How do you spell these Irish names?

Question

Neeve and rusheen

Answer 1

Niamh

and

Róisín.

Answer 2

Niamh and Róisin (though Róisin is pronounced Roe-sheen)

Answer 3

niamh

roisin (row-sheen)

Answer 4

Niamh agus Róisín

Answer 5

Niamh, Roisin. And you say them 'Nee-av' and 'Roe-sheen'.

Answer 6

Niamh and Roisín(with out the fadá, thats the accent thingy, it would just be Roe-shin)

Answer 7

Niamh, Roisin

Answer 8

Niamh and Roisin (there's a fada on the last 'i' but my keyboard doesn't do them.)

In Irish myth Niamh was a fairy woman who took the warrior Oisin to Tir nan Og,land of the Ever Young.

Roisin would translate into Rosaleen or similar in English. It is known through 'Dark Rosaleen',the poem by James Clarence Mangan,and is sometimes thought to be synonymous with Ireland itself.

Answer 9

Niamh and Roisin

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