Its Eire
Reply:eire
Reply:eire
Reply:All correct and all made one small mistake;
脡ire
There has to be an accent mark (fada) on the fist E.
Reply:idk
What is the irish name for the country of ireland?
eire
Reply:isn't it EIRE? (said air-ra)
Reply:Its Eire
Reply:eire
Reply:eire
Reply:All correct and all made one small mistake;
脡ire
There has to be an accent mark (fada) on the fist E.
Reply:idk
I am trying very hard to find a good fitting 1st name.. But I want it to be a femine Irish name.. Help......?
Can someone help me find names that are orriginated from Ireland please... I have looked a few websites and one will say its from Ireland and the other will say its from elsewhere...
I am trying very hard to find a good fitting 1st name.. But I want it to be a femine Irish name.. Help......?
Melanie, Katherine, and Grace are all good Irish feminine names, however, they are romanized. If you are looking for a Gaelic Irish name, non-anglinized, go here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_names...
Reply:Maureen -
Reply:Aoife (EE-fa)
Clodagh (CLO-da)
Aisling (ASH-ling)
Caoimhe (KWEE-va)
Siobh谩n (shu-VAWN)
Bl谩ith铆n (bla-heen)
R贸is铆n (ro-sheen)
Cl铆ona (CLEEun-a)
Saoirse (SEER-sha)
Emer (EE-mer)
Deirdre (DEER-dreh)
Meadhbh or M茅abh (mave)
Reply:Bakedbean..
sorry thats a silly answer but i dont know any irish names.
Reply:Siobhan
Sinead
Reply:Colleen, Kaitlyn,
Reply:Roisin
spurge
I am trying very hard to find a good fitting 1st name.. But I want it to be a femine Irish name.. Help......?
Melanie, Katherine, and Grace are all good Irish feminine names, however, they are romanized. If you are looking for a Gaelic Irish name, non-anglinized, go here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_names...
Reply:Maureen -
Reply:Aoife (EE-fa)
Clodagh (CLO-da)
Aisling (ASH-ling)
Caoimhe (KWEE-va)
Siobh谩n (shu-VAWN)
Bl谩ith铆n (bla-heen)
R贸is铆n (ro-sheen)
Cl铆ona (CLEEun-a)
Saoirse (SEER-sha)
Emer (EE-mer)
Deirdre (DEER-dreh)
Meadhbh or M茅abh (mave)
Reply:Bakedbean..
sorry thats a silly answer but i dont know any irish names.
Reply:Siobhan
Sinead
Reply:Colleen, Kaitlyn,
Reply:Roisin
spurge
Whats a pretty Irish name for both a girl and a boy?
The name i hear most commonly for a boy and girl is Dara.
Whats a pretty Irish name for both a girl and a boy?
Shannon, Evan, Colin, Cameron
Whats a pretty Irish name for both a girl and a boy?
Shannon, Evan, Colin, Cameron
Is logan an irish name?
Hi, just wondering is logan an irish name, also anyone got any ideas on some different names for boys? Due in 3 weeks and we carnt seem to make our minds up!!!! Thanks x
Is logan an irish name?
It's certainly Celtic/Gaelic. I've known Logan be used for a Scottish boy :) I love the name!
Cian,
Tomas,
Padraig (Patrick),
Fallon,
Ciaran,
Blaine and Niall (my cousins have these names)
Diarmuid (Dermot)
are other ones that I like personally :)
That's if you want Irish ones, I've just realised you don't actually specify you want Irish lol, oh well!
CG.
Reply:Logan
Gaelic: From the hollow; Logan has become a unisex name in addition to a being a surname.
Logen, Loghan;
Star babies: son of Robert Plant
In 1997 this was the number 53 chosen name in the US
Based on the 1990 US Census, Logan was ranked the number 523 most popular Boys name in the US.
Logan ranked 63 in the top 1000 given names for births in the 1990's (January 1990-August 1999).
Irish Boys Names: Aiden, Berke, Blaine, Braedon/Braydon, Brandon, Brody, Codey, Collin, Connor, Keagan/Keegan, Keenan, Kevin, Kyle, Liam, Nolan, Patrick, Payton/Peyton, Reagan, Reilly, Rhyan/Ryan, Rylan, Sean, Shain, Shay, Tait/Tate
Reply:LOGAN (Irish) Hollow in a meadow
Logan is a really nice choice. It is just an adorable name.
I also love Liam. Very similiar to Logan too.
How about:
~ Seth
~ Shane
~ Parker
~ Cooper
~ Caleb
~ Braedon (Brady)
~ Mason
~ Owen
~ Brennen
~ Quinn
~ Evan
~ Jace
~ Bryson
~ Cody
~ Declan
~ Wyatt
~ Chase
~ Carson
~ Carter
~ Chandler
~ Griffin
~ Bennett
~ Sutton
~ Josiah
~ Levi
~ Gavyn
~ Dillon
~ Jacob
~ Blake
Good Luck Choosing. Hope the next 3 weeks are stress free and fly by!
Take Care! SD
Reply:I do believe it is of the celtic/gaelic background. I'm not 100% if it's irish, but it's around there.
I think it's a great name. I also like
Adam, Aiken, Ashton, Carter, Christopher, Cole, Colin, Cooper, Dean, Emmett, Harvey, Henry, Jack(son) Jake, James, John, Kale, Kent, Kieran, Lucas, Miles, Mitchell, Nathan, Troy, and William.
Good Luck!
Reply:Conor Douglas
Logan Parker
Holden Nathaniel
Carson Sinclair
Landon Scott
Aiden Stuart
Asher Sloan
Congrat's and Good-Luck :)
Reply:Logan is a name with Gaelic, Scottish, and Irish origins with very boyish meanings. For a boy my favorites are: Michael, Matthew, Joseph, and Aaron. For a girl my favorites are" Melanie, Melissa, Sarah, and Nicole.
Reply:yes
Reply:Logan is Gaelic
Reply:i think so
Reply:Logan is indeed an Irish/Gaelic name. My 9 month old grandson's name is Logan and his middle name is Lorne (Scottish) It is also the name of a beautiful tree. We also have another grandson on the way and I think his name will be Liam (nothing to do with alliteration) Happy parenting!
Reply:it is!!
Reply:If you like Logan go for it
There are some names I like
Patrick
Conner
Gannon
Shea
Duncan
Brendan
Quinn
Kyle
Rory
Ryan
Do not worry, the perfect name you your son will come
Congratulations
Reply:Logan sounds Irish. My sister in law is from Ireland and her brothers names were Noel and Seamus and Declan was a nephew. Rory is also Irish. Liam is a stong name. Garret is another. I like Kieran myself. Colin is another possibility or just plain Cole. Then there's Padric ( old world spelling of Patrick ) or Brendan. I'm sure there's a web site for Irish names also. Good Luck. I'm sure he will live up to whatever name you choose. How about checking out names in Irish History.
Is logan an irish name?
It's certainly Celtic/Gaelic. I've known Logan be used for a Scottish boy :) I love the name!
Cian,
Tomas,
Padraig (Patrick),
Fallon,
Ciaran,
Blaine and Niall (my cousins have these names)
Diarmuid (Dermot)
are other ones that I like personally :)
That's if you want Irish ones, I've just realised you don't actually specify you want Irish lol, oh well!
CG.
Reply:Logan
Gaelic: From the hollow; Logan has become a unisex name in addition to a being a surname.
Logen, Loghan;
Star babies: son of Robert Plant
In 1997 this was the number 53 chosen name in the US
Based on the 1990 US Census, Logan was ranked the number 523 most popular Boys name in the US.
Logan ranked 63 in the top 1000 given names for births in the 1990's (January 1990-August 1999).
Irish Boys Names: Aiden, Berke, Blaine, Braedon/Braydon, Brandon, Brody, Codey, Collin, Connor, Keagan/Keegan, Keenan, Kevin, Kyle, Liam, Nolan, Patrick, Payton/Peyton, Reagan, Reilly, Rhyan/Ryan, Rylan, Sean, Shain, Shay, Tait/Tate
Reply:LOGAN (Irish) Hollow in a meadow
Logan is a really nice choice. It is just an adorable name.
I also love Liam. Very similiar to Logan too.
How about:
~ Seth
~ Shane
~ Parker
~ Cooper
~ Caleb
~ Braedon (Brady)
~ Mason
~ Owen
~ Brennen
~ Quinn
~ Evan
~ Jace
~ Bryson
~ Cody
~ Declan
~ Wyatt
~ Chase
~ Carson
~ Carter
~ Chandler
~ Griffin
~ Bennett
~ Sutton
~ Josiah
~ Levi
~ Gavyn
~ Dillon
~ Jacob
~ Blake
Good Luck Choosing. Hope the next 3 weeks are stress free and fly by!
Take Care! SD
Reply:I do believe it is of the celtic/gaelic background. I'm not 100% if it's irish, but it's around there.
I think it's a great name. I also like
Adam, Aiken, Ashton, Carter, Christopher, Cole, Colin, Cooper, Dean, Emmett, Harvey, Henry, Jack(son) Jake, James, John, Kale, Kent, Kieran, Lucas, Miles, Mitchell, Nathan, Troy, and William.
Good Luck!
Reply:Conor Douglas
Logan Parker
Holden Nathaniel
Carson Sinclair
Landon Scott
Aiden Stuart
Asher Sloan
Congrat's and Good-Luck :)
Reply:Logan is a name with Gaelic, Scottish, and Irish origins with very boyish meanings. For a boy my favorites are: Michael, Matthew, Joseph, and Aaron. For a girl my favorites are" Melanie, Melissa, Sarah, and Nicole.
Reply:yes
Reply:Logan is Gaelic
Reply:i think so
Reply:Logan is indeed an Irish/Gaelic name. My 9 month old grandson's name is Logan and his middle name is Lorne (Scottish) It is also the name of a beautiful tree. We also have another grandson on the way and I think his name will be Liam (nothing to do with alliteration) Happy parenting!
Reply:it is!!
Reply:If you like Logan go for it
There are some names I like
Patrick
Conner
Gannon
Shea
Duncan
Brendan
Quinn
Kyle
Rory
Ryan
Do not worry, the perfect name you your son will come
Congratulations
Reply:Logan sounds Irish. My sister in law is from Ireland and her brothers names were Noel and Seamus and Declan was a nephew. Rory is also Irish. Liam is a stong name. Garret is another. I like Kieran myself. Colin is another possibility or just plain Cole. Then there's Padric ( old world spelling of Patrick ) or Brendan. I'm sure there's a web site for Irish names also. Good Luck. I'm sure he will live up to whatever name you choose. How about checking out names in Irish History.
What is the irish code of arms since the family name became famous ?
what if you are irish from Ireland ,Dublin and your Ansistors came
here during early 18th century which Castle has An name
1 Kilkenny
2 Leap
3 Blarney Stone ?
What is the irish code of arms since the family name became famous ?
Not exactly sure of what you are asking form but there are names that correspond to castles and counties in Ireland just like surnames use to correspond to what you did for a living of course. Here is some links to some of the other 3 main items you mentioned. I hoped that this helped out.
http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx...
http://www.houseofnames.com/fc.asp?sId=%26amp;...
http://www.houseofnames.com/fc.asp?sId=%26amp;...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilkenny_Ca...
http://www.castles.org/castles/Europe/We...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blarney_Sto...
here during early 18th century which Castle has An name
1 Kilkenny
2 Leap
3 Blarney Stone ?
What is the irish code of arms since the family name became famous ?
Not exactly sure of what you are asking form but there are names that correspond to castles and counties in Ireland just like surnames use to correspond to what you did for a living of course. Here is some links to some of the other 3 main items you mentioned. I hoped that this helped out.
http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx...
http://www.houseofnames.com/fc.asp?sId=%26amp;...
http://www.houseofnames.com/fc.asp?sId=%26amp;...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilkenny_Ca...
http://www.castles.org/castles/Europe/We...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blarney_Sto...
What are some cute Irish sounding surnames for girls that could be a first name?
Ex.. Delaney, Kinsleigh and Dailey
What are some cute Irish sounding surnames for girls that could be a first name?
McKenna...
Reply:Aileen,
Allana
Kaitleen
Keriana
Padraigin
Cadence\
Casey
Reply:Clover,. cloe, Chloe, sorry This was hard.
Reply:Funny my name is Louise which was common in Ireland even though it's French and I notice your nick name is Lou Lou!
Reply:Why can'y you just use a cute Irish first name?!
First names;
Ciara (Keer-ah/Keer-uh)
Niamh (Nee-vuh)
Aileen (Ale-ean, as in bean!)
Saoirse (sear-sha)
Surnames;
Clogher
Kelly
or as you suggested Delaney.
Reply:kelly, dunney, reilly, morgan, mckenna, Fay, nolan
Reply:the nicest irish girls name i have heard is roisin pronounced ro'sheen its not a surname tho its english is rosie
Reply:Ainsley/Ainslie/Ansley
Bevan
Caeley
Cameron/Kamryn
Caylee/Cayley/Cayleigh
Cayleen
Caylyn
Corey
Fallon
Kayley
Kelley/Kelly
Kendall
Leslie
MacKenna/MaKenna/McKenna
MacKenzie/MaKenzie/McKenna
McKay
Merrill
Morgan
Rilley/Riley
Sheriden
Reply:Makenna
Mackenzie
Bayleigh
Eaden
Eades
Carmody
Carlyle
Charity
Christie
Domoney
Daine
Corrigan
Shanassy
Reply:Cassidy, Tiernan, Tynan
Reply:i really really really liek he name delanie it can be spelled many different ways to ... =]
鈾ecky :)
What are some cute Irish sounding surnames for girls that could be a first name?
McKenna...
Reply:Aileen,
Allana
Kaitleen
Keriana
Padraigin
Cadence\
Casey
Reply:Clover,. cloe, Chloe, sorry This was hard.
Reply:Funny my name is Louise which was common in Ireland even though it's French and I notice your nick name is Lou Lou!
Reply:Why can'y you just use a cute Irish first name?!
First names;
Ciara (Keer-ah/Keer-uh)
Niamh (Nee-vuh)
Aileen (Ale-ean, as in bean!)
Saoirse (sear-sha)
Surnames;
Clogher
Kelly
or as you suggested Delaney.
Reply:kelly, dunney, reilly, morgan, mckenna, Fay, nolan
Reply:the nicest irish girls name i have heard is roisin pronounced ro'sheen its not a surname tho its english is rosie
Reply:Ainsley/Ainslie/Ansley
Bevan
Caeley
Cameron/Kamryn
Caylee/Cayley/Cayleigh
Cayleen
Caylyn
Corey
Fallon
Kayley
Kelley/Kelly
Kendall
Leslie
MacKenna/MaKenna/McKenna
MacKenzie/MaKenzie/McKenna
McKay
Merrill
Morgan
Rilley/Riley
Sheriden
Reply:Makenna
Mackenzie
Bayleigh
Eaden
Eades
Carmody
Carlyle
Charity
Christie
Domoney
Daine
Corrigan
Shanassy
Reply:Cassidy, Tiernan, Tynan
Reply:i really really really liek he name delanie it can be spelled many different ways to ... =]
鈾ecky :)
Is the name Estes an irish name?
hm... Estes as a first name is a very rare male name of Latin origin (meaning estuary).
but when it comes to Estes as a family name, it could be Irish (something like a short version of Latin name Eustachius), although it is related with Spanish and Italian too. .
Check this link if you're interested.
Is the name Estes an irish name?
It sounds very Spanish or...of Southern American origin!
Reply:I think it is more like Spanish.
Reply:i don,t thin itis irish it needs an L to make it irish.
Reply:Yes it is...And don't let anyone put you off
Reply:No, it is not Irish. Not even close.
Reply:no dont think so
Reply:No, I believe it originates from Spain, and England.
but when it comes to Estes as a family name, it could be Irish (something like a short version of Latin name Eustachius), although it is related with Spanish and Italian too. .
Check this link if you're interested.
Is the name Estes an irish name?
It sounds very Spanish or...of Southern American origin!
Reply:I think it is more like Spanish.
Reply:i don,t thin itis irish it needs an L to make it irish.
Reply:Yes it is...And don't let anyone put you off
Reply:No, it is not Irish. Not even close.
Reply:no dont think so
Reply:No, I believe it originates from Spain, and England.
St. Patrick? Oh, like "Patrick" is an Irish name! Can you name ONE Irish person named Patrick?
And no, Butch Patrick doesn't count. So there!
St. Patrick? Oh, like "Patrick" is an Irish name! Can you name ONE Irish person named Patrick?
Patrick Dempsey (McDreamy)
Reply:My cousin Patrick is 50% Irish....does that count?
Reply:patrick kielty- tv presenter
patrick bonnar- goal keeper
Reply:Patrick Gallagher, a friendly Irish interior designer! Green design, that is!!
Reply:Pat O'Brien...
St. Patrick? Oh, like "Patrick" is an Irish name! Can you name ONE Irish person named Patrick?
Patrick Dempsey (McDreamy)
Reply:My cousin Patrick is 50% Irish....does that count?
Reply:patrick kielty- tv presenter
patrick bonnar- goal keeper
Reply:Patrick Gallagher, a friendly Irish interior designer! Green design, that is!!
Reply:Pat O'Brien...
Whats a good irish middle name for a boy?
I like the names "Daniel' and "Peter."
Whats a good irish middle name for a boy?
Reilly
Jack
Sean
Adam
Conor
James
Daniel
Cian
Luke
Aaron
Michael
Dylan
Ryan
Jamie
Ben
David
Thomas
John
Patrick
Matthew
Daragh
Eoin
Oisin
Shane
Alex
Evan
Joshua
Liam
Nathan
Mark
Jake
Cathal
Ciaran
Joseph
Callum
Kyle
Samuel
Robert
Fionn
Andrew
Cormac
Eoghan
Stephen
Brian
Ronan
Cillian
Lee
Alexander
Kevin
Ethan
Harry
Reply:On these links there are loads!!
http://www.how-to-choose-baby-names.com/...
http://web.ncf.ca/bj333/HomePage.boys.ht...
Reply:I personally like Shane, but heres a site that can help you out a lot:
http://www.namenerds.com/irish/lists.htm...
Good luck!
Reply:Conner...What's wrong with that one?
I love it and gave it to my son even though we are White and Native American.
I have very little Irish Blood, but hey, still proud!
Reply:John
Reply:Conan, after Conan O'Brien. Or the super hero version of his name, CONANDO.
Reply:Liam
Rory
Shane
Eoghan (pronounced owen)
Reply:Liam
Reply:Liam
Reply:Carey or Kerry
Reply:O' Riley
royal blue
Whats a good irish middle name for a boy?
Reilly
Jack
Sean
Adam
Conor
James
Daniel
Cian
Luke
Aaron
Michael
Dylan
Ryan
Jamie
Ben
David
Thomas
John
Patrick
Matthew
Daragh
Eoin
Oisin
Shane
Alex
Evan
Joshua
Liam
Nathan
Mark
Jake
Cathal
Ciaran
Joseph
Callum
Kyle
Samuel
Robert
Fionn
Andrew
Cormac
Eoghan
Stephen
Brian
Ronan
Cillian
Lee
Alexander
Kevin
Ethan
Harry
Reply:On these links there are loads!!
http://www.how-to-choose-baby-names.com/...
http://web.ncf.ca/bj333/HomePage.boys.ht...
Reply:I personally like Shane, but heres a site that can help you out a lot:
http://www.namenerds.com/irish/lists.htm...
Good luck!
Reply:Conner...What's wrong with that one?
I love it and gave it to my son even though we are White and Native American.
I have very little Irish Blood, but hey, still proud!
Reply:John
Reply:Conan, after Conan O'Brien. Or the super hero version of his name, CONANDO.
Reply:Liam
Rory
Shane
Eoghan (pronounced owen)
Reply:Liam
Reply:Liam
Reply:Carey or Kerry
Reply:O' Riley
royal blue
What do you think of this Irish Boy's Name?
What do you think of this Irish boy's name?
Caoimheán (keev een)
It means "Beautiful at birth". I adore it's meaning.
What do you think of this Irish Boy's Name?
I love the meaning but how its spelt can cause problems if you don't actually live in Ireland.
Maybe it can be spelt a different way?
Reply:The meaning is lovely and all but the actual name is horrible.
Reply:even if you live in ireland it can cause problems with spelling. its not very common in ireland either. well not in dublin really :)
Reply:I love the meaning and it sounds nice, but the way its spelled he's going to have a hard time in school and in life trying to get people to pronounce it correctly.
Reply:I personally love it! It's really different and unique. And the meaning is sweet. People might mix it up with Kevin, but I guess thats half the fun when they see how its really spelt.
Go with it! xD
Reply:I like it. It will take a while to remember how to spell it but it sounds really nice.
Reply:It is very different.I have never heard it before.I like it.
Reply:I adore the meaning too, this is going onto my list of favourite Irish boys names, 2nd below Liam x
Reply:It's the Irish equivilant of Kevin, and in Ireland it's not commonly used unless lads want to use their Irish name. And we pronounce it more like 'Quee-Veen'- If you sound it like Keev-een it's going to sound like Caoimbha, which is the female equivilant, so be careful.
It's a nice name, but may cause difficulty.
Reply:You know how much I love Irish names -- And I truly love this one!
Caoimheán is just lovely. The sound, classic spelling, the way is floats off of the tongue -- All wondrous. And a MUCH better alternative to the "similar-sounding but much worse" name, Kevin.
The meaning is lovely! Perfect for a child. It reminds me of a female French name, Aceline, which means "Noble at Birth".
Just as a thought: The name Paul Caoimheán sounds lovely :)
XOXO,
Em (that's my new sign-off for all my answers)
Caoimheán (keev een)
It means "Beautiful at birth". I adore it's meaning.
What do you think of this Irish Boy's Name?
I love the meaning but how its spelt can cause problems if you don't actually live in Ireland.
Maybe it can be spelt a different way?
Reply:The meaning is lovely and all but the actual name is horrible.
Reply:even if you live in ireland it can cause problems with spelling. its not very common in ireland either. well not in dublin really :)
Reply:I love the meaning and it sounds nice, but the way its spelled he's going to have a hard time in school and in life trying to get people to pronounce it correctly.
Reply:I personally love it! It's really different and unique. And the meaning is sweet. People might mix it up with Kevin, but I guess thats half the fun when they see how its really spelt.
Go with it! xD
Reply:I like it. It will take a while to remember how to spell it but it sounds really nice.
Reply:It is very different.I have never heard it before.I like it.
Reply:I adore the meaning too, this is going onto my list of favourite Irish boys names, 2nd below Liam x
Reply:It's the Irish equivilant of Kevin, and in Ireland it's not commonly used unless lads want to use their Irish name. And we pronounce it more like 'Quee-Veen'- If you sound it like Keev-een it's going to sound like Caoimbha, which is the female equivilant, so be careful.
It's a nice name, but may cause difficulty.
Reply:You know how much I love Irish names -- And I truly love this one!
Caoimheán is just lovely. The sound, classic spelling, the way is floats off of the tongue -- All wondrous. And a MUCH better alternative to the "similar-sounding but much worse" name, Kevin.
The meaning is lovely! Perfect for a child. It reminds me of a female French name, Aceline, which means "Noble at Birth".
Just as a thought: The name Paul Caoimheán sounds lovely :)
XOXO,
Em (that's my new sign-off for all my answers)
Is "lobban" a Scottish or Irish last name?
Well My last name is Lobban
It's pronounced Lub-In
My grandmother on my dad's side's father was a lot of Irish(my great grandfather. but I heard that Lobban is a Scottish last name
help. i know ireland and scotland are on the same island but still
Is "lobban" a Scottish or Irish last name?
http://www.ancestry.com/facts/Lobban-fam...
Yes according to ancestry.com
It's pronounced Lub-In
My grandmother on my dad's side's father was a lot of Irish(my great grandfather. but I heard that Lobban is a Scottish last name
help. i know ireland and scotland are on the same island but still
Is "lobban" a Scottish or Irish last name?
http://www.ancestry.com/facts/Lobban-fam...
Yes according to ancestry.com
Irish name pronunciation?
I found a lovely Irish name that is a form of Vincent, but I can't find the pronunciation. It's spelled Uinseann. Can somebody give it to me phonetically?
Irish name pronunciation?
OON shan
Meaning: Gaining a victory
Reply:It's kind of like "weenshun" or "winshin" if you put less of an accent on it. The U and I form a dipthong. Instead of saying "oo" "ii" as two separate syllables, they run together and form a "we" sound. The "sse" forms is a distinct "sh" as in Sean..
Reply:Uinseann
"win-shan"
This name is the Irish version of Vincent, and means "conquering." There are almost thirty Saint Vincents.
http://www.how-to-choose-baby-names.com/...
http://www.20000-names.com/male_irish_na...
http://www.babynamescrib.com/baby_names_...
Reply:I think it is "Win-shawn"
Reply:Irish
Uinseann
WIN-shen
Vincent
Irish name pronunciation?
OON shan
Meaning: Gaining a victory
Reply:It's kind of like "weenshun" or "winshin" if you put less of an accent on it. The U and I form a dipthong. Instead of saying "oo" "ii" as two separate syllables, they run together and form a "we" sound. The "sse" forms is a distinct "sh" as in Sean..
Reply:Uinseann
"win-shan"
This name is the Irish version of Vincent, and means "conquering." There are almost thirty Saint Vincents.
http://www.how-to-choose-baby-names.com/...
http://www.20000-names.com/male_irish_na...
http://www.babynamescrib.com/baby_names_...
Reply:I think it is "Win-shawn"
Reply:Irish
Uinseann
WIN-shen
Vincent
Is "Sizemore" an irish name?
There's a Podge Sizemore and a Rodge Sizemore from Termonfeckit and they're not to be trusted either.
Their eyes are too far apart.
Is "Sizemore" an irish name?
Never heard of it!
Reply:No. But you wish it was, right?
Reply:it's not an irish name, it's English
http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx...
Reply:No it's not, it doesn't sound like an Irish name and I've never heard the name in Ireland..
Anyway here's a link to all you need to know
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ance...
To answer the question it is an English name
Reply:Yes it is. There's the Sizemore's frm Ballintubber and the Sizemore's from Tubbercurry. There's also the Sizemore's from Tallaght but they're not to be trusted.........
Reply:no
Reply:Not that I have ever heard. English, I believe. All of the people I know with that name (in the US) have Anglo-American backgrounds.
iris
Their eyes are too far apart.
Is "Sizemore" an irish name?
Never heard of it!
Reply:No. But you wish it was, right?
Reply:it's not an irish name, it's English
http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx...
Reply:No it's not, it doesn't sound like an Irish name and I've never heard the name in Ireland..
Anyway here's a link to all you need to know
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ance...
To answer the question it is an English name
Reply:Yes it is. There's the Sizemore's frm Ballintubber and the Sizemore's from Tubbercurry. There's also the Sizemore's from Tallaght but they're not to be trusted.........
Reply:no
Reply:Not that I have ever heard. English, I believe. All of the people I know with that name (in the US) have Anglo-American backgrounds.
iris
Friday, April 23, 2010
Is Maureen an Irish name?
The girl's name Maureen is pronounced maw-REEN. It is of Irish origin. Variant of Mary (Latin) "star of the sea."
Is Maureen an Irish name?
I think it is of Irish origin.
Reply:Yes.
http://www.babynames.com/Names/name_disp...
Reply:Sort of.
If you want a real, traditional Irish name go with Mairin instead. Mairin is really an Irish name, from the Irish language, and Maureen is the "Anglicized" version of it. Meaning, when the English conquered Ireland, they changed the spelling.
The pronunciation is close enough for most English speakers to not tell the difference, so don't worry that it would sound weird. Just say it "Maureen".
I would not personally consider Maureen an Irish name any more than I would consider Katelyn an Irish name (Katelyn is a butchering of the real name Caitlin, which is NOT pronounced like people think it is ... it's COYT-leen. Not cool anymore, huh?)
If you're looking for a name with a general Irish feeling, though, instead of a genuinely Irish one, Maureen works fine.
Reply:Yes it is - variant of the name Mary.
Reply:MAUREEN
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Irish, English
Pronounced: mor-EEN [key]
Anglicized form of M脕IR脥N
Reply:jewish
Reply:yes.
Reply:yes
Reply:sure is.... I am 100 percent irish
Is Maureen an Irish name?
I think it is of Irish origin.
Reply:Yes.
http://www.babynames.com/Names/name_disp...
Reply:Sort of.
If you want a real, traditional Irish name go with Mairin instead. Mairin is really an Irish name, from the Irish language, and Maureen is the "Anglicized" version of it. Meaning, when the English conquered Ireland, they changed the spelling.
The pronunciation is close enough for most English speakers to not tell the difference, so don't worry that it would sound weird. Just say it "Maureen".
I would not personally consider Maureen an Irish name any more than I would consider Katelyn an Irish name (Katelyn is a butchering of the real name Caitlin, which is NOT pronounced like people think it is ... it's COYT-leen. Not cool anymore, huh?)
If you're looking for a name with a general Irish feeling, though, instead of a genuinely Irish one, Maureen works fine.
Reply:Yes it is - variant of the name Mary.
Reply:MAUREEN
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Irish, English
Pronounced: mor-EEN [key]
Anglicized form of M脕IR脥N
Reply:jewish
Reply:yes.
Reply:yes
Reply:sure is.... I am 100 percent irish
Need help with making up ridiculous but plausible Irish names for a hen weekend?
There are 16 of us going to Edinburgh next weekend. We have already come up with Bridie O'Reidmy, Asumpta McCrackin and we had tons more, which we now forget in sobriety.
So any help will do.
Thanks
Need help with making up ridiculous but plausible Irish names for a hen weekend?
Justine McGee, Pat McGroin, Patty O'Furniture, Eileen Dover, Glenda Lough, May Ryder (a real person in my village), Siobhan Urnikkers.....
Wait for Podge and Rodge to respond to this one, they'll surely have a few gems...
Reply:Garhodene Mac Gee, Comageen Mac Wheelie, Desiree Ui Busaget,
These are Supposed to Have Fada's and Builte's over the e's and b's to make them Officially Oirish.
Delirah O Fannyagen, Maelssheachlan O Tooley. Gubhnet O Pissycoo. Siobhan O Wackamaneeni
I would like to see you Write all these Names on a Hotel Register or an Official Guest List at some Posh Function with a Poker Face on you.
Reply:Fidelma D'Arcy
Ailenn De Bar (struggling here)
Other mad Irish names,
Peig ni feckin...,
Dympha O Frisky
Majella ni Houlagain
I'll have to add the surnames later...I'll get thinking,can I be Assumpta, LOL?
Reply:Phil McGoother, Fanny Phelan, Cliona Cocks, Iona Massey Ferguson, Suas the Guna Una, Fanny Burns, Dolly Bird, Siobhan Your-Knickers, Wanda Freeley or Freda Filler.
Reply:phil mc,crackin , phil mc,cavity ,c.u.m on eileen , feely o'reely ,
Reply:Siobhan McGee.
Or Fiddle McGee, may be a tad inappropriate tho!!
Reply:Phylis ni glassagain
Reply:******* Bridey.
Reply:Sheila O'Blige
Reply:Shinty McGinty or vice versa Ginty Mc Shinty... ?
lol..
I'm crap at this ..
xx
Reply:erm well u could try Shilpa O'Shitty or kelley O'Kelly
hope it helps
So any help will do.
Thanks
Need help with making up ridiculous but plausible Irish names for a hen weekend?
Justine McGee, Pat McGroin, Patty O'Furniture, Eileen Dover, Glenda Lough, May Ryder (a real person in my village), Siobhan Urnikkers.....
Wait for Podge and Rodge to respond to this one, they'll surely have a few gems...
Reply:Garhodene Mac Gee, Comageen Mac Wheelie, Desiree Ui Busaget,
These are Supposed to Have Fada's and Builte's over the e's and b's to make them Officially Oirish.
Delirah O Fannyagen, Maelssheachlan O Tooley. Gubhnet O Pissycoo. Siobhan O Wackamaneeni
I would like to see you Write all these Names on a Hotel Register or an Official Guest List at some Posh Function with a Poker Face on you.
Reply:Fidelma D'Arcy
Ailenn De Bar (struggling here)
Other mad Irish names,
Peig ni feckin...,
Dympha O Frisky
Majella ni Houlagain
I'll have to add the surnames later...I'll get thinking,can I be Assumpta, LOL?
Reply:Phil McGoother, Fanny Phelan, Cliona Cocks, Iona Massey Ferguson, Suas the Guna Una, Fanny Burns, Dolly Bird, Siobhan Your-Knickers, Wanda Freeley or Freda Filler.
Reply:phil mc,crackin , phil mc,cavity ,c.u.m on eileen , feely o'reely ,
Reply:Siobhan McGee.
Or Fiddle McGee, may be a tad inappropriate tho!!
Reply:Phylis ni glassagain
Reply:******* Bridey.
Reply:Sheila O'Blige
Reply:Shinty McGinty or vice versa Ginty Mc Shinty... ?
lol..
I'm crap at this ..
xx
Reply:erm well u could try Shilpa O'Shitty or kelley O'Kelly
hope it helps
Is there a name for irish music that is sung Acappella ?
I am looking for a way to look up irish songs, that are sung without accompanying instruments. Typically, the lyrics rhyme more than a usual song.
Example:
Ramblin Rover by the Silly Wizards
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbxZNlYXJ...
Is there a name for irish music that is sung Acappella ?
not sure what it would be called, but try using http://pandora.com/ and go to the "Create a New Station" then put the name of the song or the group you mention, and it will build a playlist of similar songs and groups.
You might also try Celtic A Cappella in your search
Reply:Beerappella?
Example:
Ramblin Rover by the Silly Wizards
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbxZNlYXJ...
Is there a name for irish music that is sung Acappella ?
not sure what it would be called, but try using http://pandora.com/ and go to the "Create a New Station" then put the name of the song or the group you mention, and it will build a playlist of similar songs and groups.
You might also try Celtic A Cappella in your search
Reply:Beerappella?
Do you like the Irish babby name "Weeaboo"?
My husband and I really like this traditional Irish Gaelic name. Can be for a boy or girl, but like the name "Pudenda" tends to refer to females.
Do you like the Irish babby name "Weeaboo"?
It reminds me of Rachael Ray's dog Izaboo!
Reply:Ok..you really need to stop reading the "urban dictionary" and trying to pretend that these words Gaelic.
Weeaboo - http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.ph...
Pudenda - http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.ph...
Reply:depends on where you want to raise your child. its a totally cute BABY name, or a nickname, but once the child becomes a teenager it might be a little tough with peers. definitely if you live in the US. if you're in ireland it might still be ok...
Reply:that sounds like "Peek-a-boo" or "Wee-a-boo" as if your peeing
i think Pudenda isnt very flattering
sorry i dont like your names....
Reply:*chants to self*
"I will not feed the trolls, I will not feed the trolls"
Reply:GET A LIFE! GO DO SOMETHING WORTHWHILE ! STOP PUTTING UP FAKE CRAPPY NAMES ON HERE LIKE YOU HAVE BEEN DOING FOR MONTHS NOW!
Reply:Why are you still around? I'm shocked that people are still responding to your posts.
Reply:no not really it sounds like hey weeaboo peek a boo kids when he or she gets older might say that!
Reply:horrible
Reply:awesome names!
Reply:Nah - too common... how about Groisgeach - gaelic for Troll.
Reply:Now you're just trolling.
Reply:wtf?! :
Reply:|Good one Mrs. O'Tool or should I call you Mrs. O'Troll? LOL
Reply:Sorry but I don't like it..
Reply:You have the best names ever!
you need to find a better way to spend your time
Reply:no i don't like it
ginger lily
Do you like the Irish babby name "Weeaboo"?
It reminds me of Rachael Ray's dog Izaboo!
Reply:Ok..you really need to stop reading the "urban dictionary" and trying to pretend that these words Gaelic.
Weeaboo - http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.ph...
Pudenda - http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.ph...
Reply:depends on where you want to raise your child. its a totally cute BABY name, or a nickname, but once the child becomes a teenager it might be a little tough with peers. definitely if you live in the US. if you're in ireland it might still be ok...
Reply:that sounds like "Peek-a-boo" or "Wee-a-boo" as if your peeing
i think Pudenda isnt very flattering
sorry i dont like your names....
Reply:*chants to self*
"I will not feed the trolls, I will not feed the trolls"
Reply:GET A LIFE! GO DO SOMETHING WORTHWHILE ! STOP PUTTING UP FAKE CRAPPY NAMES ON HERE LIKE YOU HAVE BEEN DOING FOR MONTHS NOW!
Reply:Why are you still around? I'm shocked that people are still responding to your posts.
Reply:no not really it sounds like hey weeaboo peek a boo kids when he or she gets older might say that!
Reply:horrible
Reply:awesome names!
Reply:Nah - too common... how about Groisgeach - gaelic for Troll.
Reply:Now you're just trolling.
Reply:wtf?! :
Reply:|Good one Mrs. O'Tool or should I call you Mrs. O'Troll? LOL
Reply:Sorry but I don't like it..
Reply:You have the best names ever!
you need to find a better way to spend your time
Reply:no i don't like it
ginger lily
I want to know the name of hospitals that ofer adaptation cours in irish,and at what cost?
is there any hospital that ofers it(adaptation cours in nursing) without pay?if,what is there address?and on what bagain?I need this becaos am a nurse.Or if with pay,what's the amount?%26gt;
I want to know the name of hospitals that ofer adaptation cours in irish,and at what cost?
Information for Non-European Union Nurses and Midwives seeking employment in Ireland Midwiferyand Published by the Health Service Executive - Employers Agency, August 2005 (4th Edition)
IRISH NURSING BOARD (An Bord Altrainis)Information for Nurses %26amp; Midwives Educated %26amp; Trained Overseas in non-EU Countries and applicants within EU Member States who do not qualify under EU directives
I want to know the name of hospitals that ofer adaptation cours in irish,and at what cost?
Information for Non-European Union Nurses and Midwives seeking employment in Ireland Midwiferyand Published by the Health Service Executive - Employers Agency, August 2005 (4th Edition)
IRISH NURSING BOARD (An Bord Altrainis)Information for Nurses %26amp; Midwives Educated %26amp; Trained Overseas in non-EU Countries and applicants within EU Member States who do not qualify under EU directives
Anyone know the name of a Irish song?
there are no lyrics in it. kind of sounds like Trans-Siberian Orchestra. has Irish sounding electric guitar solo. sounds like it could be from a movie soundtrack.
Anyone know the name of a Irish song?
Possibly Loser by Areyon
Reply:Google Trans-Siberian Orchestra on Youtube.
You will be able to hear all the music.
Good luck.
Anyone know the name of a Irish song?
Possibly Loser by Areyon
Reply:Google Trans-Siberian Orchestra on Youtube.
You will be able to hear all the music.
Good luck.
I need help remembering the name of an irish mythology story.?
I don't remember all the details, but here's what I have to work with. There were kids that were the children of a king and their mom the queen died. The king married an evil woman and she didn't like the kids so she turned them into swans. I don't remember how it ends, but I think they end up living almost forever in that form. Please help me remember the name of this story!
I need help remembering the name of an irish mythology story.?
The Children of Lir.
I need help remembering the name of an irish mythology story.?
The Children of Lir.
Good name for an Irish traditional band?
Im starting an Irish trad band similar to the pogues or the dropkick murphys. Can anyone out there think of a good name?
Good name for an Irish traditional band?
Paddy's Lament (From the Flogging Molly Song of the same name)
Reply:Molly Malone's groupies.
maybe poteen? I think that's how you spell it--Irish bootleg whiskey
Reply:the clovers
flowering shrubs
Good name for an Irish traditional band?
Paddy's Lament (From the Flogging Molly Song of the same name)
Reply:Molly Malone's groupies.
maybe poteen? I think that's how you spell it--Irish bootleg whiskey
Reply:the clovers
flowering shrubs
What was the name of the "illutrious Irish Family" St. Natalis cursed to become werewolves?
For some long past unknown sin the Clan Allta was cursed by the Abbot Natalis (who became Saint Natalis). Two members of the clan had to take the form of a wolf for a period of seven years. Many times they were killed by hunters who did not know they were humans in wolf form. After seven years they returned back into a human and two other members of the clan became wolves. They were known as the Werewolves of Ossory (the Ossory region of Ireland).
What was the name of the "illutrious Irish Family" St. Natalis cursed to become werewolves?
http://www.irelandseye.com/aarticles/cul...
http://www.irelandseye.com/aarticles/cul...
don't think the name of the family was mentioned here but they were called the "Werewolves of Ossory".
i checked 2 encyclopedias of mythology, couldn't find any further mention of it.
Reply:A Saint cursing people to become werewolves, that doesn't sound like a man of god to me. Though I would like details to this story, should you have the time, my vocation makes such information very important...
%26gt;8)
What was the name of the "illutrious Irish Family" St. Natalis cursed to become werewolves?
http://www.irelandseye.com/aarticles/cul...
http://www.irelandseye.com/aarticles/cul...
don't think the name of the family was mentioned here but they were called the "Werewolves of Ossory".
i checked 2 encyclopedias of mythology, couldn't find any further mention of it.
Reply:A Saint cursing people to become werewolves, that doesn't sound like a man of god to me. Though I would like details to this story, should you have the time, my vocation makes such information very important...
%26gt;8)
How do you pronounce this old irish name???
idk how to pronouce this old irish form of kevin...its Caoimhin....and theres alittle slash going to the right above the second "i". thanks!
How do you pronounce this old irish name???
kwee-veen.
the slash is a fada btw!
Reply:KEE-veen or KWEE-vin. It's the origin of the name Kevin.
Reply:I THINK it's KAY-O-IM-HEEN, said rather speedily, would be KayO'mHen.
I'm probably off by a country-mile...but I think it's like that.
Reply:Caoimh铆n = kwee-veen
paper flower
How do you pronounce this old irish name???
kwee-veen.
the slash is a fada btw!
Reply:KEE-veen or KWEE-vin. It's the origin of the name Kevin.
Reply:I THINK it's KAY-O-IM-HEEN, said rather speedily, would be KayO'mHen.
I'm probably off by a country-mile...but I think it's like that.
Reply:Caoimh铆n = kwee-veen
paper flower
Is morena an irish name?
In spanish it means a dark color,but i heard is irish,am i wrong?
Is morena an irish name?
No, "morena" is not Irish, only Spanish.
It means "dark skin girl"or it could also mean "girl with dark hair".
Reply:It's Spanish for a dark haired girl.
Reply:-Morena- in latin america refers to dark girls especially a ***** woman.
Reply:Definitely not Irish - maybe whoever you hear that it was from was thinking of the name Mair茅ad (pronounced Maraid)?
Reply:morena in hair is... dark haired, in skin is dark skinned or tanned...
Is morena an irish name?
No, "morena" is not Irish, only Spanish.
It means "dark skin girl"or it could also mean "girl with dark hair".
Reply:It's Spanish for a dark haired girl.
Reply:-Morena- in latin america refers to dark girls especially a ***** woman.
Reply:Definitely not Irish - maybe whoever you hear that it was from was thinking of the name Mair茅ad (pronounced Maraid)?
Reply:morena in hair is... dark haired, in skin is dark skinned or tanned...
What would you name an irish draught horse if you put her into a stud book?
shes grey and has a fab way of making people laugh
What would you name an irish draught horse if you put her into a stud book?
Hey - if you do a google search for horses names you'll find some helpful websites where if you type in laugh - they'll bring up a list of names kinda referring to that and match it with other words. I recently had to register one of my horses - so some names Id come up with but didnt go with are as follows if you'd like any of them:
Platnium splash
Komatsu Queen
Optic Illusion
Reply:name her what ever you want, she will come to you anyway as shes your horse
Reply:paddys guinness lol
Reply:so ur looking to breed ur mare, her registered name would be most appropriate. or just keep looking through the stud book n ur more likely to find stallions that you would like to breed her with.
Reply:i would definately use her show name which is normally the one on her passport i would also put down the name of her dad and her mum you never know they could be famous
Reply:Jester's Queen
Storm Runner
*your stable's name or breeder ie 'Hungerstone'* Jester
ect
Reply:The Laughing Ghost
Reply:"Paddy" or "Spud" sounds a bit classy!
Reply:Well it would depend upon her sire and dam of course, but I like Rosie McCrary....
Reply:Gerty Ahearn
Reply:mackies slow settler
Reply:SMILEY GREY or GUINNESS RUN
Reply:Sheer Geniuss
Reply:Shamrock Jester.
Reply:A Cobb
What would you name an irish draught horse if you put her into a stud book?
Hey - if you do a google search for horses names you'll find some helpful websites where if you type in laugh - they'll bring up a list of names kinda referring to that and match it with other words. I recently had to register one of my horses - so some names Id come up with but didnt go with are as follows if you'd like any of them:
Platnium splash
Komatsu Queen
Optic Illusion
Reply:name her what ever you want, she will come to you anyway as shes your horse
Reply:paddys guinness lol
Reply:so ur looking to breed ur mare, her registered name would be most appropriate. or just keep looking through the stud book n ur more likely to find stallions that you would like to breed her with.
Reply:i would definately use her show name which is normally the one on her passport i would also put down the name of her dad and her mum you never know they could be famous
Reply:Jester's Queen
Storm Runner
*your stable's name or breeder ie 'Hungerstone'* Jester
ect
Reply:The Laughing Ghost
Reply:"Paddy" or "Spud" sounds a bit classy!
Reply:Well it would depend upon her sire and dam of course, but I like Rosie McCrary....
Reply:Gerty Ahearn
Reply:mackies slow settler
Reply:SMILEY GREY or GUINNESS RUN
Reply:Sheer Geniuss
Reply:Shamrock Jester.
Reply:A Cobb
Pls could any one type into old irish gaelic the name Keeva-Leigh i know the original name is caoimhe ?
You're right, it's Caoimhe. Leigh isn't an Irish name so it can't be translated.
Pls could any one type into old irish gaelic the name Keeva-Leigh i know the original name is caoimhe ?
Caoimhe is right
Leigh.. well.. what would be the closest would be Lagen or even L铆och (for Leah)... Leigh isn't really an Irish name so it's hard.
V.
Pls could any one type into old irish gaelic the name Keeva-Leigh i know the original name is caoimhe ?
Caoimhe is right
Leigh.. well.. what would be the closest would be Lagen or even L铆och (for Leah)... Leigh isn't really an Irish name so it's hard.
V.
How do you say the irish name criostoir?
Cr铆ost贸ir = CREE-store
How do you say the irish name criostoir?
Criss-THORE
Reply:Creastoor (door but toor, creas is pronounced cre-as, sounds like crease, but say it fast.)
growing begonia
How do you say the irish name criostoir?
Criss-THORE
Reply:Creastoor (door but toor, creas is pronounced cre-as, sounds like crease, but say it fast.)
growing begonia
Can you name 15 irish international's who have played in the champ's lg?
Robbie Keane
Roy Keane
Damien Duff
Shay Given
Steve Finnan
Aiden McGeady
John O'Shea
Dennis Irwin
Jason McAteer
Gary Kelly
Ian Harte
Mark Lawrenson
Liam Miller
Can you name 15 irish international's who have played in the champ's lg?
john o'shea won it last season and he is going to win it again this season
Reply:hmm tough one..
Duff, Keane
Reply:y do u wana no hehe
Roy Keane
Damien Duff
Shay Given
Steve Finnan
Aiden McGeady
John O'Shea
Dennis Irwin
Jason McAteer
Gary Kelly
Ian Harte
Mark Lawrenson
Liam Miller
Can you name 15 irish international's who have played in the champ's lg?
john o'shea won it last season and he is going to win it again this season
Reply:hmm tough one..
Duff, Keane
Reply:y do u wana no hehe
Was there ever a person in the Irish Mob with the last name of Flanigan?
Google/Web Search: Moses Rafael Flanagan.
Click on the link to madinpursuit.com and it will take to his page.
Was there ever a person in the Irish Mob with the last name of Flanigan?
Nope, never.
Click on the link to madinpursuit.com and it will take to his page.
Was there ever a person in the Irish Mob with the last name of Flanigan?
Nope, never.
Good irish name for boy or girl?
could anyone suggest good irish name for boy or girl, nothing too long, thinking of oisin or caoimhe
Good irish name for boy or girl?
Oisín and Caoimhe are lovely. Here's some more ideas for you:
Boy:
Cillian
Cian
Ciarán
Fionn
Senan
Séan
Eoghan
Daire
Cormac
Tadhg
Cathal
Girl:
Aoife
Aoibheann
Aoibhe
Eabha
Ailbhe
Fiona
Sinéad
Siobhán
Maedhbh
Niamh
Máiréad
Orla
Sadhbh
Clodagh
Saoirse
Aisling
Ciara
Reply:boy : Connor, Aaden - *my sons name*, Ryan, Liam, Breandan, Brian, Kian
girl: Bridget, Kaitlyn - *my name*, Hailey, Kelly, Cara, Claire,
Nora
Reply:Before you think too hard on these names - do you realize that your child will be stuck with a name that they will constantly have to pronounce for the world?
Life is hard enough for a child....please think long and hard before naming your child something difficult to pronounce (unless of course, you live in Ireland and those names are known/common there).
Reply:Here is a link to the top 100 Irish Girl and boy names. My favorite girl name is Chloe. My favorite for a boy is Aidan.
Reply:I assume you want really really Irish names:
Girls:
Riley
Siobhan
Aisling
Deirdre
Niamh
Eileen
Aileen
Boys:
Aidan
Liam
Declan
Ciaran
Conor
Gearoid
This link is also really helpful:
http://www.babynamesofireland.com/index....
Hope I Helped!
Reply:Love Caoimhe for a girl. Also like Aisling and Aoibheann for girls. For boys I love Lachlan and Padraig.
Riley isn't unisex. It's masculine, it's a surname.
Reply:Go with Oisín, I really love that name.
Caoimhe is lovely too.
They are actual genuine Irish names not one of those bizarre one people think are Irish like Teagan or something.
I also like Clodagh or Sadbh for a girl.
Reply:Girls- Adara, Cassidy, Fallon, Taryn, Nuala (noo-luh).
Boys- Caith, Fallon, Keanan, Rory, Haley.
Reply:Eoghan Lachlan for a boy.
Cait or Caitin (Irish for "Katie") or Aloisia for a girl? hmm.. Ciara is rather common, but I like it. :o)
Reply:Boys:
Connor
Riley
Aiden
Riley
GIRLS:
Briana/Brianna/Breana/Breanna
Ciara
Catelyn/Caitlin/Katelyn/Kaitlin
Riley
Reply:peter and riley. connor is okay and definatly riley cause its a boy or a girl name
Reply:girls-
Erin
Shannon
Maeve
Kelly
Brenna
boys-
Seamus
Owen
Patrick
Colin
Aiden
Declan
Brendan
Finn
Sean
BOTH: Casey
Reply:Conner, Riley, or Patrick
Reply:for a boy--bowden or oran
for a girl--aislinn or isla
Reply:Conor and Riley
McKayla
Mackenzi
Reply:Ethan
or
Brianna
Reply:girl...
Bevin
Bridget
Darcy
Erin
Keara
Michaela
Boy..
Liam
Quinlan
Torin
Sean
Shane
Reply:Just give the kid a normal name and make life more easy for him.
Reply:simmons fitzpatrick or patrick fitzsimmons.
Reply:PADDY!!
Reply:Brian or Teagan
Reply:girl:
niamh (pro: neeve)
Reply:an irish name for a boy could be eoghan (it pronounsed owen) or eliyot.
Good irish name for boy or girl?
Oisín and Caoimhe are lovely. Here's some more ideas for you:
Boy:
Cillian
Cian
Ciarán
Fionn
Senan
Séan
Eoghan
Daire
Cormac
Tadhg
Cathal
Girl:
Aoife
Aoibheann
Aoibhe
Eabha
Ailbhe
Fiona
Sinéad
Siobhán
Maedhbh
Niamh
Máiréad
Orla
Sadhbh
Clodagh
Saoirse
Aisling
Ciara
Reply:boy : Connor, Aaden - *my sons name*, Ryan, Liam, Breandan, Brian, Kian
girl: Bridget, Kaitlyn - *my name*, Hailey, Kelly, Cara, Claire,
Nora
Reply:Before you think too hard on these names - do you realize that your child will be stuck with a name that they will constantly have to pronounce for the world?
Life is hard enough for a child....please think long and hard before naming your child something difficult to pronounce (unless of course, you live in Ireland and those names are known/common there).
Reply:Here is a link to the top 100 Irish Girl and boy names. My favorite girl name is Chloe. My favorite for a boy is Aidan.
Reply:I assume you want really really Irish names:
Girls:
Riley
Siobhan
Aisling
Deirdre
Niamh
Eileen
Aileen
Boys:
Aidan
Liam
Declan
Ciaran
Conor
Gearoid
This link is also really helpful:
http://www.babynamesofireland.com/index....
Hope I Helped!
Reply:Love Caoimhe for a girl. Also like Aisling and Aoibheann for girls. For boys I love Lachlan and Padraig.
Riley isn't unisex. It's masculine, it's a surname.
Reply:Go with Oisín, I really love that name.
Caoimhe is lovely too.
They are actual genuine Irish names not one of those bizarre one people think are Irish like Teagan or something.
I also like Clodagh or Sadbh for a girl.
Reply:Girls- Adara, Cassidy, Fallon, Taryn, Nuala (noo-luh).
Boys- Caith, Fallon, Keanan, Rory, Haley.
Reply:Eoghan Lachlan for a boy.
Cait or Caitin (Irish for "Katie") or Aloisia for a girl? hmm.. Ciara is rather common, but I like it. :o)
Reply:Boys:
Connor
Riley
Aiden
Riley
GIRLS:
Briana/Brianna/Breana/Breanna
Ciara
Catelyn/Caitlin/Katelyn/Kaitlin
Riley
Reply:peter and riley. connor is okay and definatly riley cause its a boy or a girl name
Reply:girls-
Erin
Shannon
Maeve
Kelly
Brenna
boys-
Seamus
Owen
Patrick
Colin
Aiden
Declan
Brendan
Finn
Sean
BOTH: Casey
Reply:Conner, Riley, or Patrick
Reply:for a boy--bowden or oran
for a girl--aislinn or isla
Reply:Conor and Riley
McKayla
Mackenzi
Reply:Ethan
or
Brianna
Reply:girl...
Bevin
Bridget
Darcy
Erin
Keara
Michaela
Boy..
Liam
Quinlan
Torin
Sean
Shane
Reply:Just give the kid a normal name and make life more easy for him.
Reply:simmons fitzpatrick or patrick fitzsimmons.
Reply:PADDY!!
Reply:Brian or Teagan
Reply:girl:
niamh (pro: neeve)
Reply:an irish name for a boy could be eoghan (it pronounsed owen) or eliyot.
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