Hot Toddies or Hot Totties. Hot toddies, simple mixtures of hot water, sugar, and a single spirit such as whiskey, rum, brandy, and even gin, are remembered by many as old-fashioned cold remedies. While it was the heat, not the spirit, that seemed to make you feel better, toddies are one of those classic comforts we are loath to abandon even today.
Many hot drinks use coffee as their base, laced with either whiskey, rum, brandy, or liqueurs, or a combination of several of these. However, virtually any heated beverage can make a delightful drink, from hot chocolate, tea, cider, steamed milk, and even orange juice to the standards of liquor, ales, wines and spirits.
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Name the drink. guiness or irish stout with a hot poker inserted?
I don't understand the question.
Reply:I believe you are talking about a Mulled Stout. But usually 2 tbsp of sugar is mixed in too.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Is this a good Irish spelling for the name "Karen"--CARYN?
There is no letter Y in the Irish language so you couldn't call 'Caryn' an Irish spelling. The nearest translation of Karen to Irish is spelt 'Caireann'.
Is this a good Irish spelling for the name "Karen"--CARYN?
Karen and it's variants like Caryn are of Greek origin and means 'Pure'.
These are some Irish names that sound kind of close to Karen (I think) and the names meaning.
Caraid - Friend.
Farren - The land.
Keara - The name of a saint.
Kera - Dusky; dark.
Morrin - Long haired.
Tara - Where the kings met.
Reply:i like it
Reply:A good Irish spelling for "Karen" is " Bob"
Reply:caryn is not an irish name its scandinavian of karen the name is not irish at all
Reply:Yep! It's cool..
*Hope I helped and hope you choose me for best answerer*
Reply:karen isn,t an irish name, but spelling it like that looks irish.
Reply:I think Karen is English, not Irish, but I love that spelling. If you want an Irish name, maybe use Caitlyn or Colleen.
Reply:yeah that is cute!
Reply:Yes it is. It's a very old-fashioned way of spelling the name. But you would pronounce it Car-in.
Reply:Yes
growing begonia
Is this a good Irish spelling for the name "Karen"--CARYN?
Karen and it's variants like Caryn are of Greek origin and means 'Pure'.
These are some Irish names that sound kind of close to Karen (I think) and the names meaning.
Caraid - Friend.
Farren - The land.
Keara - The name of a saint.
Kera - Dusky; dark.
Morrin - Long haired.
Tara - Where the kings met.
Reply:i like it
Reply:A good Irish spelling for "Karen" is " Bob"
Reply:caryn is not an irish name its scandinavian of karen the name is not irish at all
Reply:Yep! It's cool..
*Hope I helped and hope you choose me for best answerer*
Reply:karen isn,t an irish name, but spelling it like that looks irish.
Reply:I think Karen is English, not Irish, but I love that spelling. If you want an Irish name, maybe use Caitlyn or Colleen.
Reply:yeah that is cute!
Reply:Yes it is. It's a very old-fashioned way of spelling the name. But you would pronounce it Car-in.
Reply:Yes
growing begonia
Irish music. Wats d name of the song that d old irish people always dance ??? ?
They say like: - Can i ask your friend... Heya Heya Hey...
It's a cool song, and I love it But i need to know the singe's name and the song's name.
Thanx
Irish music. Wats d name of the song that d old irish people always dance ??? ?
Irish Rover ?
It's a cool song, and I love it But i need to know the singe's name and the song's name.
Thanx
Irish music. Wats d name of the song that d old irish people always dance ??? ?
Irish Rover ?
Is the last name McCready Scottish or Irish?
I found this for you.
Surname: Mccready
Recorded in many forms as shown below, this is an early Irish surname. It originates either from the pre 10th century Gaelic "Mac Conriada", with the interesting translation of the son of the trained hound, or possibly from "Mac Riada", meaning the son of the expert one. Traditionally, Irish family names are taken from the heads of tribes, revered elders, or some illustrious warrior, and are usually prefixed by "O", male descendant of, or "Mac", denoting "son of". The clans belonged to the province of Ulster, and were erenagh families in the barony of Raphoe, Co. Donegal, which implies that they held church property, and maintained the priest from generation to generation. The modern spellings include MacCready, McCreedy, McReedy, McGready, MacAredy, and short forms such as Crady, Craddy, Cready, Credey and others, is widespread in the three counties of Donegal, Derry and Antrim. Examples of recordings include Patrick Craddy at Bagenalstown, County Carlow, on September 14th 1838, John Brown McCready at Aghadowery, Co. Derry, on May 14th 1864 whilst Monsignor Charles MacCready, was rector of the church of the Holy Cross, in New York, in 1890. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Father Donogh MacReidy (also called MacCreedy). This was dated 1608, in the "Records of the Deans and Martyrs of Coleraine", Co. Derry, during the reign of King James 1 of England and V1 of Scotland, 1603 - 1625. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
Hope this helps.
Is the last name McCready Scottish or Irish?
Mcready is Irish in origin (Black ) but found in Scotland in Ayrshire . Variations include MacReadie - MacCreddie . Family came to Scotland in 1720 and Andrew was Provost of Stranraer .
Surname: Mccready
Recorded in many forms as shown below, this is an early Irish surname. It originates either from the pre 10th century Gaelic "Mac Conriada", with the interesting translation of the son of the trained hound, or possibly from "Mac Riada", meaning the son of the expert one. Traditionally, Irish family names are taken from the heads of tribes, revered elders, or some illustrious warrior, and are usually prefixed by "O", male descendant of, or "Mac", denoting "son of". The clans belonged to the province of Ulster, and were erenagh families in the barony of Raphoe, Co. Donegal, which implies that they held church property, and maintained the priest from generation to generation. The modern spellings include MacCready, McCreedy, McReedy, McGready, MacAredy, and short forms such as Crady, Craddy, Cready, Credey and others, is widespread in the three counties of Donegal, Derry and Antrim. Examples of recordings include Patrick Craddy at Bagenalstown, County Carlow, on September 14th 1838, John Brown McCready at Aghadowery, Co. Derry, on May 14th 1864 whilst Monsignor Charles MacCready, was rector of the church of the Holy Cross, in New York, in 1890. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Father Donogh MacReidy (also called MacCreedy). This was dated 1608, in the "Records of the Deans and Martyrs of Coleraine", Co. Derry, during the reign of King James 1 of England and V1 of Scotland, 1603 - 1625. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
Hope this helps.
Is the last name McCready Scottish or Irish?
Mcready is Irish in origin (Black ) but found in Scotland in Ayrshire . Variations include MacReadie - MacCreddie . Family came to Scotland in 1720 and Andrew was Provost of Stranraer .
Is the surn name Lenon english or irish?
It sounds Irish to me..
Is the surn name Lenon english or irish?
Lenon
Irish: variant spelling of Lennon.
Lennon
reduced Anglicized form of Gaelic 脫 Leann谩in 鈥榙escendant of Leann谩n鈥? a byname meaning 鈥榣ittle cloak鈥?(less likely, 鈥榮weetheart鈥?.
reduced Anglicized form of Gaelic 脫 Lon谩in 鈥榙escendant of Lon谩n鈥? a personal name from a diminutive of lon 鈥榖lackbird鈥?
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/Fact...
Reply:Irish ... but realize that the UK is very well mixed and you would be hard-pressed to find anyone who is 'all' Irish or 'all' English or 'all' Scottish. There's a lot of Viking and Norman mixed into the Irish heritage, as well.
Is the surn name Lenon english or irish?
Lenon
Irish: variant spelling of Lennon.
Lennon
reduced Anglicized form of Gaelic 脫 Leann谩in 鈥榙escendant of Leann谩n鈥? a byname meaning 鈥榣ittle cloak鈥?(less likely, 鈥榮weetheart鈥?.
reduced Anglicized form of Gaelic 脫 Lon谩in 鈥榙escendant of Lon谩n鈥? a personal name from a diminutive of lon 鈥榖lackbird鈥?
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/Fact...
Reply:Irish ... but realize that the UK is very well mixed and you would be hard-pressed to find anyone who is 'all' Irish or 'all' English or 'all' Scottish. There's a lot of Viking and Norman mixed into the Irish heritage, as well.
Is the last name McVaney german or irish?
All of the McVaney immigrants came from the Celtic islands. 4 From Ireland, 4 from England, and 2 from Scotland.
Many German surnames have off (ex. Berghoff), sch (ex. Schmidt), mann (ex. Zimmerman) hardt (ex. Earnhardt), and ndt (ex. Brandt). While many Irish and Scottish names have Mc (ex. McShane), O (O'Hare), ham (Cunningham), and gan (ex. Hagan)
Hope this helps =D
Is the last name McVaney german or irish?
MCvaney is a Irish
The McVaney Name in History (Paperback)
A unique volume of fascinating facts, statistics and commentary following the Mcvaney family name as far back in history as possible.
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The McVaney Name in History is a customized book offering a unique blend of fascinating facts, statistics and commentary about the McVaney name. The book is just one of an entire series of family name books in the Our Name in History collection. Each book in the collection is printed on demand and is compiled from hundreds of millions of records from the world's largest online resource of family history, Ancestry.com. This particular book follows the McVaney family name through history and makes the perfect gift for your family members and anyone interested in the McVaney name. In the book you'll find out about where people with the McVaney last name originated. You may discover the countries and ports they left behind, the ships they sailed and more. You'll get a better idea of where people sharing the McVaney name settled and where they may reside today in the United States, Canada, England and other countries. You'll get all this information and much more in your McVaney family name book. If your last name is not McVaney, then check out our collection of nearly 300,000 family name books to find other available names in the series.
Reply:McVaney is not Scottish but similar Scots names are McVean and McBean . Erroneous to assume Mc is Irish . The form used in Victorian writings in Scotland was usually M' eg M'Donald . Many people tracing their roots find the spellings vary between both Mc and Mac . Both forms found in 100% Scots genealogical ancestry !
Reply:The previous contributor is right about "O"-it does mean from, but "Mc" is son of, it comes from the irish "mac".
Fitx is norman from the french who came to Ireland in the 11th century.
I would say your name is defiantley Irish but has probably been anglicised a bit to make it easier to pronounce.
Hope this helps!
Reply:I think it is Irish! Most Irish people have Mc-something or O' something. German,Russians and stuff kid of end with "vich" or something in that nature but the don't start with "Mc", unless he/she is half german and irish than they are Both!!
Reply:Anytime you see the prefix Mc, Mac the name is either Scottish or Irish. It means son of.
Fitz is Irish and means son of.
O is Irish and means descendant of.
Reply:MCvaney is a IRish Last name Anything With MC Is irish....
Reply:definitely irish.
Reply:I'd say def Irish.
old maid
Many German surnames have off (ex. Berghoff), sch (ex. Schmidt), mann (ex. Zimmerman) hardt (ex. Earnhardt), and ndt (ex. Brandt). While many Irish and Scottish names have Mc (ex. McShane), O (O'Hare), ham (Cunningham), and gan (ex. Hagan)
Hope this helps =D
Is the last name McVaney german or irish?
MCvaney is a Irish
The McVaney Name in History (Paperback)
A unique volume of fascinating facts, statistics and commentary following the Mcvaney family name as far back in history as possible.
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The McVaney Name in History is a customized book offering a unique blend of fascinating facts, statistics and commentary about the McVaney name. The book is just one of an entire series of family name books in the Our Name in History collection. Each book in the collection is printed on demand and is compiled from hundreds of millions of records from the world's largest online resource of family history, Ancestry.com. This particular book follows the McVaney family name through history and makes the perfect gift for your family members and anyone interested in the McVaney name. In the book you'll find out about where people with the McVaney last name originated. You may discover the countries and ports they left behind, the ships they sailed and more. You'll get a better idea of where people sharing the McVaney name settled and where they may reside today in the United States, Canada, England and other countries. You'll get all this information and much more in your McVaney family name book. If your last name is not McVaney, then check out our collection of nearly 300,000 family name books to find other available names in the series.
Reply:McVaney is not Scottish but similar Scots names are McVean and McBean . Erroneous to assume Mc is Irish . The form used in Victorian writings in Scotland was usually M' eg M'Donald . Many people tracing their roots find the spellings vary between both Mc and Mac . Both forms found in 100% Scots genealogical ancestry !
Reply:The previous contributor is right about "O"-it does mean from, but "Mc" is son of, it comes from the irish "mac".
Fitx is norman from the french who came to Ireland in the 11th century.
I would say your name is defiantley Irish but has probably been anglicised a bit to make it easier to pronounce.
Hope this helps!
Reply:I think it is Irish! Most Irish people have Mc-something or O' something. German,Russians and stuff kid of end with "vich" or something in that nature but the don't start with "Mc", unless he/she is half german and irish than they are Both!!
Reply:Anytime you see the prefix Mc, Mac the name is either Scottish or Irish. It means son of.
Fitz is Irish and means son of.
O is Irish and means descendant of.
Reply:MCvaney is a IRish Last name Anything With MC Is irish....
Reply:definitely irish.
Reply:I'd say def Irish.
old maid
In the spirit of St. Patty's Day... What is your favorite Irish baby name?
Just for fun :) Boy or gal... What is your favorite Irish name?
I have two :) Mine would be Brody %26amp; Riley :) My little guys name...and my little guy on his ways' name :)
In the spirit of St. Patty's Day... What is your favorite Irish baby name?
I love my neices names
Kayleigh Meaghan
Kiera Mackenzie
Why would anyone give me thumbs down for this, ridiculous lol
Reply:Thanks for the best answer :) Report Abuse
Reply:Cole for my nephew and Shayla for my daughter(don't know if it's an irish name but she was born on st. patty's day!) Oh yea, and of course Patrick-my dad's name.
Reply:my sons name who's 3 on March 8 is Lochlin and as a Canadian to have a son have such a name is quite different here.
Reply:Liam for a boy and Isolde for a girl.
Reply:Brody and Colleen!
I have always loved the name Brody, but my 3 guys have biblical names!
Reply:i never knew Riley was Irish! i love that name! :)
Reply:colleen
Reply:Boy - Declan
Reply:i love irish names.
these are my favorite
Boys:
Niall
Darragh
Girls:
Eileen
Unisex: Riley
Reply:Saoirse is gorgeous, I'd use it if it wasn't for the pronunciation problems. I also love Alastriona and Aoibheann
For a boy, I like Cian
Reply:Colm and Malachy for a boy
Sinead and Roisin for a girl
Reply:Caitlin and Brody
Reply:Boy: finnegan
another Boy: Deklan
Reply:Kaitlyn %26amp; Patrick
Reply:Grainne for a girl. It means 'she who inspires fear'. It's awkward and growly sounding, but I adore it. I think it'd be a great name for a large dog. If it's a name I would name a child, it'd have to be Caoimhe (Keeva). Again, awkward to spell, but very pretty sounding.
For a boy, I like Brennan. It's simple, and it will age well.
Reply:Girl: Kaitlyn
Unisex: Riley
Reply:Girl: Erin
Boy: Sean
Reply:Girls: Cara, Bridget
Boys: Collin, Aedan
Reply:Finn and Fiona
Reply:Owen and Eileen.
I love Brody and Riley, btw. Congrats!
Reply:Sean for a boy. My parents are huge fans of Irish names myself and my brother are Patrick and Kathleen. These are good Irish names but can be shortened to so may things it's annoying. As for a girls name eh Kathleen's a good 1!! (he he)
Reply:Eh firstly it is St PaDDy's day not PaTTy's day.
Secondly Brody and Riley are NOT Irish names. (Riley is an Irish SURname though.)
That said P谩draig for a boy (ie. the Irish for Patrick, my bro is P谩draig and my dad is Patrick) and Ciara for a girl (my name!)
EDIT: You do NOT use surnames as first names. And I'm the child? You're not exactly what I would call mature.
Reply:My friend is picking out an Irish name and I found one I loved for a girl Rayleigh. It doesn't look pretty but it sounds really pretty.
I have two :) Mine would be Brody %26amp; Riley :) My little guys name...and my little guy on his ways' name :)
In the spirit of St. Patty's Day... What is your favorite Irish baby name?
I love my neices names
Kayleigh Meaghan
Kiera Mackenzie
Why would anyone give me thumbs down for this, ridiculous lol
Reply:Thanks for the best answer :) Report Abuse
Reply:Cole for my nephew and Shayla for my daughter(don't know if it's an irish name but she was born on st. patty's day!) Oh yea, and of course Patrick-my dad's name.
Reply:my sons name who's 3 on March 8 is Lochlin and as a Canadian to have a son have such a name is quite different here.
Reply:Liam for a boy and Isolde for a girl.
Reply:Brody and Colleen!
I have always loved the name Brody, but my 3 guys have biblical names!
Reply:i never knew Riley was Irish! i love that name! :)
Reply:colleen
Reply:Boy - Declan
Reply:i love irish names.
these are my favorite
Boys:
Niall
Darragh
Girls:
Eileen
Unisex: Riley
Reply:Saoirse is gorgeous, I'd use it if it wasn't for the pronunciation problems. I also love Alastriona and Aoibheann
For a boy, I like Cian
Reply:Colm and Malachy for a boy
Sinead and Roisin for a girl
Reply:Caitlin and Brody
Reply:Boy: finnegan
another Boy: Deklan
Reply:Kaitlyn %26amp; Patrick
Reply:Grainne for a girl. It means 'she who inspires fear'. It's awkward and growly sounding, but I adore it. I think it'd be a great name for a large dog. If it's a name I would name a child, it'd have to be Caoimhe (Keeva). Again, awkward to spell, but very pretty sounding.
For a boy, I like Brennan. It's simple, and it will age well.
Reply:Girl: Kaitlyn
Unisex: Riley
Reply:Girl: Erin
Boy: Sean
Reply:Girls: Cara, Bridget
Boys: Collin, Aedan
Reply:Finn and Fiona
Reply:Owen and Eileen.
I love Brody and Riley, btw. Congrats!
Reply:Sean for a boy. My parents are huge fans of Irish names myself and my brother are Patrick and Kathleen. These are good Irish names but can be shortened to so may things it's annoying. As for a girls name eh Kathleen's a good 1!! (he he)
Reply:Eh firstly it is St PaDDy's day not PaTTy's day.
Secondly Brody and Riley are NOT Irish names. (Riley is an Irish SURname though.)
That said P谩draig for a boy (ie. the Irish for Patrick, my bro is P谩draig and my dad is Patrick) and Ciara for a girl (my name!)
EDIT: You do NOT use surnames as first names. And I'm the child? You're not exactly what I would call mature.
Reply:My friend is picking out an Irish name and I found one I loved for a girl Rayleigh. It doesn't look pretty but it sounds really pretty.
How do you spell these Irish names?
Neeve and rusheen
How do you spell these Irish names?
Niamh, Roisin
Reply:Niamh and Roisin (there's a fada on the last 'i' but my keyboard doesn't do them.)
In Irish myth Niamh was a fairy woman who took the warrior Oisin to Tir nan Og,land of the Ever Young.
Roisin would translate into Rosaleen or similar in English. It is known through 'Dark Rosaleen',the poem by James Clarence Mangan,and is sometimes thought to be synonymous with Ireland itself.
Reply:Niamh agus R贸is铆n
Reply:Niamh and Roisin
:)
Reply:niamh
roisin (row-sheen)
Reply:Niamh
and
R贸is铆n.
Reply:Niamh and R贸isin (though R贸isin is pronounced Roe-sheen)
Reply:Niamh and Rois铆n(with out the fad谩, thats the accent thingy, it would just be Roe-shin)
Reply:Niamh, Roisin. And you say them 'Nee-av' and 'Roe-sheen'.
How do you spell these Irish names?
Niamh, Roisin
Reply:Niamh and Roisin (there's a fada on the last 'i' but my keyboard doesn't do them.)
In Irish myth Niamh was a fairy woman who took the warrior Oisin to Tir nan Og,land of the Ever Young.
Roisin would translate into Rosaleen or similar in English. It is known through 'Dark Rosaleen',the poem by James Clarence Mangan,and is sometimes thought to be synonymous with Ireland itself.
Reply:Niamh agus R贸is铆n
Reply:Niamh and Roisin
:)
Reply:niamh
roisin (row-sheen)
Reply:Niamh
and
R贸is铆n.
Reply:Niamh and R贸isin (though R贸isin is pronounced Roe-sheen)
Reply:Niamh and Rois铆n(with out the fad谩, thats the accent thingy, it would just be Roe-shin)
Reply:Niamh, Roisin. And you say them 'Nee-av' and 'Roe-sheen'.
What are some nice Irish or Scottish names?
I'm looking for kind of Gaelic names, or just traditional names from Scotland or Ireland.
I like names like Niamh or or Ciaran.
What are some nice Irish or Scottish names?
I love the name Niamh. I like Ciar谩n too. Here's a few more Irish ones for you...
Boys:
Fionn- my favourite (yun, with an f in front)
Cian (kee-in)
Cillian
Tadhg (tige, with a hard "g")
Cathal (coh-hull)
Eoghan/Eoin (owen)
Se谩n
Ciar谩n (keerawn)
P谩draig (paw-drig)
Rian (ree-in)
Liam
Cormac (core-muk)
R贸n谩n (row-nawn) "row" as in row a boat
R煤air铆 (rooree)
Diarmuid (deer-mwid)
Daire (dara)
Naoise (neesha)
Girls:
Maedhbh (mayve)
R贸is铆n (row-sheen)
茅abha (like "Ava")
Aoibhe (eevah)
Aoife (eefah)
Aoibheann (eevan)
Aoibh铆nn (eeveen)
谩ine (awnya)
Aifric (afric)
Ciara (keera)
Fiona
Sin茅ad (shinaid)
Siobh谩n (shuvawn)
Sadhbh (sive)
Caitr铆ona (catree-ana)
Caoimhe (kweeva)
Aisling (ashling)
Hope these help. Most of these names would be fairly common in Ireland
Edit: I'm putting in the pronounciations in case you need them
Reply:I have 4 boys and they are all named with an Irish/Scottish flair. I have Cameron Michael, Gavin Wesley, Ashton Hayes and Aidan Heath. I don't know why...I've just always been drawn towards names from that area.
I would suggest looking towards Celtic mythology. You may be able to come across a few unusual yet good names that way.
Reply:Ceilidh (pronounced Kaylee)
barring that, you can go here :o)
http://www.babynamenetwork.com/baby_name...
Reply:Gaelic Girl Names:
-ailis
-ailse
-breena
-caci
-caela
-caileigh
-callee
check out babyzone.com they have a lot of Gaelic names!
Good Luck
Reply:My Faves:
Girls:
Kyla
Keiriea (Keir-ee-ay)
Boys:
Liam
Conner
Reply:Liam
Desmond
Sinead
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/iri.php
http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/sco.php
for a girl Caitlin is a pretty name
Reply:Sean Francis is a very nice Irish name.
Reply:Ainsley is a beautiful name!
alternate spellings-- Aynslee, Aynsley, Ainslie, Aynsli
Reply:i was going to say Niamh. so i dont no :) best name in my opinion for a Irish name :)
Reply:I love Aisling and Findlay
I like names like Niamh or or Ciaran.
What are some nice Irish or Scottish names?
I love the name Niamh. I like Ciar谩n too. Here's a few more Irish ones for you...
Boys:
Fionn- my favourite (yun, with an f in front)
Cian (kee-in)
Cillian
Tadhg (tige, with a hard "g")
Cathal (coh-hull)
Eoghan/Eoin (owen)
Se谩n
Ciar谩n (keerawn)
P谩draig (paw-drig)
Rian (ree-in)
Liam
Cormac (core-muk)
R贸n谩n (row-nawn) "row" as in row a boat
R煤air铆 (rooree)
Diarmuid (deer-mwid)
Daire (dara)
Naoise (neesha)
Girls:
Maedhbh (mayve)
R贸is铆n (row-sheen)
茅abha (like "Ava")
Aoibhe (eevah)
Aoife (eefah)
Aoibheann (eevan)
Aoibh铆nn (eeveen)
谩ine (awnya)
Aifric (afric)
Ciara (keera)
Fiona
Sin茅ad (shinaid)
Siobh谩n (shuvawn)
Sadhbh (sive)
Caitr铆ona (catree-ana)
Caoimhe (kweeva)
Aisling (ashling)
Hope these help. Most of these names would be fairly common in Ireland
Edit: I'm putting in the pronounciations in case you need them
Reply:I have 4 boys and they are all named with an Irish/Scottish flair. I have Cameron Michael, Gavin Wesley, Ashton Hayes and Aidan Heath. I don't know why...I've just always been drawn towards names from that area.
I would suggest looking towards Celtic mythology. You may be able to come across a few unusual yet good names that way.
Reply:Ceilidh (pronounced Kaylee)
barring that, you can go here :o)
http://www.babynamenetwork.com/baby_name...
Reply:Gaelic Girl Names:
-ailis
-ailse
-breena
-caci
-caela
-caileigh
-callee
check out babyzone.com they have a lot of Gaelic names!
Good Luck
Reply:My Faves:
Girls:
Kyla
Keiriea (Keir-ee-ay)
Boys:
Liam
Conner
Reply:Liam
Desmond
Sinead
Reply:http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/iri.php
http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/sco.php
for a girl Caitlin is a pretty name
Reply:Sean Francis is a very nice Irish name.
Reply:Ainsley is a beautiful name!
alternate spellings-- Aynslee, Aynsley, Ainslie, Aynsli
Reply:i was going to say Niamh. so i dont no :) best name in my opinion for a Irish name :)
Reply:I love Aisling and Findlay
Any ideas of names for an Irish breed of dog?
Our family is planning to get a Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier. I am really exited but I am stumped on names. Ideas?
ps
we want real names, not after food or ojects, ect.
Any ideas of names for an Irish breed of dog?
Paddy or Patrick
Reply:Here's a link:
http://babynamesofireland.com/
For a male, I like Declan and Kellen
For a female, Kelly or Fallon.
Enjoy the new dog!
Reply:Scotty
Reply:there is a women that goes to the dog park that we go to, and she has to setters, named finnigan and fiona.
Reply:sherlock, holmes
Reply:HEIDI
Reply:conan
robin
arthur
dawson
dog
woff
anjing (pronpunce as an=un, jing=jynx but without 'x')
Reply:1. MAX
2. LUCKY
3. PRINCESS
4. ROCKY
5. BUDDY
6. LADY
7. SHADOW
8. COCO
9. DAISY
10. LUCY
11. BUSTER
12. GINGER
13. CHARLIE
14. SANDY
15. MOLLY
16. BRANDY
17. JAKE
18. BABY
19. RUSTY
20. COOKIE
21. BAILEY
22. CASEY
23. SPARKY
24. MAGGIE
25. JACK
26. SASHA
27. DUKE
28. PEPPER
29. GIZMO
30. SAM
31. BELLA
32. SHEBA
33. FLUFFY
34. BEAR
35. MISSY
36. ROXY
37. SAMANTHA
38. TOBY
39. PRECIOUS
40. ANGEL
41. SNOOPY
42. LOLA
43. PRINCE
44. CODY
45. PEBBLES
46. SPIKE
47. SIMBA
48. TEDDY
49. DIAMOND
50. ZOE 51. MICKEY
52. SAMMY
53. SOPHIE
54. BANDIT
55. OREO
56. BROWNIE
57. LULU
58. SMOKEY
59. CHLOE
60. PENNY
61. BRUNO
62. REX
63. BLACKIE
64. KING
65. TYSON
66. HONEY
67. MISTY
68. SAMSON
69. TIGER
70. MURPHY
71. ROSIE
72. OLIVER
73. RUBY
74. SPANKY
75. CHAMP
76. CLEO
77. MIDNIGHT
78. COCOA
79. LILY
80. BENJI
81. XENA
82. SADIE
83. OSCAR
84. PEANUT
85. SNOWBALL
86. NIKKI
87. ROMEO
88. MADISON
89. ZEUS
90. CHELSEA
91. CINDY
92. DAKOTA
93. LEO
94. AMBER
95. EMMA
96. SUGAR
97. TIFFANY
98. CHESTER
99. PATCHES
100. BUFFY
I dont know if these will help but I think They are cute.
Reply:Danny would be perfect
"oh danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling from glen to glen %26amp; down the mountain side.........." good eh?:)
Reply:BAILEY!!!! It's Irish, and it works for boy or girl
Reply:Call your dog Micky. That fits either sex, and Mickey = Irish, so...
Reply:Chaun (as in Leprechaun) ?
Maybe use an Irish surname like:
Murphy
Quinn
Fitzpatrick or Fitz
Reply:duncan for a male(this is what i wanted for our male scwt)
molly or mccaair for a female
fallon or faylen for males
these are all irish names
shamrock is also cute
Reply:Shea - short for Seamus
Willie
Murphy
Guess it depends if it's a male or female dog
Reply:male? female? or both?
male
aidan - born of fire
liam - strong protecter
connor - lover of hounds
female
aileen - noble
deirdre - most beautiful woman in ancient ireland
alanna - child
Reply:Finn. Finigan.
Collen. Claire
Reply:Mitzi.
honeysuckle
ps
we want real names, not after food or ojects, ect.
Any ideas of names for an Irish breed of dog?
Paddy or Patrick
Reply:Here's a link:
http://babynamesofireland.com/
For a male, I like Declan and Kellen
For a female, Kelly or Fallon.
Enjoy the new dog!
Reply:Scotty
Reply:there is a women that goes to the dog park that we go to, and she has to setters, named finnigan and fiona.
Reply:sherlock, holmes
Reply:HEIDI
Reply:conan
robin
arthur
dawson
dog
woff
anjing (pronpunce as an=un, jing=jynx but without 'x')
Reply:1. MAX
2. LUCKY
3. PRINCESS
4. ROCKY
5. BUDDY
6. LADY
7. SHADOW
8. COCO
9. DAISY
10. LUCY
11. BUSTER
12. GINGER
13. CHARLIE
14. SANDY
15. MOLLY
16. BRANDY
17. JAKE
18. BABY
19. RUSTY
20. COOKIE
21. BAILEY
22. CASEY
23. SPARKY
24. MAGGIE
25. JACK
26. SASHA
27. DUKE
28. PEPPER
29. GIZMO
30. SAM
31. BELLA
32. SHEBA
33. FLUFFY
34. BEAR
35. MISSY
36. ROXY
37. SAMANTHA
38. TOBY
39. PRECIOUS
40. ANGEL
41. SNOOPY
42. LOLA
43. PRINCE
44. CODY
45. PEBBLES
46. SPIKE
47. SIMBA
48. TEDDY
49. DIAMOND
50. ZOE 51. MICKEY
52. SAMMY
53. SOPHIE
54. BANDIT
55. OREO
56. BROWNIE
57. LULU
58. SMOKEY
59. CHLOE
60. PENNY
61. BRUNO
62. REX
63. BLACKIE
64. KING
65. TYSON
66. HONEY
67. MISTY
68. SAMSON
69. TIGER
70. MURPHY
71. ROSIE
72. OLIVER
73. RUBY
74. SPANKY
75. CHAMP
76. CLEO
77. MIDNIGHT
78. COCOA
79. LILY
80. BENJI
81. XENA
82. SADIE
83. OSCAR
84. PEANUT
85. SNOWBALL
86. NIKKI
87. ROMEO
88. MADISON
89. ZEUS
90. CHELSEA
91. CINDY
92. DAKOTA
93. LEO
94. AMBER
95. EMMA
96. SUGAR
97. TIFFANY
98. CHESTER
99. PATCHES
100. BUFFY
I dont know if these will help but I think They are cute.
Reply:Danny would be perfect
"oh danny boy the pipes the pipes are calling from glen to glen %26amp; down the mountain side.........." good eh?:)
Reply:BAILEY!!!! It's Irish, and it works for boy or girl
Reply:Call your dog Micky. That fits either sex, and Mickey = Irish, so...
Reply:Chaun (as in Leprechaun) ?
Maybe use an Irish surname like:
Murphy
Quinn
Fitzpatrick or Fitz
Reply:duncan for a male(this is what i wanted for our male scwt)
molly or mccaair for a female
fallon or faylen for males
these are all irish names
shamrock is also cute
Reply:Shea - short for Seamus
Willie
Murphy
Guess it depends if it's a male or female dog
Reply:male? female? or both?
male
aidan - born of fire
liam - strong protecter
connor - lover of hounds
female
aileen - noble
deirdre - most beautiful woman in ancient ireland
alanna - child
Reply:Finn. Finigan.
Collen. Claire
Reply:Mitzi.
honeysuckle
The last name 'Bass', is it originally Irish, English, Scottish, or what?
This famous surname is both English and occasionally, Scottish. In the first instance it may have Olde English pre 7th century origins, or it maybe French, and as such was introduced by the Normans after the 1066 Invasion. Taking the latter first as this is the most satisfactory explanation, the derivation is from the French word 'basse' meaning somebody who was both broad and thickset. This word itself is a development of the Latin "bassus", meaning wide, as opposed to tall. As such it was a descriptive nickname, ostensibly for somebody of that description, but given the sardonic humour of the Middle ages, quite possibly the reverse! The second possibility is that the surname is a metonymic occupational name for a fishseller, as with the surname 'Herring'. Medieval job descriptions were generally specific, although it is difficult to imagine that people lived by selling or catching only one type of fish. However if this was the case the derivation is from the Olde English pre 7th Century "baes", meaning bass. Lastly, if Scottish the name may be locational from a place called Bass in the Grampian region of Scotland. In this case the place name derives from the Gaelic word "bathais", meaning front or forehead. Early examples of the name recording include Osbert Bars in the pipe rolls of Gloucester in 1205, whilst Andrew de Bas of Aberdeen was a juror there in the year 1206. A notable namebearer, listed in the "Dictionary of National Biography", was Michael Thomas Bass (1799 - 1884), a brewer, who was an active social reformer, and M.P. for Derby. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Aelizia Bass, which was dated 1180, in the "Pipe Rolls of Warwickshire", during the reign of King Henry 11, known as "The church builder", 1154 - 1189. 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.
The last name 'Bass', is it originally Irish, English, Scottish, or what?
I think its Irish, i havent heard it here in scotland :D
Reply:English German
Reply:read here
http://www.surnamedb.com/surname.aspx?na...
Reply:irish
Reply:Bass
English: from Old French bas(se) 鈥榣ow鈥? 鈥榮hort鈥?(Latin bassus 鈥榯hickset鈥? see Basso), either a descriptive nickname for a short person or a status name meaning 鈥榦f humble origin鈥? not necessarily with derogatory connotations.
English: in some instances, from Middle English bace 鈥榖ass鈥?(the fish), hence a nickname for a person supposedly resembling this fish, or a metonymic occupational name for a fish seller or fisherman.
Scottish: habitational name from a place in Aberdeenshire, of uncertain origin.
Jewish (Ashkenazic): metonymic occupational name for a maker or player of bass viols, from Polish, Ukrainian, and Yiddish bas 鈥榖ass viol鈥?
German: see Basse.
Reply:I am 2nd cousin 4x removed to outlaw Sam Bass. His line, from what I have found, traces back to a William Basse (with an "e" on the end) born 1520 in France.
The last name 'Bass', is it originally Irish, English, Scottish, or what?
I think its Irish, i havent heard it here in scotland :D
Reply:English German
Reply:read here
http://www.surnamedb.com/surname.aspx?na...
Reply:irish
Reply:Bass
English: from Old French bas(se) 鈥榣ow鈥? 鈥榮hort鈥?(Latin bassus 鈥榯hickset鈥? see Basso), either a descriptive nickname for a short person or a status name meaning 鈥榦f humble origin鈥? not necessarily with derogatory connotations.
English: in some instances, from Middle English bace 鈥榖ass鈥?(the fish), hence a nickname for a person supposedly resembling this fish, or a metonymic occupational name for a fish seller or fisherman.
Scottish: habitational name from a place in Aberdeenshire, of uncertain origin.
Jewish (Ashkenazic): metonymic occupational name for a maker or player of bass viols, from Polish, Ukrainian, and Yiddish bas 鈥榖ass viol鈥?
German: see Basse.
Reply:I am 2nd cousin 4x removed to outlaw Sam Bass. His line, from what I have found, traces back to a William Basse (with an "e" on the end) born 1520 in France.
Question about Irish family last name?
My Grandma and I where talking this week about her genealogy project.She was wondering if the Irish last name Carruthers is pronounced as Cathers.ThanksJN
Question about Irish family last name?
Scottish: habitational name from a place near Ecclefechan in Dumfries, locally pronounced 鈥榢ridders鈥? The name is first recorded in 1334 in the form Carrothres, and then more clearly in c.1350 as Caer Ruther, and derives from British caer 鈥榝ort鈥?+ a personal name.
I have never heard it pronounced any other way than how it is spelled.
Reply:Carruthers is a Scottish name from the lands of Carruthers in parish of Middlebie in Dumfriesshire . Although true " Doon hammers " to quote a local idiom , some of the Carruthers probably went over to Ireland as " Planters " - what our colonial cousins usually refer to as " Scots Irish . " Black ( who was a Yank !! ) wrote in his master piece " The Surnames of Scotland " ( New York Public Library : 1946 ) that in local speech ( Dumfriesshire ) the named was pronounced " Cridders ".
Question about Irish family last name?
Scottish: habitational name from a place near Ecclefechan in Dumfries, locally pronounced 鈥榢ridders鈥? The name is first recorded in 1334 in the form Carrothres, and then more clearly in c.1350 as Caer Ruther, and derives from British caer 鈥榝ort鈥?+ a personal name.
I have never heard it pronounced any other way than how it is spelled.
Reply:Carruthers is a Scottish name from the lands of Carruthers in parish of Middlebie in Dumfriesshire . Although true " Doon hammers " to quote a local idiom , some of the Carruthers probably went over to Ireland as " Planters " - what our colonial cousins usually refer to as " Scots Irish . " Black ( who was a Yank !! ) wrote in his master piece " The Surnames of Scotland " ( New York Public Library : 1946 ) that in local speech ( Dumfriesshire ) the named was pronounced " Cridders ".
If Irish Have Blood Of Kings - Name One In Vein?
When blood talks I'll listen.
Please pardon my pun.
If Irish Have Blood Of Kings - Name One In Vein?
Yeah, same thing about us Welsh having the blood of Princes. Probably just a load of cobblers in the case of myself, beause all I know is there is a long line of disrespecful common soldiers and miners and lesser riff-raff in my Welsh ancestry.
anyway, this next clip explains everything about being Welsh.
Rhod Gilbert - The Comedy Store London
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaWX1cc8x...
Reply:It's hard not to have the 'blood of kings' when you're Irish, since the island used to be divided into so many tiny kingdom... virtually any Irish clan that left a family name used to be royal... if only over an area smaller than a modern county and for a couple generations. So if every Irishman isn't propely descended from a king, you can be pretty sure that some of his ancestors used to be some king's cousins or nephews.
Then, there are the kings that history remembers, like Brian Boru (O'Brien), or Neill Naoigille (O'Neill, O'Connell, and virtually all nobility from Ulster) ...
Reply:OK. The jugular.
But here is my theory since a lot of my ancestry is Irish (also English) Ireland was a small country and before the British took over, I'm not sure when that was; Ireland was divided up into little kingdoms or whatever. There was probably a lot of intermarriage or inter-whatever and many of the people in an area may have been related to a local king or duke or whatever.
I'm just guessing that is why people might say we have the "blood of kings" Frankly, I've never really heard that. I've only heard I had the "Blood" of potato farmers. Nice to know I had some nobility in my background!
Reply:I do not think they should boast over much about that because it gives room to call them a lot of ba-tards. On the whole i like the Irish too much to want to call them that
Reply:Wow-it must be really hard to get a transfusion.
Reply:Domnac mac Aedo.
Please pardon my pun.
If Irish Have Blood Of Kings - Name One In Vein?
Yeah, same thing about us Welsh having the blood of Princes. Probably just a load of cobblers in the case of myself, beause all I know is there is a long line of disrespecful common soldiers and miners and lesser riff-raff in my Welsh ancestry.
anyway, this next clip explains everything about being Welsh.
Rhod Gilbert - The Comedy Store London
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaWX1cc8x...
Reply:It's hard not to have the 'blood of kings' when you're Irish, since the island used to be divided into so many tiny kingdom... virtually any Irish clan that left a family name used to be royal... if only over an area smaller than a modern county and for a couple generations. So if every Irishman isn't propely descended from a king, you can be pretty sure that some of his ancestors used to be some king's cousins or nephews.
Then, there are the kings that history remembers, like Brian Boru (O'Brien), or Neill Naoigille (O'Neill, O'Connell, and virtually all nobility from Ulster) ...
Reply:OK. The jugular.
But here is my theory since a lot of my ancestry is Irish (also English) Ireland was a small country and before the British took over, I'm not sure when that was; Ireland was divided up into little kingdoms or whatever. There was probably a lot of intermarriage or inter-whatever and many of the people in an area may have been related to a local king or duke or whatever.
I'm just guessing that is why people might say we have the "blood of kings" Frankly, I've never really heard that. I've only heard I had the "Blood" of potato farmers. Nice to know I had some nobility in my background!
Reply:I do not think they should boast over much about that because it gives room to call them a lot of ba-tards. On the whole i like the Irish too much to want to call them that
Reply:Wow-it must be really hard to get a transfusion.
Reply:Domnac mac Aedo.
Irish people! How do you pronounce the boys name 'Farrin'?
Is it fa-rin or fair-un?
Irish people! How do you pronounce the boys name 'Farrin'?
there's no syllables, it's just said as a whole word "Fairn" you don't split the r's or put an emphasis on "in". Gaelic is weird that way lol!
Reply:fairn
Reply:my cousin is called that but its pronounced "fairn" :)
Reply:im not irish, but you say it like its spelled.
Reply:It will be pronounced differently from region to region, due to our ever changing dialect as you move up the country. It is pronounced Far-rin. When said quickly by an Irish person will often sound like Farn. Know lots of people with this name as a surname but never heard it as a first name. It's a lovely choice of name though.
Reply:are you sure it's irish ? i've looked everywhere in irish names and can not find it. it is used as a surname though and prounced far rin
Reply:Far-in
Reply:Don't think it's an Irish name -have never come across it here anyway. I'd say it'd be pronounced as spelled, or if said quickly just Farn.
Reply:The name Farrin has both...
English Origin - meaning Ox-herd, good looking servent
Gaelic Origin - meaning Descendant of Farachan
Afghan Origin meaning Glorified.
The correct pronouncation of Farrin is FAYR un.
Variants of the name Farrin are:
Farran
Farren
Farryn
Ferren
Ferrin
Nye is a welsh name it is a form of the name Aneirin. Variants of the name Nye are Ni and Nie.
Names that sound similar to Nye are Noah, Noe, Enee, Eanna, Neo.
Lx
Reply:Never heard of it!
china rose
Irish people! How do you pronounce the boys name 'Farrin'?
there's no syllables, it's just said as a whole word "Fairn" you don't split the r's or put an emphasis on "in". Gaelic is weird that way lol!
Reply:fairn
Reply:my cousin is called that but its pronounced "fairn" :)
Reply:im not irish, but you say it like its spelled.
Reply:It will be pronounced differently from region to region, due to our ever changing dialect as you move up the country. It is pronounced Far-rin. When said quickly by an Irish person will often sound like Farn. Know lots of people with this name as a surname but never heard it as a first name. It's a lovely choice of name though.
Reply:are you sure it's irish ? i've looked everywhere in irish names and can not find it. it is used as a surname though and prounced far rin
Reply:Far-in
Reply:Don't think it's an Irish name -have never come across it here anyway. I'd say it'd be pronounced as spelled, or if said quickly just Farn.
Reply:The name Farrin has both...
English Origin - meaning Ox-herd, good looking servent
Gaelic Origin - meaning Descendant of Farachan
Afghan Origin meaning Glorified.
The correct pronouncation of Farrin is FAYR un.
Variants of the name Farrin are:
Farran
Farren
Farryn
Ferren
Ferrin
Nye is a welsh name it is a form of the name Aneirin. Variants of the name Nye are Ni and Nie.
Names that sound similar to Nye are Noah, Noe, Enee, Eanna, Neo.
Lx
Reply:Never heard of it!
china rose
What's the name of that Irish sounding punk band?
They sound like they could be the anthem for St. Patrick's Day. The name is on the tip of my tongue, but just can't remember....
What's the name of that Irish sounding punk band?
Dropkick Murphys?
Flogging Molly?
The Pogues?
Reply:dropkick murphys?
Reply:I think it's floggin molly there played alot
Reply:Gallows?
Reply:Enter The Haggis?
Reply:It's probably either flogging molly or dropkick murphys.
http://www.floggingmolly.com
http://www.dropkickmurphys.com
What's the name of that Irish sounding punk band?
Dropkick Murphys?
Flogging Molly?
The Pogues?
Reply:dropkick murphys?
Reply:I think it's floggin molly there played alot
Reply:Gallows?
Reply:Enter The Haggis?
Reply:It's probably either flogging molly or dropkick murphys.
http://www.floggingmolly.com
http://www.dropkickmurphys.com
How Irish Is The Name...?
Ciara?
Is it REALLY popular, or is it semi-popular, or not well known at all in Ireland?
How Irish Is The Name...?
Yeah it's pretty popular, just to think off the top of my head i know 5 Ciara's !!!
Nice name.
Reply:I've heard it often. Where do you live in the US? Just like Colm and Conan, it's a regular name in Irish neighborhoods due to Irish parents.
The US doesn't pronounce all the C's in names like K's as the Irish do, so that's where they go wrong with the pronunciation. It's like mispronouncing Jesus as Gee-sus rather than Hay-zeus in a latino neighborhood, which is common mistake non Spanish speakers make.
Reply:Ciara pronounced with a K sound, not an S sound, this is Irish. It's been a reasonably popular name for decades, and is the female form of the name Ciaran.
Reply:It is semi-popular, more-so in the last 25 years or so. I know alot of Ciaras who range in ages from 2-24. It's never a top 10 name in Ireland, but I'd say in the top 200 or so...
Reply:I visit schools frequently on business. Every class has at least one Ciara, and often more than one. So it is a popular name.
Reply:It's pretty common. I know four or five Ciaras. By the way, it's pronounced the same as Keira Knightley, rather than with a soft C.
Reply:It's a pretty popular name here, sure I have 2 cousin Ciara's, And I know a few as well.
Reply:it is very popular, I know 5, without even thinking too hard about it.
Reply:Very Popular. In fact, my wife's name is Ciara.
Reply:its quite popular
Reply:Quite common but we pronounce it Key-ra which Americans don't seem to do.
Reply:its popular alright hmm my cousin has that name so its really nice but for a really popular irish name i think sarah is one its really nice and all the sarahs i have met in life are really nice
Is it REALLY popular, or is it semi-popular, or not well known at all in Ireland?
How Irish Is The Name...?
Yeah it's pretty popular, just to think off the top of my head i know 5 Ciara's !!!
Nice name.
Reply:I've heard it often. Where do you live in the US? Just like Colm and Conan, it's a regular name in Irish neighborhoods due to Irish parents.
The US doesn't pronounce all the C's in names like K's as the Irish do, so that's where they go wrong with the pronunciation. It's like mispronouncing Jesus as Gee-sus rather than Hay-zeus in a latino neighborhood, which is common mistake non Spanish speakers make.
Reply:Ciara pronounced with a K sound, not an S sound, this is Irish. It's been a reasonably popular name for decades, and is the female form of the name Ciaran.
Reply:It is semi-popular, more-so in the last 25 years or so. I know alot of Ciaras who range in ages from 2-24. It's never a top 10 name in Ireland, but I'd say in the top 200 or so...
Reply:I visit schools frequently on business. Every class has at least one Ciara, and often more than one. So it is a popular name.
Reply:It's pretty common. I know four or five Ciaras. By the way, it's pronounced the same as Keira Knightley, rather than with a soft C.
Reply:It's a pretty popular name here, sure I have 2 cousin Ciara's, And I know a few as well.
Reply:it is very popular, I know 5, without even thinking too hard about it.
Reply:Very Popular. In fact, my wife's name is Ciara.
Reply:its quite popular
Reply:Quite common but we pronounce it Key-ra which Americans don't seem to do.
Reply:its popular alright hmm my cousin has that name so its really nice but for a really popular irish name i think sarah is one its really nice and all the sarahs i have met in life are really nice
Whats a good name for an irish/celtic themed cruise?
McCruise.
Whats a good name for an irish/celtic themed cruise?
The green cruise? (given the fact that Ireland is called the green island). Johan.
Reply:Beltane Voyage?
Beltane is a popular Irish custom
Reply:Shenanigans.
Reply:Cruise %26amp; Craic.
Whats a good name for an irish/celtic themed cruise?
The green cruise? (given the fact that Ireland is called the green island). Johan.
Reply:Beltane Voyage?
Beltane is a popular Irish custom
Reply:Shenanigans.
Reply:Cruise %26amp; Craic.
I am looking for a irish singers cd by the name of donald odonnell or something like that name? ?
Looking for this cd for my father who lives in Vt and that is the name he told me he could be off a little just wondering if anyone has hear of him and if so where can i find cds by him? Please help!!
I am looking for a irish singers cd by the name of donald odonnell or something like that name? ?
The singer is Daniel O'Donnell who sings Irish Country music and the site below delivers CDs free to Ireland and the UK or airmail for $1.70 worldwide.
Reply:Daniel O'Donnell.
You can probably find his CD's in the Easy Listening section of most record stores.
pot marigold
I am looking for a irish singers cd by the name of donald odonnell or something like that name? ?
The singer is Daniel O'Donnell who sings Irish Country music and the site below delivers CDs free to Ireland and the UK or airmail for $1.70 worldwide.
Reply:Daniel O'Donnell.
You can probably find his CD's in the Easy Listening section of most record stores.
pot marigold
How do you no if you have an irish last name if it dosent start with Mc Mac or O?
Hi i wanted to no how do you tell if you have an irish last name if it does not start with Mac Mc or O . Like hogan or Carney? Are the ones with the last name that start with Mac Mc or O more irish or does it mean something when it does or does not have it?
How do you no if you have an irish last name if it dosent start with Mc Mac or O?
Here is a list of Irish family names.
Reply:Trace your paternal ancestors. Sooner or later you'll come to the immigrant ancestor - the one who came to the USA on a ship, tired, huddled and yearning to be free. (Free of the English, at least. He may have wanted to keep his wife.) Look at his birthplace. If it is Ireland, you are Irish. If not, you are not.
Reply:All Irish names have the Irish (or Gaelic, if you like) version and the anglicised version. The Irish version is the actual name, and can have several different versions in English. All Irish (Gaelic) names have either 脫 or Mac in them, but not all the anglicisations retain these. For example, the Irish name 脫 Cearnaigh has as its English versions: Kearney, O'Kearney, or Carney. Or, as another example, the name Mac Aodha has the English versions: Hughes, Hewson, McKay, McKee and McCoy.
The only way you'll know for definite where your ancestors came from is to research them.
Reply:I googled "Irish surnames" and found this site. I do believe it will be a help to you.
I am part Irish, part Welsh, part Scottish, etc., etc., so it is of interest to me also.
http://www.ireland-information.com/heral...
Reply:Some persons down the line have dropped the Mac, Mc, Fitz and O. Mac, Mc and Fitz mean son of. O means descendant of or like I have seen stated grandson of. Many Irish names don't have those prefixes. A priest once said a lot of people dropped them to disguise their names over the centuries when they were fighting for Irish independence.
Reply:Research can tell you if you have an Irish name. We have Irish in our line, but not one "Mac" "Mc" or "O."
Reply:Mac and O simply indicate 'son of'....So MacHenry was the son of Henry. There are thousands of Irish names without an Mac, Mc or O. In the days before surnames (last names), people were often referred to by their trade, hence names like Fletcher (makes arrows) or Baker (the village baker).
TO NUTHINGUSEFULLEARNEDIN....That's a great link! I've bookmarked it for our genealogy research!
How do you no if you have an irish last name if it dosent start with Mc Mac or O?
Here is a list of Irish family names.
Reply:Trace your paternal ancestors. Sooner or later you'll come to the immigrant ancestor - the one who came to the USA on a ship, tired, huddled and yearning to be free. (Free of the English, at least. He may have wanted to keep his wife.) Look at his birthplace. If it is Ireland, you are Irish. If not, you are not.
Reply:All Irish names have the Irish (or Gaelic, if you like) version and the anglicised version. The Irish version is the actual name, and can have several different versions in English. All Irish (Gaelic) names have either 脫 or Mac in them, but not all the anglicisations retain these. For example, the Irish name 脫 Cearnaigh has as its English versions: Kearney, O'Kearney, or Carney. Or, as another example, the name Mac Aodha has the English versions: Hughes, Hewson, McKay, McKee and McCoy.
The only way you'll know for definite where your ancestors came from is to research them.
Reply:I googled "Irish surnames" and found this site. I do believe it will be a help to you.
I am part Irish, part Welsh, part Scottish, etc., etc., so it is of interest to me also.
http://www.ireland-information.com/heral...
Reply:Some persons down the line have dropped the Mac, Mc, Fitz and O. Mac, Mc and Fitz mean son of. O means descendant of or like I have seen stated grandson of. Many Irish names don't have those prefixes. A priest once said a lot of people dropped them to disguise their names over the centuries when they were fighting for Irish independence.
Reply:Research can tell you if you have an Irish name. We have Irish in our line, but not one "Mac" "Mc" or "O."
Reply:Mac and O simply indicate 'son of'....So MacHenry was the son of Henry. There are thousands of Irish names without an Mac, Mc or O. In the days before surnames (last names), people were often referred to by their trade, hence names like Fletcher (makes arrows) or Baker (the village baker).
TO NUTHINGUSEFULLEARNEDIN....That's a great link! I've bookmarked it for our genealogy research!
Ideas for Irish names that will not get my kids made fun of?
And will also be easy for Americans to pronounce. Both boy and girl names. What are the most phonetically pleasing ones that fall into these stipulations?
Ideas for Irish names that will not get my kids made fun of?
Ryan Casey Sean...Millions of good Irish names to Choose from very popular here in the States. I think all Irish names are very popular these days.
Reply:Why made fun of? They are lovely. Siobhan, ( girls name, you might want to spell it Shvaun or whatever) Brendon, Patrick, Kelly, Fion ( pron. Finn, for a boy) Patricia ( old fashioned but very nice) Clancy, Delaney ( girl- I think its Irish), Ian ( John) , Fiona, Brian,etc.
Reply:Michael for a boy
Carmel for a girl
Reply:Shannon is a beautiful name..works for both!
Reply:Bob teh Builder!
Reply:Deirdre for a girl
Dermot for a boy.
Reply:Niamh - pronounced Neve (Girl)
Ideas for Irish names that will not get my kids made fun of?
Ryan Casey Sean...Millions of good Irish names to Choose from very popular here in the States. I think all Irish names are very popular these days.
Reply:Why made fun of? They are lovely. Siobhan, ( girls name, you might want to spell it Shvaun or whatever) Brendon, Patrick, Kelly, Fion ( pron. Finn, for a boy) Patricia ( old fashioned but very nice) Clancy, Delaney ( girl- I think its Irish), Ian ( John) , Fiona, Brian,etc.
Reply:Michael for a boy
Carmel for a girl
Reply:Shannon is a beautiful name..works for both!
Reply:Bob teh Builder!
Reply:Deirdre for a girl
Dermot for a boy.
Reply:Niamh - pronounced Neve (Girl)
What was the name of the music group that was made up of 3 Irish girls playing electric violins?
They were really popular a few years ago. There music was sort of a mix of Celtic and country/rock.
What was the name of the music group that was made up of 3 Irish girls playing electric violins?
the corrs?
Reply:There was The Coors a violinist, drummer sisters and possibly a brother.
What was the name of the music group that was made up of 3 Irish girls playing electric violins?
the corrs?
Reply:There was The Coors a violinist, drummer sisters and possibly a brother.
Mount,sterling illinois find a hotel or motel with Irish in the name,next to western,il.prison?
there is a hotel/motel just before u get to the prison,i need to make reservations for next month,and cant find it.I know it has Irish in the name
Mount,sterling illinois find a hotel or motel with Irish in the name,next to western,il.prison?
http://www.mountsterlingillinois.com/tra...
leander
Mount,sterling illinois find a hotel or motel with Irish in the name,next to western,il.prison?
http://www.mountsterlingillinois.com/tra...
leander
What is the name of the original music production that made tap/irish dancing famous in 1994 gr rd 7 chall. 3?
The seven-minute interval act 'Riverdance' at the Eurovision Song Contest 1994, with Michael Flatley and Jean Butler was produced by Moya Doherty and John McColgan The music was composed by Bill Whelan and performed by the choral group An煤na, the RTE Concert orchestra and traditional musicians.
What is the name of the original music production that made tap/irish dancing famous in 1994 gr rd 7 chall. 3?
I'm not sure but thinking maybe "Riverdance"?
Reply:River Dance
Reply:Riverdance
What is the name of the original music production that made tap/irish dancing famous in 1994 gr rd 7 chall. 3?
I'm not sure but thinking maybe "Riverdance"?
Reply:River Dance
Reply:Riverdance
Any cute myspace name with irish in it?
cant be irish princess
or irish hottie
i know people with italian hottie and princess
want somethin different
but similar
Any cute myspace name with irish in it?
Cloverleaf (my fav.)
Kissme!I'mIrish
Potofgold
Patty
IrishMystery
Those are just some I came up with right on the spot! Great! Your getting a Myspace! Have fun! *non-sarcastic*
Kay
or irish hottie
i know people with italian hottie and princess
want somethin different
but similar
Any cute myspace name with irish in it?
Cloverleaf (my fav.)
Kissme!I'mIrish
Potofgold
Patty
IrishMystery
Those are just some I came up with right on the spot! Great! Your getting a Myspace! Have fun! *non-sarcastic*
Kay
What do you think of this unusual Irish boys' name?
Brogan.
I'm going to shamelessly borrow Emmy Jo's method here, so if you've seen the format before, credit goes to her ;)
What do you think of Brogan? What would be your first impression?
Do you think it would be better as a first or middle name?
Can you suggest a few middle names (if you think it would be better suited as a first name) or first names (if you think it seems better as a middle name) to go with it?
If you were to come up with a sibset for Brogan, what names you do you think would go well with it? Please suggest two boys' and two girls' names. If you have more, feel free to mention them!
Thanks!
What do you think of this unusual Irish boys' name?
It's different. umm, i don't really have an "impression" i don't think it's stand out, or special, it's just alright.
I think a middle name.
James
Donovan
Leif
Liam
William
Lucas
I don't like "matchy" names. to me names should have some special meaning and maybe a family tie in. SO in that regard if the name Brogan was a family name i'd pair w/other family names like this-
Brogan, Viola and Glenda
Brogan, Connor and William
Reply:As an Irish person I can tell you that Brogan is a surname. I don't know anyone with that as first name.
Ciaran (pronounced Kir-on is a lovely boys name
Liam (as in Liam Neeson, a boys name meaning Protector)
Cian (pronounced keen, another boys name)
Sin茅ad (pronounced shin-aid is the Irish for Jane)
Aoife (pronounced eefa, is another girls name)
Ciara (pronounced Kira is a popular girls name here)
Btw, Shannon is not a popular Irish name, not in Ireland anyway ;-)
Reply:i like that name!
i think it is best as a first name
middle name could be:
Reese
Hans
Brain...not kidding there is a kid in my class with that ,middle name
Ulma
Alum
Kory
Justin
Justice
David
Frank
Frank-furt
Veive
Brogan and Avory(girl)
Brogan and Shannon(girl..popular irish name)
Brogan and Sophia(girl)
Brogan and Rain(boy...semi-popular irish name)
Brogan and Carter(boy)
Brogan and Jayson/Jason/Jaison(boy)
good luck with the baby!
Reply:I don't like Brogan as a first name either..sorry. Maybe as a middle name:
Kevin Brogan
Michael Brogan
Chance Brogan
Joseph Brogan
Adam Brogan
If you do decide to use it as a first name, here are some names that might go good with it for a sibling:
Girls:
Bridgette
Bailey
Boys:
Hunter
Levi
Reply:I think Brogan is pretty cool... My first impression is of a blond boy who is really sweet and kinda smart.
I think it would be better as a first name.
Brogan James, Brogan Matthew, Brogan Christopher, Brogan Edward, Brogan Michael, Brogan Jacob
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Brogan %26amp; Ashton, Brogan %26amp; Carson, Brogan %26amp; Cormac, Brogan %26amp; Macaulay
Reply:I have seen the name Brogan used as both first and middle names. It is not a common name but not terribly unusual either. I DO like the name.
Brogan Davis
James Brogan
Reply:I love the name Brogan! Mature, but young and handsome sounding!
My other favorite Irish boys names are:
Ciaran
Seamus
Carlow
Caolan
Caine
Caelan
Eamon
Finn
Fionan
Kiernan
Tiernan
Ronan
Good luck!
Reply:It's a surname in Ireland. Never a first name.
And it reminds me of shoes
Reply:sounds trendy. i know a kid named broden. idk, it's just tackily trendy.
Reply:to me is sounds like a last name , but that could be because i know someone with that last name... he's irish
Reply:I dont like Brogan....sounds like a dog. How about Logan??
I'm going to shamelessly borrow Emmy Jo's method here, so if you've seen the format before, credit goes to her ;)
What do you think of Brogan? What would be your first impression?
Do you think it would be better as a first or middle name?
Can you suggest a few middle names (if you think it would be better suited as a first name) or first names (if you think it seems better as a middle name) to go with it?
If you were to come up with a sibset for Brogan, what names you do you think would go well with it? Please suggest two boys' and two girls' names. If you have more, feel free to mention them!
Thanks!
What do you think of this unusual Irish boys' name?
It's different. umm, i don't really have an "impression" i don't think it's stand out, or special, it's just alright.
I think a middle name.
James
Donovan
Leif
Liam
William
Lucas
I don't like "matchy" names. to me names should have some special meaning and maybe a family tie in. SO in that regard if the name Brogan was a family name i'd pair w/other family names like this-
Brogan, Viola and Glenda
Brogan, Connor and William
Reply:As an Irish person I can tell you that Brogan is a surname. I don't know anyone with that as first name.
Ciaran (pronounced Kir-on is a lovely boys name
Liam (as in Liam Neeson, a boys name meaning Protector)
Cian (pronounced keen, another boys name)
Sin茅ad (pronounced shin-aid is the Irish for Jane)
Aoife (pronounced eefa, is another girls name)
Ciara (pronounced Kira is a popular girls name here)
Btw, Shannon is not a popular Irish name, not in Ireland anyway ;-)
Reply:i like that name!
i think it is best as a first name
middle name could be:
Reese
Hans
Brain...not kidding there is a kid in my class with that ,middle name
Ulma
Alum
Kory
Justin
Justice
David
Frank
Frank-furt
Veive
Brogan and Avory(girl)
Brogan and Shannon(girl..popular irish name)
Brogan and Sophia(girl)
Brogan and Rain(boy...semi-popular irish name)
Brogan and Carter(boy)
Brogan and Jayson/Jason/Jaison(boy)
good luck with the baby!
Reply:I don't like Brogan as a first name either..sorry. Maybe as a middle name:
Kevin Brogan
Michael Brogan
Chance Brogan
Joseph Brogan
Adam Brogan
If you do decide to use it as a first name, here are some names that might go good with it for a sibling:
Girls:
Bridgette
Bailey
Boys:
Hunter
Levi
Reply:I think Brogan is pretty cool... My first impression is of a blond boy who is really sweet and kinda smart.
I think it would be better as a first name.
Brogan James, Brogan Matthew, Brogan Christopher, Brogan Edward, Brogan Michael, Brogan Jacob
Brogan %26amp; Ashley, Brogan %26amp; Caitlin, Brogan %26amp; Evelyn, Brogan %26amp; Kathleen
Brogan %26amp; Ashton, Brogan %26amp; Carson, Brogan %26amp; Cormac, Brogan %26amp; Macaulay
Reply:I have seen the name Brogan used as both first and middle names. It is not a common name but not terribly unusual either. I DO like the name.
Brogan Davis
James Brogan
Reply:I love the name Brogan! Mature, but young and handsome sounding!
My other favorite Irish boys names are:
Ciaran
Seamus
Carlow
Caolan
Caine
Caelan
Eamon
Finn
Fionan
Kiernan
Tiernan
Ronan
Good luck!
Reply:It's a surname in Ireland. Never a first name.
And it reminds me of shoes
Reply:sounds trendy. i know a kid named broden. idk, it's just tackily trendy.
Reply:to me is sounds like a last name , but that could be because i know someone with that last name... he's irish
Reply:I dont like Brogan....sounds like a dog. How about Logan??
I need to know my nephews name in irish/gaelic?
im helping my nephew do his homework and he is supposed to write his name in irish at the top of the page, he goes to an irish school so u think he would have known how to spell it by now he he, ah he is only 5, i looked on google and cant find it, anyway his name is anthony, thanks
I need to know my nephews name in irish/gaelic?
I think it is "Antaine" which means invaluable.
Some people say/spell it as "Antoine".
Reply:Can be either Atoin or Antaine.
My brother uses the second one.
Reply:Namenerds has a pretty large listing of English to Irish names. Anthony would be Antoin, Ant贸in, Antain(e)
Reply:Anthony is Antaine or Antoine
http://www.ireland-information.com/heral...
Reply:I know the version 'Antoin', which an accent on the O.
Reply:anthony is antoin in irish
Reply:Ant貌矛n pronounced ; ant + owe + in
Reply:It's Antaine.
cotton rose
I need to know my nephews name in irish/gaelic?
I think it is "Antaine" which means invaluable.
Some people say/spell it as "Antoine".
Reply:Can be either Atoin or Antaine.
My brother uses the second one.
Reply:Namenerds has a pretty large listing of English to Irish names. Anthony would be Antoin, Ant贸in, Antain(e)
Reply:Anthony is Antaine or Antoine
http://www.ireland-information.com/heral...
Reply:I know the version 'Antoin', which an accent on the O.
Reply:anthony is antoin in irish
Reply:Ant貌矛n pronounced ; ant + owe + in
Reply:It's Antaine.
cotton rose
Cant remember the name of two irish songs?
Its a story of why a man cant come into work this day.
there was something abut lifting a barrel of bricks and the bricks and the barrel came crashing down .
and also im not sure if there the same but theres a war veteran who cant march in a parade but im preety sure he used to
if you can give me the name to either song id be EXTREMELY greatful
Cant remember the name of two irish songs?
the second song might be "and the band played waltzing matilda". i have a recording by the three irish tenors. it details a young australian being shipped off to gallipoli in the first world war who loses his legs when a shell exploded close to him. it ends as he describes the parades held for the veterans of the australian services each year, in which he cannot march, as he is an amputee.
Reply:Don't know about first song but perhaps second one could be Waltzing Matilda by the Pogues. Lyrics are about Australian soldiers going to Turkey to fight in The First World War and of their return home, its a brilliant poignant song
Reply:The second song is "And the band played waltzing Matilda" and I have to be honest I don't know the first one. Sorry.
Reply:The first one is 'Why Paddy's not at work today', and the second is 'And the Band played Waltzing Mathilda'. To favourites of my Dad's.
Reply:The first ONE is by the wolfe tones,paddy can,t work today,its goes on for ages.And its very funny too.
there was something abut lifting a barrel of bricks and the bricks and the barrel came crashing down .
and also im not sure if there the same but theres a war veteran who cant march in a parade but im preety sure he used to
if you can give me the name to either song id be EXTREMELY greatful
Cant remember the name of two irish songs?
the second song might be "and the band played waltzing matilda". i have a recording by the three irish tenors. it details a young australian being shipped off to gallipoli in the first world war who loses his legs when a shell exploded close to him. it ends as he describes the parades held for the veterans of the australian services each year, in which he cannot march, as he is an amputee.
Reply:Don't know about first song but perhaps second one could be Waltzing Matilda by the Pogues. Lyrics are about Australian soldiers going to Turkey to fight in The First World War and of their return home, its a brilliant poignant song
Reply:The second song is "And the band played waltzing Matilda" and I have to be honest I don't know the first one. Sorry.
Reply:The first one is 'Why Paddy's not at work today', and the second is 'And the Band played Waltzing Mathilda'. To favourites of my Dad's.
Reply:The first ONE is by the wolfe tones,paddy can,t work today,its goes on for ages.And its very funny too.
Name film? womans irish husband dies, she goes to ireland with 2 friends and endsup with his best mate?
This was an excellent film well worth seeing but made me cry. It was PS I love you and I only went to see it because it was raining outside and I wanted to do something inside.
Always seem to see the best films by accident..
Name film? womans irish husband dies, she goes to ireland with 2 friends and endsup with his best mate?
PS I Love You.
Reply:Don't know but it is not p.s. I love you. That is not the story line. Would it be the pilot's wife by Anita Shreve. REad it at long time ago and know that her husband died in Ireland and she came over but cant remember the rest. It mustn't have been that good!!
Ok I see everyone is saying ps I love you. didn't see the film but that is not how the book ends. However, the film endings are often changed to make them better!
Reply:P.S. I love you, it is a nice film but a little sad!
Reply:PS. I love you?
= )
Reply:Alien
Reply:Predator III
Reply:awh PS I love you...its my favorite book ever!!!!!
Reply:Terminator 2
Always seem to see the best films by accident..
Name film? womans irish husband dies, she goes to ireland with 2 friends and endsup with his best mate?
PS I Love You.
Reply:Don't know but it is not p.s. I love you. That is not the story line. Would it be the pilot's wife by Anita Shreve. REad it at long time ago and know that her husband died in Ireland and she came over but cant remember the rest. It mustn't have been that good!!
Ok I see everyone is saying ps I love you. didn't see the film but that is not how the book ends. However, the film endings are often changed to make them better!
Reply:P.S. I love you, it is a nice film but a little sad!
Reply:PS. I love you?
= )
Reply:Alien
Reply:Predator III
Reply:awh PS I love you...its my favorite book ever!!!!!
Reply:Terminator 2
What is the name of the Irish girl chosen for harry potter 5?
She has blonde hair, really nice looking.
She was chosen from 15000 girls...
anyone know her name?
What is the name of the Irish girl chosen for harry potter 5?
Her name is Evanna Lynch. She is 16 and she was chosen to play Luna Lovegood...
Hope this helps :).
She was chosen from 15000 girls...
anyone know her name?
What is the name of the Irish girl chosen for harry potter 5?
Her name is Evanna Lynch. She is 16 and she was chosen to play Luna Lovegood...
Hope this helps :).
Ideas for Irish names that will not get my kids made fun of?
And will also be easy for Americans to pronounce. Both boy and girl names. What are the most phonetically pleasing ones that fall into these stipulations?
Ideas for Irish names that will not get my kids made fun of?
Ryan Casey Sean...Millions of good Irish names to Choose from very popular here in the States. I think all Irish names are very popular these days.
Reply:Why made fun of? They are lovely. Siobhan, ( girls name, you might want to spell it Shvaun or whatever) Brendon, Patrick, Kelly, Fion ( pron. Finn, for a boy) Patricia ( old fashioned but very nice) Clancy, Delaney ( girl- I think its Irish), Ian ( John) , Fiona, Brian,etc.
Reply:Michael for a boy
Carmel for a girl
Reply:Shannon is a beautiful name..works for both!
Reply:Bob teh Builder!
Reply:Deirdre for a girl
Dermot for a boy.
Reply:Niamh - pronounced Neve (Girl)
spurge
Ideas for Irish names that will not get my kids made fun of?
Ryan Casey Sean...Millions of good Irish names to Choose from very popular here in the States. I think all Irish names are very popular these days.
Reply:Why made fun of? They are lovely. Siobhan, ( girls name, you might want to spell it Shvaun or whatever) Brendon, Patrick, Kelly, Fion ( pron. Finn, for a boy) Patricia ( old fashioned but very nice) Clancy, Delaney ( girl- I think its Irish), Ian ( John) , Fiona, Brian,etc.
Reply:Michael for a boy
Carmel for a girl
Reply:Shannon is a beautiful name..works for both!
Reply:Bob teh Builder!
Reply:Deirdre for a girl
Dermot for a boy.
Reply:Niamh - pronounced Neve (Girl)
spurge
What was the name of the music group that was made up of 3 Irish girls playing electric violins?
They were really popular a few years ago. There music was sort of a mix of Celtic and country/rock.
What was the name of the music group that was made up of 3 Irish girls playing electric violins?
the corrs?
Reply:There was The Coors a violinist, drummer sisters and possibly a brother.
What was the name of the music group that was made up of 3 Irish girls playing electric violins?
the corrs?
Reply:There was The Coors a violinist, drummer sisters and possibly a brother.
Mount,sterling illinois find a hotel or motel with Irish in the name,next to western,il.prison?
there is a hotel/motel just before u get to the prison,i need to make reservations for next month,and cant find it.I know it has Irish in the name
Mount,sterling illinois find a hotel or motel with Irish in the name,next to western,il.prison?
http://www.mountsterlingillinois.com/tra...
Mount,sterling illinois find a hotel or motel with Irish in the name,next to western,il.prison?
http://www.mountsterlingillinois.com/tra...
What is the name of the original music production that made tap/irish dancing famous in 1994 gr rd 7 chall. 3?
The seven-minute interval act 'Riverdance' at the Eurovision Song Contest 1994, with Michael Flatley and Jean Butler was produced by Moya Doherty and John McColgan The music was composed by Bill Whelan and performed by the choral group An煤na, the RTE Concert orchestra and traditional musicians.
What is the name of the original music production that made tap/irish dancing famous in 1994 gr rd 7 chall. 3?
I'm not sure but thinking maybe "Riverdance"?
Reply:River Dance
Reply:Riverdance
What is the name of the original music production that made tap/irish dancing famous in 1994 gr rd 7 chall. 3?
I'm not sure but thinking maybe "Riverdance"?
Reply:River Dance
Reply:Riverdance
What do you think of this unusual Irish boys' name?
Brogan.
I'm going to shamelessly borrow Emmy Jo's method here, so if you've seen the format before, credit goes to her ;)
What do you think of Brogan? What would be your first impression?
Do you think it would be better as a first or middle name?
Can you suggest a few middle names (if you think it would be better suited as a first name) or first names (if you think it seems better as a middle name) to go with it?
If you were to come up with a sibset for Brogan, what names you do you think would go well with it? Please suggest two boys' and two girls' names. If you have more, feel free to mention them!
Thanks!
What do you think of this unusual Irish boys' name?
It's different. umm, i don't really have an "impression" i don't think it's stand out, or special, it's just alright.
I think a middle name.
James
Donovan
Leif
Liam
William
Lucas
I don't like "matchy" names. to me names should have some special meaning and maybe a family tie in. SO in that regard if the name Brogan was a family name i'd pair w/other family names like this-
Brogan, Viola and Glenda
Brogan, Connor and William
Reply:As an Irish person I can tell you that Brogan is a surname. I don't know anyone with that as first name.
Ciaran (pronounced Kir-on is a lovely boys name
Liam (as in Liam Neeson, a boys name meaning Protector)
Cian (pronounced keen, another boys name)
Sin茅ad (pronounced shin-aid is the Irish for Jane)
Aoife (pronounced eefa, is another girls name)
Ciara (pronounced Kira is a popular girls name here)
Btw, Shannon is not a popular Irish name, not in Ireland anyway ;-)
Reply:i like that name!
i think it is best as a first name
middle name could be:
Reese
Hans
Brain...not kidding there is a kid in my class with that ,middle name
Ulma
Alum
Kory
Justin
Justice
David
Frank
Frank-furt
Veive
Brogan and Avory(girl)
Brogan and Shannon(girl..popular irish name)
Brogan and Sophia(girl)
Brogan and Rain(boy...semi-popular irish name)
Brogan and Carter(boy)
Brogan and Jayson/Jason/Jaison(boy)
good luck with the baby!
Reply:I don't like Brogan as a first name either..sorry. Maybe as a middle name:
Kevin Brogan
Michael Brogan
Chance Brogan
Joseph Brogan
Adam Brogan
If you do decide to use it as a first name, here are some names that might go good with it for a sibling:
Girls:
Bridgette
Bailey
Boys:
Hunter
Levi
Reply:I think Brogan is pretty cool... My first impression is of a blond boy who is really sweet and kinda smart.
I think it would be better as a first name.
Brogan James, Brogan Matthew, Brogan Christopher, Brogan Edward, Brogan Michael, Brogan Jacob
Brogan %26amp; Ashley, Brogan %26amp; Caitlin, Brogan %26amp; Evelyn, Brogan %26amp; Kathleen
Brogan %26amp; Ashton, Brogan %26amp; Carson, Brogan %26amp; Cormac, Brogan %26amp; Macaulay
Reply:I have seen the name Brogan used as both first and middle names. It is not a common name but not terribly unusual either. I DO like the name.
Brogan Davis
James Brogan
Reply:I love the name Brogan! Mature, but young and handsome sounding!
My other favorite Irish boys names are:
Ciaran
Seamus
Carlow
Caolan
Caine
Caelan
Eamon
Finn
Fionan
Kiernan
Tiernan
Ronan
Good luck!
Reply:It's a surname in Ireland. Never a first name.
And it reminds me of shoes
Reply:sounds trendy. i know a kid named broden. idk, it's just tackily trendy.
Reply:to me is sounds like a last name , but that could be because i know someone with that last name... he's irish
Reply:I dont like Brogan....sounds like a dog. How about Logan??
winter sweet
I'm going to shamelessly borrow Emmy Jo's method here, so if you've seen the format before, credit goes to her ;)
What do you think of Brogan? What would be your first impression?
Do you think it would be better as a first or middle name?
Can you suggest a few middle names (if you think it would be better suited as a first name) or first names (if you think it seems better as a middle name) to go with it?
If you were to come up with a sibset for Brogan, what names you do you think would go well with it? Please suggest two boys' and two girls' names. If you have more, feel free to mention them!
Thanks!
What do you think of this unusual Irish boys' name?
It's different. umm, i don't really have an "impression" i don't think it's stand out, or special, it's just alright.
I think a middle name.
James
Donovan
Leif
Liam
William
Lucas
I don't like "matchy" names. to me names should have some special meaning and maybe a family tie in. SO in that regard if the name Brogan was a family name i'd pair w/other family names like this-
Brogan, Viola and Glenda
Brogan, Connor and William
Reply:As an Irish person I can tell you that Brogan is a surname. I don't know anyone with that as first name.
Ciaran (pronounced Kir-on is a lovely boys name
Liam (as in Liam Neeson, a boys name meaning Protector)
Cian (pronounced keen, another boys name)
Sin茅ad (pronounced shin-aid is the Irish for Jane)
Aoife (pronounced eefa, is another girls name)
Ciara (pronounced Kira is a popular girls name here)
Btw, Shannon is not a popular Irish name, not in Ireland anyway ;-)
Reply:i like that name!
i think it is best as a first name
middle name could be:
Reese
Hans
Brain...not kidding there is a kid in my class with that ,middle name
Ulma
Alum
Kory
Justin
Justice
David
Frank
Frank-furt
Veive
Brogan and Avory(girl)
Brogan and Shannon(girl..popular irish name)
Brogan and Sophia(girl)
Brogan and Rain(boy...semi-popular irish name)
Brogan and Carter(boy)
Brogan and Jayson/Jason/Jaison(boy)
good luck with the baby!
Reply:I don't like Brogan as a first name either..sorry. Maybe as a middle name:
Kevin Brogan
Michael Brogan
Chance Brogan
Joseph Brogan
Adam Brogan
If you do decide to use it as a first name, here are some names that might go good with it for a sibling:
Girls:
Bridgette
Bailey
Boys:
Hunter
Levi
Reply:I think Brogan is pretty cool... My first impression is of a blond boy who is really sweet and kinda smart.
I think it would be better as a first name.
Brogan James, Brogan Matthew, Brogan Christopher, Brogan Edward, Brogan Michael, Brogan Jacob
Brogan %26amp; Ashley, Brogan %26amp; Caitlin, Brogan %26amp; Evelyn, Brogan %26amp; Kathleen
Brogan %26amp; Ashton, Brogan %26amp; Carson, Brogan %26amp; Cormac, Brogan %26amp; Macaulay
Reply:I have seen the name Brogan used as both first and middle names. It is not a common name but not terribly unusual either. I DO like the name.
Brogan Davis
James Brogan
Reply:I love the name Brogan! Mature, but young and handsome sounding!
My other favorite Irish boys names are:
Ciaran
Seamus
Carlow
Caolan
Caine
Caelan
Eamon
Finn
Fionan
Kiernan
Tiernan
Ronan
Good luck!
Reply:It's a surname in Ireland. Never a first name.
And it reminds me of shoes
Reply:sounds trendy. i know a kid named broden. idk, it's just tackily trendy.
Reply:to me is sounds like a last name , but that could be because i know someone with that last name... he's irish
Reply:I dont like Brogan....sounds like a dog. How about Logan??
winter sweet
I need to know my nephews name in irish/gaelic?
im helping my nephew do his homework and he is supposed to write his name in irish at the top of the page, he goes to an irish school so u think he would have known how to spell it by now he he, ah he is only 5, i looked on google and cant find it, anyway his name is anthony, thanks
I need to know my nephews name in irish/gaelic?
I think it is "Antaine" which means invaluable.
Some people say/spell it as "Antoine".
Reply:Can be either Atoin or Antaine.
My brother uses the second one.
Reply:Namenerds has a pretty large listing of English to Irish names. Anthony would be Antoin, Ant贸in, Antain(e)
Reply:Anthony is Antaine or Antoine
http://www.ireland-information.com/heral...
Reply:I know the version 'Antoin', which an accent on the O.
Reply:anthony is antoin in irish
Reply:Ant貌矛n pronounced ; ant + owe + in
Reply:It's Antaine.
I need to know my nephews name in irish/gaelic?
I think it is "Antaine" which means invaluable.
Some people say/spell it as "Antoine".
Reply:Can be either Atoin or Antaine.
My brother uses the second one.
Reply:Namenerds has a pretty large listing of English to Irish names. Anthony would be Antoin, Ant贸in, Antain(e)
Reply:Anthony is Antaine or Antoine
http://www.ireland-information.com/heral...
Reply:I know the version 'Antoin', which an accent on the O.
Reply:anthony is antoin in irish
Reply:Ant貌矛n pronounced ; ant + owe + in
Reply:It's Antaine.
Cant remember the name of two irish songs?
Its a story of why a man cant come into work this day.
there was something abut lifting a barrel of bricks and the bricks and the barrel came crashing down .
and also im not sure if there the same but theres a war veteran who cant march in a parade but im preety sure he used to
if you can give me the name to either song id be EXTREMELY greatful
Cant remember the name of two irish songs?
the second song might be "and the band played waltzing matilda". i have a recording by the three irish tenors. it details a young australian being shipped off to gallipoli in the first world war who loses his legs when a shell exploded close to him. it ends as he describes the parades held for the veterans of the australian services each year, in which he cannot march, as he is an amputee.
Reply:Don't know about first song but perhaps second one could be Waltzing Matilda by the Pogues. Lyrics are about Australian soldiers going to Turkey to fight in The First World War and of their return home, its a brilliant poignant song
Reply:The second song is "And the band played waltzing Matilda" and I have to be honest I don't know the first one. Sorry.
Reply:The first one is 'Why Paddy's not at work today', and the second is 'And the Band played Waltzing Mathilda'. To favourites of my Dad's.
Reply:The first ONE is by the wolfe tones,paddy can,t work today,its goes on for ages.And its very funny too.
there was something abut lifting a barrel of bricks and the bricks and the barrel came crashing down .
and also im not sure if there the same but theres a war veteran who cant march in a parade but im preety sure he used to
if you can give me the name to either song id be EXTREMELY greatful
Cant remember the name of two irish songs?
the second song might be "and the band played waltzing matilda". i have a recording by the three irish tenors. it details a young australian being shipped off to gallipoli in the first world war who loses his legs when a shell exploded close to him. it ends as he describes the parades held for the veterans of the australian services each year, in which he cannot march, as he is an amputee.
Reply:Don't know about first song but perhaps second one could be Waltzing Matilda by the Pogues. Lyrics are about Australian soldiers going to Turkey to fight in The First World War and of their return home, its a brilliant poignant song
Reply:The second song is "And the band played waltzing Matilda" and I have to be honest I don't know the first one. Sorry.
Reply:The first one is 'Why Paddy's not at work today', and the second is 'And the Band played Waltzing Mathilda'. To favourites of my Dad's.
Reply:The first ONE is by the wolfe tones,paddy can,t work today,its goes on for ages.And its very funny too.
Name film? womans irish husband dies, she goes to ireland with 2 friends and endsup with his best mate?
This was an excellent film well worth seeing but made me cry. It was PS I love you and I only went to see it because it was raining outside and I wanted to do something inside.
Always seem to see the best films by accident..
Name film? womans irish husband dies, she goes to ireland with 2 friends and endsup with his best mate?
PS I Love You.
Reply:Don't know but it is not p.s. I love you. That is not the story line. Would it be the pilot's wife by Anita Shreve. REad it at long time ago and know that her husband died in Ireland and she came over but cant remember the rest. It mustn't have been that good!!
Ok I see everyone is saying ps I love you. didn't see the film but that is not how the book ends. However, the film endings are often changed to make them better!
Reply:P.S. I love you, it is a nice film but a little sad!
Reply:PS. I love you?
= )
Reply:Alien
Reply:Predator III
Reply:awh PS I love you...its my favorite book ever!!!!!
Reply:Terminator 2
Always seem to see the best films by accident..
Name film? womans irish husband dies, she goes to ireland with 2 friends and endsup with his best mate?
PS I Love You.
Reply:Don't know but it is not p.s. I love you. That is not the story line. Would it be the pilot's wife by Anita Shreve. REad it at long time ago and know that her husband died in Ireland and she came over but cant remember the rest. It mustn't have been that good!!
Ok I see everyone is saying ps I love you. didn't see the film but that is not how the book ends. However, the film endings are often changed to make them better!
Reply:P.S. I love you, it is a nice film but a little sad!
Reply:PS. I love you?
= )
Reply:Alien
Reply:Predator III
Reply:awh PS I love you...its my favorite book ever!!!!!
Reply:Terminator 2
What is the name of the Irish girl chosen for harry potter 5?
She has blonde hair, really nice looking.
She was chosen from 15000 girls...
anyone know her name?
What is the name of the Irish girl chosen for harry potter 5?
Her name is Evanna Lynch. She is 16 and she was chosen to play Luna Lovegood...
Hope this helps :).
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She was chosen from 15000 girls...
anyone know her name?
What is the name of the Irish girl chosen for harry potter 5?
Her name is Evanna Lynch. She is 16 and she was chosen to play Luna Lovegood...
Hope this helps :).
royal blue
What do you think of the Irish girls name...?
Bévin
It's original form is Béibhinn. Both are pronounced "BAY vin." I would be keeping the é in Bévin, because I fear "Bevin" would end up being called "BEH vin."
What do you think of the Irish girls name...?
Hey Isobel!
I absolutely love the name Beibhinn, just the way it is. I asked my sister, who is a teacher, what she thought . She said it would actually be easier to remember the correct pronunciation with the authentic spelling. That spelled Bevin she would have a pronunciation already in mind. BEV - in.
With the Irish spelling she would draw a blank. So when the name was pronounced for her, BAY-vin, it would be the only she would see it. She wouldn't have to be told twice how to say it.
This is such a gorgeous name. If it were me , if I didn't think I could make it work with the original spelling, I would use it in the middle.
Charlotte Beibhinn
Rosamund Beibhinn
Miriam Beibhinn
It certainly is interesting in the middle.
Reply:i think it is a bit...not sure about it, i think bevin might be pronounced how you think it might be which would be bad
personally i think it is not pretty enough but i love the name bay by itself
Reply:I'm not to keen on it. It's not bad, I just don't like it. I would spell it the original way which is Béibhinn just because I hate misspellings and different spellings.
Reply:Bévin - I like the look of the spelling much more than Béibhinn.. the only thing is it will probably be pronounced bev-in not bay-vin by others.
Reply:I like it, it's different, still easy to say and spell
I like Bevin, that's the girl spelling, right
Reply:I knew a Bevin, I thought it was a cute name. I'd never heard it any other time, she was perky and fun!!
Reply:It's interesting, but it doesn't appeal to me.
Reply:It is cool and different to my eyes.
Reply:I like it.
You don't meet too many Bévins. =)
It's original form is Béibhinn. Both are pronounced "BAY vin." I would be keeping the é in Bévin, because I fear "Bevin" would end up being called "BEH vin."
What do you think of the Irish girls name...?
Hey Isobel!
I absolutely love the name Beibhinn, just the way it is. I asked my sister, who is a teacher, what she thought . She said it would actually be easier to remember the correct pronunciation with the authentic spelling. That spelled Bevin she would have a pronunciation already in mind. BEV - in.
With the Irish spelling she would draw a blank. So when the name was pronounced for her, BAY-vin, it would be the only she would see it. She wouldn't have to be told twice how to say it.
This is such a gorgeous name. If it were me , if I didn't think I could make it work with the original spelling, I would use it in the middle.
Charlotte Beibhinn
Rosamund Beibhinn
Miriam Beibhinn
It certainly is interesting in the middle.
Reply:i think it is a bit...not sure about it, i think bevin might be pronounced how you think it might be which would be bad
personally i think it is not pretty enough but i love the name bay by itself
Reply:I'm not to keen on it. It's not bad, I just don't like it. I would spell it the original way which is Béibhinn just because I hate misspellings and different spellings.
Reply:Bévin - I like the look of the spelling much more than Béibhinn.. the only thing is it will probably be pronounced bev-in not bay-vin by others.
Reply:I like it, it's different, still easy to say and spell
I like Bevin, that's the girl spelling, right
Reply:I knew a Bevin, I thought it was a cute name. I'd never heard it any other time, she was perky and fun!!
Reply:It's interesting, but it doesn't appeal to me.
Reply:It is cool and different to my eyes.
Reply:I like it.
You don't meet too many Bévins. =)
Do i still have to wear green even if i a very Irish last name?
We officially broke up today because you can't stop talking about Ace of Base. I'm sad.
Do i still have to wear green even if i a very Irish last name?
Does green suit you? If not,then don't.
Reply:No. You can wear Orange.
Reply:Holy sh!t...You were born in Ireland weren't you?
Reply:You should probably be setting an example for the common people, in that case.
Reply:No sweetie, you don't need panties. Can I have your last name?
Reply:Just wear a shirt that says "Kiss me I'm Irish".
Edit: If your last name is O'Aceofbase, then you're Swedish. Or does having an O' make it Irish just like that? Lol.
Do i still have to wear green even if i a very Irish last name?
Does green suit you? If not,then don't.
Reply:No. You can wear Orange.
Reply:Holy sh!t...You were born in Ireland weren't you?
Reply:You should probably be setting an example for the common people, in that case.
Reply:No sweetie, you don't need panties. Can I have your last name?
Reply:Just wear a shirt that says "Kiss me I'm Irish".
Edit: If your last name is O'Aceofbase, then you're Swedish. Or does having an O' make it Irish just like that? Lol.
Baby name help? we want our baby to have an irish and mexican name if you have any ideas that would be great?
me and my girlfriend are trying to figure out what to name our first born and we wanted something irish mexican sounding. iam full mexican and shes half mexican half irish if anybody can help us out that would be awsome thanks
Baby name help? we want our baby to have an irish and mexican name if you have any ideas that would be great?
Irish Names
Irish Boy Names
Connor
Deacon
Brennen
Colin
Irish Girl Names
Alanah
Ashlyn
Brenna
Cassidy
Spanish Boy Names
Adrian
Daniel
Antonio
Armando
Austin
Spanish Girl Names
Jocelyn
Sarai
Adrienne
Julissa
Reply:Clarissa (means "bright")
Rosalina (means "tiny, beautiful rose")
Isabella (means "dedicated to God")
Celia (means "heaven")
Sophia (means "wisdom")
Matilda (means "strong")
Reply:You should probably specify the gender if you know it...
Girl-- Spanish- Adriana
Irish- Conley
Boy-- Spanish- Antonio
Irish- Doug
Reply:Delancy Grace! It is very unique and not complely mexican sounding but the Grace part is irish! The name will really grow on you! Consider it! Best wishes!
Reply:S铆ofra (Shee-fria)
Brion (Bree-on)
Fiona (Fee-Oh-Nia)
are Irish
Mexican?
Adan
Abran
Reply:LOVE Poker Face's Ava Kelly....super cute!!!!
How about Elaina Rose (was what i was gonna name my daughter but we named her Kylie instead.......)
or maybe Rosa-Leigh (no middle Name)
Reply:angelo %26lt;---mexican
or for a girl
erin. %26lt;---irish.
Reply:Arianna Delaney
Gabriella Isolde
Its what the person before said and I think these are wonderful, cultural names.
Reply:Isabel Bridgete
Arianna Delaney
Gabriella Isolde
Ava Kelly
Reply:Maybe try, Ariez. (Are-e-ez)? It's cute! Do you like it?
Baby name help? we want our baby to have an irish and mexican name if you have any ideas that would be great?
Irish Names
Irish Boy Names
Connor
Deacon
Brennen
Colin
Irish Girl Names
Alanah
Ashlyn
Brenna
Cassidy
Spanish Boy Names
Adrian
Daniel
Antonio
Armando
Austin
Spanish Girl Names
Jocelyn
Sarai
Adrienne
Julissa
Reply:Clarissa (means "bright")
Rosalina (means "tiny, beautiful rose")
Isabella (means "dedicated to God")
Celia (means "heaven")
Sophia (means "wisdom")
Matilda (means "strong")
Reply:You should probably specify the gender if you know it...
Girl-- Spanish- Adriana
Irish- Conley
Boy-- Spanish- Antonio
Irish- Doug
Reply:Delancy Grace! It is very unique and not complely mexican sounding but the Grace part is irish! The name will really grow on you! Consider it! Best wishes!
Reply:S铆ofra (Shee-fria)
Brion (Bree-on)
Fiona (Fee-Oh-Nia)
are Irish
Mexican?
Adan
Abran
Reply:LOVE Poker Face's Ava Kelly....super cute!!!!
How about Elaina Rose (was what i was gonna name my daughter but we named her Kylie instead.......)
or maybe Rosa-Leigh (no middle Name)
Reply:angelo %26lt;---mexican
or for a girl
erin. %26lt;---irish.
Reply:Arianna Delaney
Gabriella Isolde
Its what the person before said and I think these are wonderful, cultural names.
Reply:Isabel Bridgete
Arianna Delaney
Gabriella Isolde
Ava Kelly
Reply:Maybe try, Ariez. (Are-e-ez)? It's cute! Do you like it?
Is the last name Dooley irish?
This is what www.ancestry.com has to say about the name,
Dooley
Irish: reduced Anglicized form of Gaelic 脫 Dubhlaoich 鈥榙escendant of Dubhlaoch鈥? a personal name composed of the elements dubh 鈥榖lack鈥?(see Duff) + laoch 鈥榗hampion鈥? 鈥榟ero鈥?
Dictionary of American Family
hope this helps.
Is the last name Dooley irish?
Yes, it is. It's a variation of the name Dowley.
Reply:In around 1960, in St Louis there was a well known doctor named Dooley. He probably graduated from St. Louis U.. He opened a medical organization in Cambodia or Thailand. He was a good fried of Jack Parr who had the tonight show before Johnny Carson and had D. Dooley on the late show quite often I guess to give the audience an opportunity to gain respect for what he was doing and I guess to help gain funds for his hospital. Unfortunately he died very young from spine cancer and id buried in Calvary cemetery in St Louis, not far from General Sherman. Don't know what this has to do with your question, but I am sure he was Irish.
Reply:Yeah come from county clare in Ireland and there are Dooley's all over the place. I dont speak Irish to well but I think its like the Irish version of handsome du(u with a line ove it)il - duil.
Reply:yes.
Reply:sounds it!
Reply:Ancestry.com notes the following places of origin for Dooley from New York passenger lists:
Ireland 1147
Great Britain 166
England 164
Scotland 8
Kilkenny 6
England: Ireland 3
That makes for 1156 Irish Dooleys. My mother grew up on Dooley St., and I've always thought of Dooley as an Irish name.
Reply:Definitely sounds like it.
iris
Dooley
Irish: reduced Anglicized form of Gaelic 脫 Dubhlaoich 鈥榙escendant of Dubhlaoch鈥? a personal name composed of the elements dubh 鈥榖lack鈥?(see Duff) + laoch 鈥榗hampion鈥? 鈥榟ero鈥?
Dictionary of American Family
hope this helps.
Is the last name Dooley irish?
Yes, it is. It's a variation of the name Dowley.
Reply:In around 1960, in St Louis there was a well known doctor named Dooley. He probably graduated from St. Louis U.. He opened a medical organization in Cambodia or Thailand. He was a good fried of Jack Parr who had the tonight show before Johnny Carson and had D. Dooley on the late show quite often I guess to give the audience an opportunity to gain respect for what he was doing and I guess to help gain funds for his hospital. Unfortunately he died very young from spine cancer and id buried in Calvary cemetery in St Louis, not far from General Sherman. Don't know what this has to do with your question, but I am sure he was Irish.
Reply:Yeah come from county clare in Ireland and there are Dooley's all over the place. I dont speak Irish to well but I think its like the Irish version of handsome du(u with a line ove it)il - duil.
Reply:yes.
Reply:sounds it!
Reply:Ancestry.com notes the following places of origin for Dooley from New York passenger lists:
Ireland 1147
Great Britain 166
England 164
Scotland 8
Kilkenny 6
England: Ireland 3
That makes for 1156 Irish Dooleys. My mother grew up on Dooley St., and I've always thought of Dooley as an Irish name.
Reply:Definitely sounds like it.
iris
Which IRISH baby name do you like?
Here is my list:
Girl Names:
Aeryn Elizabeth
Erinn Mae
Reilley Anne
Brea Marie
Bree Angeline
Cassidy Leigh
Murphy Katherine
Molly Mae
Aiden Hailey
Ailey Danielle
Maeve Sheryl
Boy Names:
Rowan Burt-Michael
Ronan William
EVERYONE in my family has either an Irish first name or middle name. These are the ones that aren't taken.
Boy names have to stay as-is for family reasons, but feel free to mess around with the girl names! Thanks!
Which IRISH baby name do you like?
Girl Names:
Aeryn Elizabeth - Love it. Elegant and classy
Erinn Mae - Cute, pretty, lively
Reilley Anne - don't like because it's too common
Brea Marie - beautiful
Bree Angeline - Nice
Cassidy Leigh - Cute
Murphy Katherine - don't like
Molly Mae - don't particularly like
Aiden Hailey - not my fav
Ailey Danielle - lovely name
Maeve Sheryl - sweet, pretty name
Boy Names:
Rowan Burt-Michael - love it
Ronan William - love it
I can see it will be hard for you to choose because they are all such excellent names.
Reply:Here is my list:
Aeryn Elizabeth
Reilley Anne
Cassidy Leigh
Aiden Hailey
Rowan Burt-Michael
My nanna was from good Irish stock (O'Connor's), and her name was Aileen, which I've always liked (but she didn't. She went by Patricia instead lol). Kiana is an Irish name my cousin picked out for his daughter (he also took on the O'Connor, so Kiana O'Connor sounds pretty Irish =).
Bryn is an Irish boy's name I like too!
My all time faves out of your list are the first two girls' names however.
Whatever you go with, good luck!
Reply:Rowan Burt-Michael, I do like Rowen William better, but since you said not to mess around, I like Rowan better than Ronan, So Rowan Burt-Michael
Molly Mae, I also like Molly Catherine or Molly Elizabeth
I love Molly, it's my favorite name on your list
I also like the following names
Erin Mae
Riley Anne
Maeve Sheryl
I like Maeve Katherine, Maeve Hayley, Maeve Elizabeth, Maeve Anne better than Maeve Sherly
Reply:I honestly like them all and I'm IRISH too......hahaha......umm my favorite girls name would ahve to be Brea Marie and than my favorite boys name would have to be Rowan Burt-Michael.......also it might sound pretty if for a girls name you do Hailey Elizabeth or Erinn Cassidy.....hope i could help you if I did please get back to me and let me know how it worked out for you!
Reply:i LOVE baby names
rofl i sit at home and flick throught my baby name book and make up names for my non-existant babies.
i really like Erinn Hailey
or Bree Anne
or maybe Breanne as like one name
or Breanna
and i really like the name Maeve
or Meabh
lol getting a bit carried away
Reply:Cassidy Leigh is the only girls name I like, sorry
Aiden and Murphy are boy's name
Rowan is probably a boys name, but is REALLY common as a girl's name right now. (Madison could be a good boy's name, if it wasn't so feminine now...)
Reply:I have always liked Maeve and I like Reilley,
For the boy, I like Rowan better, but Rowan Michael without the Burt (if that is an option!)
For the girl, is Moira taken? or Regan? I love those 2 names also.
Reply:i love the name Rowan
even if you use it for a girls name too
for a girl i would pick:
Rowan Michelle
or
Aeryn Elizabeth
or
Rowan Ailey
and for a boy
i would do Rowan Burt-Micheal
Reply:Aiden Hailey for a girl and Ronan William for a boy. My niece's name is going to be Rowan. I don't like Rowan on a boy, but that's just my opinion.
I had a teacher in 7th grade with the last name Ronan...
Reply:I LOVE Aeryn Elizabeth. That great spelling of Aeryn (I hate the traditional spelling). I also like Cassidy Anne. And I like Maeve too, but not with any of those as middle names.
For a boy I like Ronan William.
Reply:Girl names that I like:
Reilley Erinn
Murphy Katherine
Molly Danielle
Cassidy Brea
Aeryn Elizabeth
Boy:
I like both of the boy names!
Reply:Great choices....
I love Aeryn Elizabeth and Maeve.
With Maeve I like
Maeve Elizabeth or Maeve Danielle
For the boy I really like Rowan Burt-Michael
Reply:Cassidy Leigh is very pretty. also like Reilley Anne and Ailey Danielle.
I like Rowan William.
Reply:Aiden isn't a girl's name, it's a masculine boy's name. Murphy is also masculine.
Reply:For a girl, I loved the Irish name Keana. I believe it means beautiful. Out of these ones though I would probably choose Aeryn Mae.
Reply:I'm irish and I'm naming my 2nd baby if its a girl Cassidy!
I love Cassidy Leigh.
What about Orla? Thats my sisters name:)
Reply:Erinn Mae
Maybe switch the boys names
William Ronan
Michael Rowan
Reply:i LOVE the name Reilley Anne!!!!
also
brea Marie and Aiden Hailey are cute!!
not sure on the guys...but either one is cute because they wouldnt have the same name as all teh kids at school you know??
=]
Reply:Molly katherine
Rowan Burt-Michael
Reply:Cassidy Leigh
Murphy Katherine
Rowan Burt-Michael
Reply:For the girl defiantly Bree Angeline its so pretty
For a little boy Ronan William is my fave.
Reply:I like Reilly Anne and Rowan Burt-Micheal (I don't really care for Burt though unless it is a family name).
Reply:I like Aeryn Elizabeth (or Erinn Elizabeth) and Ronan William.
Reply:I would say Erin Mae
or Maeve Elizabeth or Bree Angeline
..
.. Rowan Burt-Michael over ''Ronan''
Reply:Aiden Hailey or Reilley Liegh
Ronan William
Reply:girl:
Cassidy Leigh
boy:
Ronan William
Reply:I like: Reilley Anne %26amp; Ronan William
Reply:Rowan and Cassidy are both really nice. I like Ailey too, but I prefer it spelled Ailie.
Reply:Molly Maeeee :]
Reply:Murphy Mae and Molly Angeline
I like Sean for a boy but I like Rowan William
Reply:Shannon
Girl Names:
Aeryn Elizabeth
Erinn Mae
Reilley Anne
Brea Marie
Bree Angeline
Cassidy Leigh
Murphy Katherine
Molly Mae
Aiden Hailey
Ailey Danielle
Maeve Sheryl
Boy Names:
Rowan Burt-Michael
Ronan William
EVERYONE in my family has either an Irish first name or middle name. These are the ones that aren't taken.
Boy names have to stay as-is for family reasons, but feel free to mess around with the girl names! Thanks!
Which IRISH baby name do you like?
Girl Names:
Aeryn Elizabeth - Love it. Elegant and classy
Erinn Mae - Cute, pretty, lively
Reilley Anne - don't like because it's too common
Brea Marie - beautiful
Bree Angeline - Nice
Cassidy Leigh - Cute
Murphy Katherine - don't like
Molly Mae - don't particularly like
Aiden Hailey - not my fav
Ailey Danielle - lovely name
Maeve Sheryl - sweet, pretty name
Boy Names:
Rowan Burt-Michael - love it
Ronan William - love it
I can see it will be hard for you to choose because they are all such excellent names.
Reply:Here is my list:
Aeryn Elizabeth
Reilley Anne
Cassidy Leigh
Aiden Hailey
Rowan Burt-Michael
My nanna was from good Irish stock (O'Connor's), and her name was Aileen, which I've always liked (but she didn't. She went by Patricia instead lol). Kiana is an Irish name my cousin picked out for his daughter (he also took on the O'Connor, so Kiana O'Connor sounds pretty Irish =).
Bryn is an Irish boy's name I like too!
My all time faves out of your list are the first two girls' names however.
Whatever you go with, good luck!
Reply:Rowan Burt-Michael, I do like Rowen William better, but since you said not to mess around, I like Rowan better than Ronan, So Rowan Burt-Michael
Molly Mae, I also like Molly Catherine or Molly Elizabeth
I love Molly, it's my favorite name on your list
I also like the following names
Erin Mae
Riley Anne
Maeve Sheryl
I like Maeve Katherine, Maeve Hayley, Maeve Elizabeth, Maeve Anne better than Maeve Sherly
Reply:I honestly like them all and I'm IRISH too......hahaha......umm my favorite girls name would ahve to be Brea Marie and than my favorite boys name would have to be Rowan Burt-Michael.......also it might sound pretty if for a girls name you do Hailey Elizabeth or Erinn Cassidy.....hope i could help you if I did please get back to me and let me know how it worked out for you!
Reply:i LOVE baby names
rofl i sit at home and flick throught my baby name book and make up names for my non-existant babies.
i really like Erinn Hailey
or Bree Anne
or maybe Breanne as like one name
or Breanna
and i really like the name Maeve
or Meabh
lol getting a bit carried away
Reply:Cassidy Leigh is the only girls name I like, sorry
Aiden and Murphy are boy's name
Rowan is probably a boys name, but is REALLY common as a girl's name right now. (Madison could be a good boy's name, if it wasn't so feminine now...)
Reply:I have always liked Maeve and I like Reilley,
For the boy, I like Rowan better, but Rowan Michael without the Burt (if that is an option!)
For the girl, is Moira taken? or Regan? I love those 2 names also.
Reply:i love the name Rowan
even if you use it for a girls name too
for a girl i would pick:
Rowan Michelle
or
Aeryn Elizabeth
or
Rowan Ailey
and for a boy
i would do Rowan Burt-Micheal
Reply:Aiden Hailey for a girl and Ronan William for a boy. My niece's name is going to be Rowan. I don't like Rowan on a boy, but that's just my opinion.
I had a teacher in 7th grade with the last name Ronan...
Reply:I LOVE Aeryn Elizabeth. That great spelling of Aeryn (I hate the traditional spelling). I also like Cassidy Anne. And I like Maeve too, but not with any of those as middle names.
For a boy I like Ronan William.
Reply:Girl names that I like:
Reilley Erinn
Murphy Katherine
Molly Danielle
Cassidy Brea
Aeryn Elizabeth
Boy:
I like both of the boy names!
Reply:Great choices....
I love Aeryn Elizabeth and Maeve.
With Maeve I like
Maeve Elizabeth or Maeve Danielle
For the boy I really like Rowan Burt-Michael
Reply:Cassidy Leigh is very pretty. also like Reilley Anne and Ailey Danielle.
I like Rowan William.
Reply:Aiden isn't a girl's name, it's a masculine boy's name. Murphy is also masculine.
Reply:For a girl, I loved the Irish name Keana. I believe it means beautiful. Out of these ones though I would probably choose Aeryn Mae.
Reply:I'm irish and I'm naming my 2nd baby if its a girl Cassidy!
I love Cassidy Leigh.
What about Orla? Thats my sisters name:)
Reply:Erinn Mae
Maybe switch the boys names
William Ronan
Michael Rowan
Reply:i LOVE the name Reilley Anne!!!!
also
brea Marie and Aiden Hailey are cute!!
not sure on the guys...but either one is cute because they wouldnt have the same name as all teh kids at school you know??
=]
Reply:Molly katherine
Rowan Burt-Michael
Reply:Cassidy Leigh
Murphy Katherine
Rowan Burt-Michael
Reply:For the girl defiantly Bree Angeline its so pretty
For a little boy Ronan William is my fave.
Reply:I like Reilly Anne and Rowan Burt-Micheal (I don't really care for Burt though unless it is a family name).
Reply:I like Aeryn Elizabeth (or Erinn Elizabeth) and Ronan William.
Reply:I would say Erin Mae
or Maeve Elizabeth or Bree Angeline
..
.. Rowan Burt-Michael over ''Ronan''
Reply:Aiden Hailey or Reilley Liegh
Ronan William
Reply:girl:
Cassidy Leigh
boy:
Ronan William
Reply:I like: Reilley Anne %26amp; Ronan William
Reply:Rowan and Cassidy are both really nice. I like Ailey too, but I prefer it spelled Ailie.
Reply:Molly Maeeee :]
Reply:Murphy Mae and Molly Angeline
I like Sean for a boy but I like Rowan William
Reply:Shannon
Punjabi first name and Irish middle name? (or vice-versa)?
My partner is Punjabi and I am of Scotch-Irish descent. We need some help with this one. Every name I suggest he says he dont like. So we are stuck. I have looked on the net, and they dont list alot of Punjabi names. We are having a girl and alot of Punjabi names are uni-sex. We are Sikhs so what ever we decide on, it will be followed by Kaur. (ie Christina Ann Kaur) All your help is greatly appreciated!!!!
Punjabi first name and Irish middle name? (or vice-versa)?
Jasmine (its actually an indian name not english)
Jaya
Jasminder (meaning Lords glory)
Naina (pronounced like Nehna or nenna)
Amrit (a very holy name)
Baljit (meaning strong (bal) and victorious(jit)
Layla/laila
Aaliya (tall or grand)
Anya (gracious)
Aisha (prosperous)
Asha (pronounced Aaa-sha)
Bina (pronounced Bee-na)
Kushi (pronounced Khu-she, meaning happiness)
Anita (a leader)
Ankita (pro nounced Ann-kit-ah, meaning Empress)
Antara (meaning Beauty)
Vishali
Yasmin
Yashna (at one with fame, popularity)
Vara (blessing)
Usha (the dawn)
Tiana (princess)
Syna (sigh-nah meaning princess)
Sonia (beautiful girl and golden)
Reply:Jessy ann
Amrita ann
Simran ann
Reply:What about Aisha Eithne, Eithne is a very strong Irish name and Aisha is always very popular.
Reply:Irish Suggestions:
Áine
Graínne
Siofra
Aishling
Ciara
Siobhán
Orla
Reply:parpendar ann
jasmendar ann
mahi ann
sonii ann
raji ann
cherry ann
kuldeep ann
geet ann
rajeshwari ann
lajo ann
charu ann
kanak ann
palak ann
hope it helped!
Reply:Amanpree ,Rashpal.
Punjabi first name and Irish middle name? (or vice-versa)?
Jasmine (its actually an indian name not english)
Jaya
Jasminder (meaning Lords glory)
Naina (pronounced like Nehna or nenna)
Amrit (a very holy name)
Baljit (meaning strong (bal) and victorious(jit)
Layla/laila
Aaliya (tall or grand)
Anya (gracious)
Aisha (prosperous)
Asha (pronounced Aaa-sha)
Bina (pronounced Bee-na)
Kushi (pronounced Khu-she, meaning happiness)
Anita (a leader)
Ankita (pro nounced Ann-kit-ah, meaning Empress)
Antara (meaning Beauty)
Vishali
Yasmin
Yashna (at one with fame, popularity)
Vara (blessing)
Usha (the dawn)
Tiana (princess)
Syna (sigh-nah meaning princess)
Sonia (beautiful girl and golden)
Reply:Jessy ann
Amrita ann
Simran ann
Reply:What about Aisha Eithne, Eithne is a very strong Irish name and Aisha is always very popular.
Reply:Irish Suggestions:
Áine
Graínne
Siofra
Aishling
Ciara
Siobhán
Orla
Reply:parpendar ann
jasmendar ann
mahi ann
sonii ann
raji ann
cherry ann
kuldeep ann
geet ann
rajeshwari ann
lajo ann
charu ann
kanak ann
palak ann
hope it helped!
Reply:Amanpree ,Rashpal.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Is the name Conway Irish?
I just answered your Q. on Thompson.
Here; use this for all your surname needs.
http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/defa...
Is the name Conway Irish?
Check out the English. Try rivers and boat people on the Thames. You're there! A few criminals that tried to feed their families by stealing and ended up in Australia! Check out the manifests of convict ships. Some Conways came from Liverpool! You have great ancestry. There's no way like a Conway!
Here; use this for all your surname needs.
http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/defa...
Is the name Conway Irish?
Check out the English. Try rivers and boat people on the Thames. You're there! A few criminals that tried to feed their families by stealing and ended up in Australia! Check out the manifests of convict ships. Some Conways came from Liverpool! You have great ancestry. There's no way like a Conway!
What was the name of that irish song on the simpsons?
It was on yesterday. It was like an irish song. Do you know the name of it?
What was the name of that irish song on the simpsons?
I'm Shipping Up To Boston by the Dropkick Murphys.
Reply:'Shipping up to Boston' by the Dropkick Murphys
ginger lily
What was the name of that irish song on the simpsons?
I'm Shipping Up To Boston by the Dropkick Murphys.
Reply:'Shipping up to Boston' by the Dropkick Murphys
ginger lily
Was the drug's name Bufferin an insult for irish?
By the 50's till the 70's?
Was the drug's name Bufferin an insult for irish?
I can't even imagine how you arrived at that hypothesis.
Bufferin is a combination of two words: buffered and aspirin, thus Bufferin.
Reply:Yes I heard it long time ago and it was an insult in the sense like silly, dumb, stupid and slow. But it is long gone. Times are changing. The little older Australians called us, the new ones "wogs" and its also gone with the wind.
Reply:Never heard of that one- could be one of those folklore things
Was the drug's name Bufferin an insult for irish?
I can't even imagine how you arrived at that hypothesis.
Bufferin is a combination of two words: buffered and aspirin, thus Bufferin.
Reply:Yes I heard it long time ago and it was an insult in the sense like silly, dumb, stupid and slow. But it is long gone. Times are changing. The little older Australians called us, the new ones "wogs" and its also gone with the wind.
Reply:Never heard of that one- could be one of those folklore things
Is avey a irish last name?
is my last name a irish name
Is avey a irish last name?
i knew some irish in the service with that name!!!
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Is avey a irish last name?
i knew some irish in the service with that name!!!
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Whats the name of the Irish boxer in the U2 sweetest thing video?
steve collins...hima and eubank was great fight... :)
Whats the name of the Irish boxer in the U2 sweetest thing video?
Steve Collins, hes ma das coz
Whats the name of the Irish boxer in the U2 sweetest thing video?
Steve Collins, hes ma das coz
I need help for a irish baby name?
so if anyone is irish or Scottish i really need a GIRL baby name so please someone help me the baby is due soon so help me please
I need help for a irish baby name?
Niamh
maedhbh/Maebh/Maev
Ciara
Aisling
Aoife
Sin茅ad
Siobh谩n
Neasa
Caoimhe
Aoibhe
Aoibheann
Eabha
Gr谩inne
Sorcha
Saoirse
Reply:I found a *great* site for you! It's called Baby Names, and it has absolutely everything you could want on there! You can find names by origin, alphabetically, most popular and even chart a name to see how popular it is now and dating back to the 1920's or something like that!
Anyway I looked up Irish origin names, and here's the link! You can switch to Scottish if you want!
Reply:Are you looking for a common Irish name that sort of sounds American? Or are you looking for a traditional Gaelic (of Irish origin) name? My uncle is 100% Irish and he and my aunt chose to give their children Gaelic names. Their daughter's name is Niamh (pronounced NEE-VE) and their son's name is Ciaran (pronounced KIR-AN). Some popular names that are pretty "normal" American names are:
Patricia
Kira
Catherine/Katherine
Eileen
Bridget
Cassidy
Briana
Kiley
Kelly
Logan
Maureen
Reagan
Riley
Rory
Ryan
Shannon
Sheila
Some Gaelic names that are a little more unpopular in the U.S. are:
Aislin (means: vision, dream)
Eavan (means: beautiful radiance)
Faylinn (means: a graceful woman)
Keely (means: beautiful)
Rosaleen (means: little rose)
Teagan (means: little poet)
Tierney (means: lord)
Reply:My personal favorite-Aibhilin. (Aab-hil-een) or (Aab-hil-iin) it means 'wished-for' or 'longed for child'
This website has so many irish baby names---and what they mean! --%26gt;http://www.babynamesofireland.com/pages/...
Good luck!!
Reply:Aibhlinn (ave-leen)
Aideen (ay-deen)
Aileen (ay-leen)
Aine (awn-ye)
Alana/Alanna (a-lan-a)
Aoibhe (ay-veh)
Aoibheann (ay veen)
Aoife (ee-fa)
Aishling (ash-ling)
Briana/Brianna (bree-a-na)
Caitlin - (koit-leen) or (kate-linn)
Cathleen (Kath-leen)
Caoilainn (kay-linn)
Caoimhe (kee-va)
Cara/Caragh (car-a)
Caera (keer-a)
Catriona/Caitriona (ka-tree-na)
Ciara (kee-ra)
Cliona (klee-ona)
Clodagh (clo-da)
Colleen (col-een)
Deirbhile (dare-villa)
Deirdre (deer-dre) or (dare-dreh)
Eibhleann (ave-linn)
Eimear/Emer (ee-mer)
Fionnoula (finn-ula)
Grainne (graw-nya)
Ida (ee-da)
Iona (i-o-na)
Keela (kee-la)
Kerry
Maebh (may-v)
Maire (my-ra)
Mairead (mawr-aid)
Niamh - (neev)
Noleen
Nora (nor-a)
Nuala (noo-la)
Oonagh/Una (ou-na)
Orla/Orlaith (or-la)
Roisin (ro-sheen)
Saoirse (sear-sha)
Shauna (shaw-na)
Sheenagh (she-na)
Sile (she-la)
Sinead (shin-aid)
Siobhan (shiv-awn)
Sorcha (sor-aka)
Reply:The Irish site is a good site (you can hear the names as well). Maybe: Clare, Ciara, Laoise, Erin, Orla, Niamh, Sinead, Siobhan, Alana, Bridget, Darcy, Eimar, Maire, Oona, Roisin. Good luck.
Reply:there are lots of names on this site the first page i referenced only has names with an irish origin, and the second has only scottish names. my favorite is norah, which is irish, and mckenzie which is scottish. good luck!
Reply:Anna Colleen (Call leen) Chloe Sasah ciara Emma Rebecca Shawna Emily Sophie Claire Courtney Lucy Lina Stephanie Caitlin Maria Tara Abigail Georgia natashia Jennifer Jade Michelle Louise Megan Kelly Leanne Kayleigh Andria Lauryn Clara Alexandria Allana Melissa Holly Lisa Danialle Victoria Kate Alice
Reply:Emily
Elizabeth
Mary
Can you please also do mine?
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=aE...
Thank you!
Reply:I love Irish names, how about:
siobhan (sha-von)
ceara (keira)
Saoirse (SEER-sha or SIR-sha)
briege (bree-ge)
Reply:Sin 茅ad - Shin-aid
Ciara - Kih-ra
Eimear - Ee-mar
Clodagh- Clo-dah
Sadbh- Sighve
Siobhan- Shiv-awn
Aoife- Ee-fah
Meadhbh- Mayve
Reply:Maeve
Erin
Bridget
Colleen
Shannon
Lorna
Maura
Fiona
Finola
Maisie
Treasa
Catriona
Mae
Beatrix
Lileas
Aileen
Nellie
Molly
Reply:Erin. My little sister's name is Erin Marie, and I think it is very pretty. Simple and exquisite. Erin Loretta would be very pretty. Good luck!
Reply:Here's a full list, though Cara %26amp; Fiona are my personal favorites:
Cara
Shona
Shannon
Nora
Alma
Caitl铆n
Erin
Fiona
Colleen
Reply:Aisling, Aislinn *pronounced like ASH-LiING (several spellings) means "dream"
Reply:Gaelic Names:
Aileen
Ashlin
Delaney
Fiona
Shauna
Reply:Kelly
Kaitlyn
Erin
Reply:Taegan or Teagan are really cute Celtic names. They mean 'beautiful'.
Reply:Kelly - you really dont here it much anymore.
Reply:the Irish girl in my class is called Katie
flowering shrubs
I need help for a irish baby name?
Niamh
maedhbh/Maebh/Maev
Ciara
Aisling
Aoife
Sin茅ad
Siobh谩n
Neasa
Caoimhe
Aoibhe
Aoibheann
Eabha
Gr谩inne
Sorcha
Saoirse
Reply:I found a *great* site for you! It's called Baby Names, and it has absolutely everything you could want on there! You can find names by origin, alphabetically, most popular and even chart a name to see how popular it is now and dating back to the 1920's or something like that!
Anyway I looked up Irish origin names, and here's the link! You can switch to Scottish if you want!
Reply:Are you looking for a common Irish name that sort of sounds American? Or are you looking for a traditional Gaelic (of Irish origin) name? My uncle is 100% Irish and he and my aunt chose to give their children Gaelic names. Their daughter's name is Niamh (pronounced NEE-VE) and their son's name is Ciaran (pronounced KIR-AN). Some popular names that are pretty "normal" American names are:
Patricia
Kira
Catherine/Katherine
Eileen
Bridget
Cassidy
Briana
Kiley
Kelly
Logan
Maureen
Reagan
Riley
Rory
Ryan
Shannon
Sheila
Some Gaelic names that are a little more unpopular in the U.S. are:
Aislin (means: vision, dream)
Eavan (means: beautiful radiance)
Faylinn (means: a graceful woman)
Keely (means: beautiful)
Rosaleen (means: little rose)
Teagan (means: little poet)
Tierney (means: lord)
Reply:My personal favorite-Aibhilin. (Aab-hil-een) or (Aab-hil-iin) it means 'wished-for' or 'longed for child'
This website has so many irish baby names---and what they mean! --%26gt;http://www.babynamesofireland.com/pages/...
Good luck!!
Reply:Aibhlinn (ave-leen)
Aideen (ay-deen)
Aileen (ay-leen)
Aine (awn-ye)
Alana/Alanna (a-lan-a)
Aoibhe (ay-veh)
Aoibheann (ay veen)
Aoife (ee-fa)
Aishling (ash-ling)
Briana/Brianna (bree-a-na)
Caitlin - (koit-leen) or (kate-linn)
Cathleen (Kath-leen)
Caoilainn (kay-linn)
Caoimhe (kee-va)
Cara/Caragh (car-a)
Caera (keer-a)
Catriona/Caitriona (ka-tree-na)
Ciara (kee-ra)
Cliona (klee-ona)
Clodagh (clo-da)
Colleen (col-een)
Deirbhile (dare-villa)
Deirdre (deer-dre) or (dare-dreh)
Eibhleann (ave-linn)
Eimear/Emer (ee-mer)
Fionnoula (finn-ula)
Grainne (graw-nya)
Ida (ee-da)
Iona (i-o-na)
Keela (kee-la)
Kerry
Maebh (may-v)
Maire (my-ra)
Mairead (mawr-aid)
Niamh - (neev)
Noleen
Nora (nor-a)
Nuala (noo-la)
Oonagh/Una (ou-na)
Orla/Orlaith (or-la)
Roisin (ro-sheen)
Saoirse (sear-sha)
Shauna (shaw-na)
Sheenagh (she-na)
Sile (she-la)
Sinead (shin-aid)
Siobhan (shiv-awn)
Sorcha (sor-aka)
Reply:The Irish site is a good site (you can hear the names as well). Maybe: Clare, Ciara, Laoise, Erin, Orla, Niamh, Sinead, Siobhan, Alana, Bridget, Darcy, Eimar, Maire, Oona, Roisin. Good luck.
Reply:there are lots of names on this site the first page i referenced only has names with an irish origin, and the second has only scottish names. my favorite is norah, which is irish, and mckenzie which is scottish. good luck!
Reply:Anna Colleen (Call leen) Chloe Sasah ciara Emma Rebecca Shawna Emily Sophie Claire Courtney Lucy Lina Stephanie Caitlin Maria Tara Abigail Georgia natashia Jennifer Jade Michelle Louise Megan Kelly Leanne Kayleigh Andria Lauryn Clara Alexandria Allana Melissa Holly Lisa Danialle Victoria Kate Alice
Reply:Emily
Elizabeth
Mary
Can you please also do mine?
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=aE...
Thank you!
Reply:I love Irish names, how about:
siobhan (sha-von)
ceara (keira)
Saoirse (SEER-sha or SIR-sha)
briege (bree-ge)
Reply:Sin 茅ad - Shin-aid
Ciara - Kih-ra
Eimear - Ee-mar
Clodagh- Clo-dah
Sadbh- Sighve
Siobhan- Shiv-awn
Aoife- Ee-fah
Meadhbh- Mayve
Reply:Maeve
Erin
Bridget
Colleen
Shannon
Lorna
Maura
Fiona
Finola
Maisie
Treasa
Catriona
Mae
Beatrix
Lileas
Aileen
Nellie
Molly
Reply:Erin. My little sister's name is Erin Marie, and I think it is very pretty. Simple and exquisite. Erin Loretta would be very pretty. Good luck!
Reply:Here's a full list, though Cara %26amp; Fiona are my personal favorites:
Cara
Shona
Shannon
Nora
Alma
Caitl铆n
Erin
Fiona
Colleen
Reply:Aisling, Aislinn *pronounced like ASH-LiING (several spellings) means "dream"
Reply:Gaelic Names:
Aileen
Ashlin
Delaney
Fiona
Shauna
Reply:Kelly
Kaitlyn
Erin
Reply:Taegan or Teagan are really cute Celtic names. They mean 'beautiful'.
Reply:Kelly - you really dont here it much anymore.
Reply:the Irish girl in my class is called Katie
flowering shrubs
Can anybody tell me the name of an irish sitcom from the 80's or nineties which featured a family.?
and its not farther ted
Can anybody tell me the name of an irish sitcom from the 80's or nineties which featured a family.?
Ballykissangel, maybe
Reply:There was a show called Me Mammy and another called, I think%26lt; tales of the Lazy Acre. They where set in Ireland but may have been made by the Beeb
Reply:glenroe. the riordans .
Reply:There was a series (6 episodes) called "The Fitz" in 2000
Can anybody tell me the name of an irish sitcom from the 80's or nineties which featured a family.?
Ballykissangel, maybe
Reply:There was a show called Me Mammy and another called, I think%26lt; tales of the Lazy Acre. They where set in Ireland but may have been made by the Beeb
Reply:glenroe. the riordans .
Reply:There was a series (6 episodes) called "The Fitz" in 2000
Is the last name higgins,irish or german?
also,the last name zentz,irish or german
Is the last name higgins,irish or german?
The best way I know for you to learn about your roots is to:
Build your family tree on line.
You can use a paid site like:
http://www.ancestry.com/
OR You can do this for free on:
http://www.tribalpages.com/
Start with yourself, and then attach living family members.
Find out all you can about you family from living members, then attach it to your tree.
Now it is time to look for historical records and attach the info to your tree:
It is ALL about census records, and other historical records!
You might get lucky and others may have done some work on your family tree. Google family members names i.e. "Mary Smith" + "family tree"
Free sites:
http://www.searchforancestors.com/
http://www.censusrecords.net/?o_xid=2739...
http://www.usgenweb.com/
http://www.census.gov/
http://www.rootsweb.com/
http://www.ukgenweb.com/
http://www.archives.gov/
http://www.familysearch.org/
http://www.accessgenealogy.com/
http://www.cyndislist.com/
http://www.findagrave.com/
Genealogy message board:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/messageboards/newgu...
http://forums.about.com/n/pfx/forum.aspx...
http://boards.ancestry.com/
http://www.gensource.com/common/search.c...
http://messages.yahoo.com/yahoo/Family__...
http://genforum.genealogy.com/
http://www.genealogyforum.com/messages/
http://www.progenealogists.com/messagebo...
http://messageboards.aol.com/aol/en_us/b...
http://boards.rootsweb.com/
ECT.
The time may come when you want more information than you can find for free. When this happens you can back up your "tribalpage" tree to your computer on a "GEDCOM" file
you can then go to (I think it is the best subscription site)
http://www.ancestry.com/
Upload your "GEDCOM" file
and start to work!
You might need to make a few adjustments to your tree to make it look better.
Reply:This is what www.ancestry.com has to say about the name,
Higgins Name Meaning and History
Irish: Anglicized form of Gaelic 脫 hUiginn 鈥榙escendant of Uiginn鈥? a byname meaning 鈥榲iking鈥? 鈥榮ea-rover鈥?(from Old Norse v铆kingr).
Irish: variant of Hagan.
English: patronymic from the medieval personal name Higgin, a pet form of Hick.
hope ths helps.
Reply:Hey,
wow this is crazy, my last name is Higgins, and I'm german and irish.
I'm almost positive it's irish, it was my grandfathers last name, and he was 100% irish. Also, when I went to Ireland I found that the last name Higgins is very popular there. Hope that helps. As for Zentz it is German, it comes from Vinzentz, meaning vincent in german =]
Reply:I would say Higgins is Irish and Zentz is German
Reply:Higgins = Irish Family motto: "Faithful and True"
Zentz = German
www.houseofnames.com
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Is the last name higgins,irish or german?
The best way I know for you to learn about your roots is to:
Build your family tree on line.
You can use a paid site like:
http://www.ancestry.com/
OR You can do this for free on:
http://www.tribalpages.com/
Start with yourself, and then attach living family members.
Find out all you can about you family from living members, then attach it to your tree.
Now it is time to look for historical records and attach the info to your tree:
It is ALL about census records, and other historical records!
You might get lucky and others may have done some work on your family tree. Google family members names i.e. "Mary Smith" + "family tree"
Free sites:
http://www.searchforancestors.com/
http://www.censusrecords.net/?o_xid=2739...
http://www.usgenweb.com/
http://www.census.gov/
http://www.rootsweb.com/
http://www.ukgenweb.com/
http://www.archives.gov/
http://www.familysearch.org/
http://www.accessgenealogy.com/
http://www.cyndislist.com/
http://www.findagrave.com/
Genealogy message board:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/messageboards/newgu...
http://forums.about.com/n/pfx/forum.aspx...
http://boards.ancestry.com/
http://www.gensource.com/common/search.c...
http://messages.yahoo.com/yahoo/Family__...
http://genforum.genealogy.com/
http://www.genealogyforum.com/messages/
http://www.progenealogists.com/messagebo...
http://messageboards.aol.com/aol/en_us/b...
http://boards.rootsweb.com/
ECT.
The time may come when you want more information than you can find for free. When this happens you can back up your "tribalpage" tree to your computer on a "GEDCOM" file
you can then go to (I think it is the best subscription site)
http://www.ancestry.com/
Upload your "GEDCOM" file
and start to work!
You might need to make a few adjustments to your tree to make it look better.
Reply:This is what www.ancestry.com has to say about the name,
Higgins Name Meaning and History
Irish: Anglicized form of Gaelic 脫 hUiginn 鈥榙escendant of Uiginn鈥? a byname meaning 鈥榲iking鈥? 鈥榮ea-rover鈥?(from Old Norse v铆kingr).
Irish: variant of Hagan.
English: patronymic from the medieval personal name Higgin, a pet form of Hick.
hope ths helps.
Reply:Hey,
wow this is crazy, my last name is Higgins, and I'm german and irish.
I'm almost positive it's irish, it was my grandfathers last name, and he was 100% irish. Also, when I went to Ireland I found that the last name Higgins is very popular there. Hope that helps. As for Zentz it is German, it comes from Vinzentz, meaning vincent in german =]
Reply:I would say Higgins is Irish and Zentz is German
Reply:Higgins = Irish Family motto: "Faithful and True"
Zentz = German
www.houseofnames.com
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