A good female irish name?

my daughter is due to have a baby girl in april,she was concieved in ireland and her parents are lookin for a nice irish name for her?

A good female irish name?
good luck and congrats





aidan - fire


alana - rock, beautiful


assana - waterfall


ardala - high honor


aileen - noble


abiageal - irish form of abigail, brings joy


barran - little top


cathasach - brave


chloe


caoilainn - pronounced as kalin,


cara - friend


cassidy


casey - observant


darci - dark one


eilene - light


eveleen - light, giver of life


erina - poetic name for ireland


edna - bird, freedom of spirit


flynn - unsex name


ida - thirst


isibeal - irish form of isabel, consecrated to god


islene - vision, dream


keara - saint name


laetitia - irish for letitia, happy


mackenzie - daughter of a wise one


madailein - irish form of madeleine, magnificent


maitilda - strong battle-maid


majella - saint name


murel - knows the sea


moreen - great


monca - wise


norah - torch


nealie - champion


nuala - fair shouldered, exceptionally lovely


regan - the kings child


rowan - red-haired, tree with red berries, mountain ash


ruari - pronounced as rori, red-headed king


shauna


teagan - beautiful
Reply:Cathleen
Reply:Alana is my name and its irish for 'beautiful'...its also an irish term of endearment, my old best friends gramma used to calll her Alana too... you can spell it a coupla different ways tho


Alanah


Alannah


Alanna


Allanah


etc im sure u get the point....
Reply:I love Aine (Anya). I think it sounds beautiful.
Reply:iris doyle
Reply:Taryn is very irish- its also my name :)
Reply:Catriona


Sorcha


Mairead


Colleen


Bridget/Brigid


Claire


Isolde


Siobhan (pronounced Sheh-vaughn)
Reply:Aoife which is pronounced efa


Caoimhe which is pronounced Keeva
Reply:My fav is shannon
Reply:Aidleigh-pronounced hayley
Reply:uncommen- caili ./commen -erin meghen amy


you can also look up names on websites!
Reply:Cassie Molly Erin Patricia Patty Pat ....... so many !! um Linda , Rachel Kathey ........ Kat Katie (haha) Casandra kind of a long name for Cassie But Cassie is my favorite !! hope I helped !!
Reply:riley...it is very beautiful...or juss name her Ireland if u cant think of anything else...that is also a pretty name!!





GOOD LUCK!!
Reply:Kathleen - it has many nicknames and is easy to spell so the kid won't feel too weird in elementary school.
Reply:i like kathleen or erin such lovely names
Reply:Ciara, pronounced Kira; I think it's lovely. congratualations on your grandchild!
Reply:have you considered saoirse it means freedom in gaelic and is pronounced "seersha"
Reply:Michaela


Shevon (this isn't the traditional spelling though)


Fiona


Bridgette


Mary Cate


Assumpta


Dervla (dar-vla)


Aileen


Caitlin


Neeve (also not traditional spelling)


Orla


Meraid (seriously, I can't spell the traditional way, these are all done by finetics)


Meave (mave)
Reply:Caley


Erin


Kaelin


Keaira


Keegan..I like it better spelt Keagan.


Keelia nn:Keely?


Keira


Kenzie


Kennadie


Kiley


Logan


McKenna


Quinn/Qwin


Reagan


Riley/Rylie/Rylee


Rory


Shea


Skye


Teagan








These were the names under Celtic/Gaelic that I liked. They didn't have an 'Irish' category, but this is a start I suppose. I hope it helps. Good Luck and Congrats!
Reply:meghan is nice
Reply:Fallon, Oonagh, Colleen, Shannon, Marie, Aideen, Sinead, Enya, Keeley, Ashleen, Erin, Siobhan, Orlaith, Kathleen, Mollie, Bronagh, Rosheen, Cadence, Kelsey, Teagan, Caitlin, Brodie, Nola, Quinn, Darcey, Meghan, Shauna, Mona, Tierney, Fennella. :-)
Reply:Dear ruth, my sister in law marianne is almost ready to give birth,and she may call the baby (a girl) an old gaelic name ,Una..Wish your daughter a lot of luck and enjoy the little princess. rubberstampr.
Reply:Nuala is my favorite.


I also think Scully is neat...it means "town crier" and is usually a boys name, but everyone is giving girls boy names now (Hayden, Aiden, Riley)


If you can't decide, you can go to this site to create a poll where your friends and family can vote on the one they like best:


http://www.babycenter.com/babypoll





I almost forgot....I love the name Eiru (air-roo)...I think it was the Celtic word for Ireland. It might also be the name of a goddess.
Reply:Erin.
Reply:If I had had a girl we were thinking of Grainne (grawnya) which is the Irish form of Grace. Best of luck.
Reply:I've got an auntie called Cora, how's that?
Reply:Megan


Ciara (pronounced keera)


Devan (pronounced like devon, means 'poet')
Reply:Kathleen or you can spell it Cathleen, either way.Good luck and congrats on your new granddaughter!
Reply:sorcha


Aine


Orna
Reply:I've always loved Erin as a name.
Reply:Orla is my favorite but this site may be of help!





http://www.ireland-information.com/heral...