What Irish or scottish names are there for a girl?

I'd like to me true to my family heritage. I'd like some help with this. I think I have one for a boy, but if you have any great names for a boy let me know too.


Thanks


Carolyn

What Irish or scottish names are there for a girl?
Irish names:





Aoife (eefah)


Caoimhe (kweeva)


Niamh (nee-uv)


Roisin (Rosheen)


Aisling (Ashling)


Saoirse (See-ir-sheh)


谩ine (Awnya)


Clodagh (clode-ah)


C谩itl铆n (coyt-leen)


Eimear (eemer)


Orla


Aoibhe (Eeva)


Eabha (Ava)


Sin茅ad (shin-aid)


Aoibheann (Eevan)


Sadhbh (sive)


Aoibh铆nn (Eeveen)


Maeve


Ciara (Keira)
Reply:I'm Irish and my fav irish names are





GIRLS:


Niamh(neev) it means bright


Sadhbh(sive) it means good and honest


Aoibhean(e-veen) means lovley


Rois铆n(ro-sheen) I don't like it so much but means little rose


Ciara(ki-ra) i don't know what it means





BOYS:


Eoin(owen) gift from god


Ruar铆(Rory) red headed king


Tadhg(tige as in tiger) poet


Conor


Finn
Reply:We conceived in Ireland, so we wanted a name that had Irish background...


Unfortunately, depending on where you live i suppose, nothing appealed to us for a first name.


So, we picked a middle name, we went with Aislinn. it's irish and it means dream.


We pronounce it AIS-LINN. My sister-in-law used to be a nanny in England and said that that name is really pronounced ASH-LINN, but we fell in love with it pronounced the first way.


And our two year old sounds adorable when she says her full name!!! :)
Reply:I love Irish names.


GIRLS_ Aisling, Kinsley, Ainslie, Cadhla, Enya, Keira, Nola, Maeve, Saoirse (seer-sha), Ryann, Rylie, Teave, Teagan


BOYS_ Nolan/Noland, Findlay, Riley





http://www.babynames.com/namelist/938832...
Reply:Aislin


Rhiannon


Conor








Here is a link to a great Irish baby name site: http://www.babynamesofireland.com/





This link is to Scottish baby names: http://www.babynameguide.com/categorysco...
Reply:Rory/Rori for a girl or boy. Or in my case it came out Rauri


Here's a great site for Irish names, gives pronunciation too.





www.babynamesofireland.com





Good luck!
Reply:An Irish name for a girl. - Naoise (NEE-sha)





I think it is such a pretty name. :]





P.S I live in Ireland (I'm half Irish) and know quite a few Irish names. But I think Naoise is really nice. :]
Reply:shannon, kelly, maeve, maggie, margaret, eileen, maureen, colleen, kathleen,
Reply:I named my children Caitlin and Conner ..Very true to my heritage..We call Caitlin ..Caty (as in Ka-deee)..Those were the top names when I choose them from the Irish names 4 boys/girls..lol..Lots of luck..
Reply:Kathleen


Caitlin


Molly


Eavan


Aileen or Eileen


Colleen


Brianna


Alena


Corey


Devin


Fiona


Keeley


Lesley


Nyla


Maeve


Riley


Rori


Trista


Sheena


Tara
Reply:Kaelin (waterfall)


Brenna


Brigit


Katy


Finna


For a boy I love Brogan
Reply:Gwen


Meredith


Shannon


Tara


Erin


Ashlinn


Delaney


Enya


Molly


Neve
Reply:Riley is a great Irish boy or girls name, i really like it for either
Reply:Lana; It means little rock in Gaelic
Reply:Mary (Queen of Scots)