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November 14th, 2012 04:42 PM #1
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November 14th, 2012 05:41 PM #3
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November 14th, 2012 05:59 PM #7
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November 14th, 2012 06:14 PM #9
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Maeve hands down. Not only my favorite Irish name but my favorite girl's name for the past three years. I just think it's so gorgeous. I can't get over it. I love saying that name and hope someday soon to have a daughter I can call that.
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Kai Michael, Noah Michael, Ezra Michael, Jude Louis, Jude Michael, Phineas Michael, Peregrine Michael, Alexander Louis nn Xander
Maeve Luciana, Beatrice Jane nn Bea, Jane Beatrice, Alice Pearl, Penelope June/Penelope Opal nn Poppy or Penny, Serenity Wight, Raffaela Wight, Regina Iris, Clara Opal
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November 14th, 2012 06:39 PM #11
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Grace, Early 20's and Bride-to-Be...Dreaming of Future Babies.
♥Lucy Primrose, Alice Juliette, Rose Charlotte, Madeline Sophie, Lillian Faye, Ivy Elena, Amélie Winter. ♥
♥Mae Seraphina nn Maisy, Phoebe Luna, Annabella Violet, Kate Susannah.♥
♥Noah Samuel, Rory Joshua, Luca Gabriel, Isaac Beau, Louis Daniel, Henry Rowan, William Elliott, Roman Alexander.♥
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November 14th, 2012 08:10 PM #13
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I love Aisling, Laoise, Caoimhe and Saoirse. Aisling sounds so fantasy-ish but is a legit name, and Laoise and Saoirse have a beauty and air of elegance to them, while Caoimhe is elegant. However, I'm not an ounce Irish, and it the Angelisiced versions of Ashling, Leesha and Seersha don't hold the same beauty. Kiva and Keeva might work, though.
I also like Maeve and Alana, which are fairly easy for the American tongue, so it is an option.
Other names:
Aine
Ciara and Keira
Aileen/Eileen
Muriel
Erin
Caitlin
DeirdreIf I had a baby today, it would be...
Saskia Lucy "Ki"~Lucy Eliora~Mavis Alanna~Mira Valkyrie~Alethea Kiri~Susannah Lucy 'Sunni'~Lilliana Mercy "Iana"~Magnolia Juno "Meg"~Kaia Verity~ Felicity Arwen 'Lissy'
Drake Ryan~Magnus Anthony 'Max'~Kai Matthias~Leo Tobias~Luca Valerio~Griffin Matteo~Nikolai Gunnar 'Niko'~Zebediah Lincoln"Zeb"
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November 14th, 2012 08:15 PM #15
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Zelia • Nineteen • Name-nerd from an early ageTrying hard to export old Danish names, Astrid Lindgren names, Greenlandic names and names from the Norse mythology.
If you have a moment to spare, I'd appreciate it if you would vote on my namelist & my (updated) list of guilty pleasure names!
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November 14th, 2012 09:10 PM #17
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November 14th, 2012 09:22 PM #19
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I'm not a huge fan of Irish-ish names for girls, but I love them for boys. Erm, I love:
Niamh (although I don't really love it on its own, but I have been loving Genevieve nn Niamh/Evie lately!)
Aislinn (would use, except it's way too close to my own name!)
Caitlin (can't decide if I prefer the American KATE-lin or the Irish KAT-leen/KOYT-leen)
Fionnabhair (although this is so unusable it's not even funny, haha, but I love it. Said finn-ah-vare)
I think that's it. I really love Eilidh, too, but that's Scottish, not Irish.Ashley
twenty-something name lover dreaming of adoption.
Isabelle | Arianne | Olivia | Violet | Rachel | Liliana | Charlotte | Eleni | Hannah | Eva | Catherine | Tess | Zara
Caleb | Everett | Asher | Jack | Grayson | Avery | Brody | Bailey | Spencer | Samuel | Charles | Boaz | Sawyer
Favorite Irish(ish) Names for girls?
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