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336.1 | I thought Brie-anna was French | CAM::MAZUR | | Mon Jan 23 1989 08:24 | 2 |
| Brianna sounds like a good name as long as your last name isn't
Cracker.
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336.2 | | APEHUB::STHILAIRE | Remember, neatness counts | Mon Jan 23 1989 08:54 | 6 |
| How about Bono or The Edge?
Sorry, only kidding!
Lorna
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336.3 | HOW'S THIS FOR A START...... | SKETCH::COORDINATOR | | Fri Jan 27 1989 14:09 | 13 |
| For a girl: Colleen
Kelly
Megan
Helen
Maureen
Nellie
For a boy: Kieren (pronounced-karen)
Patrick
James
Shaun
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336.4 | a couple more... | APEHUB::STHILAIRE | the dishes can wait | Mon Jan 30 1989 11:16 | 19 |
| Seriously, how about....
Girl:
Shannon O'Connor
Erin O'Connor
Boy:
Brendan O'Connor
Dylan O'Connor
Lorna
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336.5 | Not Megan ... but I like it anyway! | KAOFS::S_BROOK | Here today and here again tomorrow | Wed Feb 01 1989 16:27 | 7 |
| re an earlier reply that included Megan .....
Sorry to say it's not Irish ... although it does share a Celtic
origin ... the earliest indications of its use are in Wales.
(See the note on Megan)
Stuart
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336.6 | Megan.... | SKETCH::COORDINATOR | | Thu Feb 02 1989 10:08 | 3 |
| re: Megan.....
That's interesting. Where did you get this information?
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336.7 | IRISH NAMES (?) | SHARE::SHEPELUK | | Fri Feb 03 1989 15:41 | 26 |
| How about...
GIRLS: BOYS:
Brittany Dane (Daine)
Allison Kyle
Corrine Kory
Kailey Ryan
Molly Collin
Margaret Sean
Dania (Pronounced Day nia) Thomas
or Dainel
Pronounced Dan nia) Brian
Carrie Kevin
Patricia Troy
Courtney Kenneth
Marlene Dennis
Charleen Travis
Cathryn... all of them Dale
Maura Jack
Paige Paul
Polly of course all the John, James,
Ivy Donald
Not sure if they're ALL Irish or not, but...
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336.8 | | SHARE::SHEPELUK | | Fri Feb 03 1989 15:53 | 9 |
| Also, to add to my list...
Bridget Barry
Is Margot Irish or French? Maybe French since I've seen it also
spelt Margeaux and Margo.
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336.9 | UNCOMMON IRISH NAME | CASPRO::RICHARDSON | | Thu Feb 09 1989 08:41 | 8 |
| My mother has an uncommon Irish name, in fact she has never met
anyone with her name. Her name is Breida (prononuced Breeda). My
grandparents said that it was a common name in Ireland in the early
1900s.
Colleen
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336.10 | ANOTHER un(?)COMMON IRISH FAMILY NAME | SCOLOX::GLIDDEN | | Mon Feb 13 1989 12:12 | 7 |
|
A good Irish friend of mine was given, as her middle name,
an unusual family name. I've seen it spelled different ways,
but hers is WYLIE. Unfortunately I don't have any information
as to it's origin, but it's got a nice Irish sound to it!
Nancy
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336.11 | Irish names from Ireland | DUB01::AKEELY | | Thu Feb 23 1989 10:32 | 32 |
|
Hi my name is Aileen or (Aiobhinn *Pronounced Eveen) this is an Irish name.
Below are some other names:
Boy Girl
--- ----
/ /
Sean Sinead *Pronounced Shinead
/
Geroid Aine
/
Aidan Roisin *Pronounced Roe-sheen
/
Padraig Aoibhe *Pronounced Efa
/
Brendan Maire *Pronounced Myra
Diarmuid Maoibh *Pronounced Mave
/
Finbarr Cait
You will notice there is a / over a letter in some
of the names, this is called a "fada" that means
you must emphasise that letter in pronouncing the
name.
Regards
Aileen.
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336.12 | Old Irish | SKIWVA::FSCNO | | Fri Mar 17 1989 09:37 | 4 |
| How about Aislinn (pronounced Ash-leen), a nice variant on the too
popular Ashley.
Cindy
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336.13 | | ROSBIF::PHILIPPA | 16yr-old, homeless, walking-the-dog, F*CK! | Fri Mar 17 1989 12:35 | 10 |
| Names for a girl:
Kylie
Shelagh/Shiela
Kayleigh (Kay-lee)
Briannie
Sian (Sharn)
Caitlin/Caitlyn
Siobhan (sher-vawn)
Tara
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