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

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.

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.)

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

honeysuckle

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.

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.

Name and mention the significance of a radio programme aired in 1920s in which an Irish American widow acted ?

Name and mention the significance of a radio programme aired in the 1920s in which an Irish American widow and her daughter had a 15-minute conversation before they went off to their jobs at a hotel?

Name and mention the significance of a radio programme aired in 1920s in which an Irish American widow acted ?
In 1930, the manager of Chicago radio station WGN approached first a detergent company and then a margarine manufacturer with a proposal for a new type of program: a daily, fifteen-minute serialized drama set in the home of an Irish-American widow and her young unmarried daughter. Irna Phillips, who had recently left her job as a speech teacher to try her hand at radio, was assigned to write Painted Dreams, as the show was called, and play two of its three regular parts. The plots Phillips wrote revolved around morning conversations "Mother" Moynihan had with her daughter and their female boarder before the two young women went to their jobs at a hotel.





Basically, it is the precursor to the modern day Soap Operas