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?





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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

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