Irish/Gaelic girl names?

Question

Any ideas for a baby girls name?

Or even a baby boy?

Answer 1

Marion

I know it's not the most pretty name, but in my heart Marion means encouragement to my heart.

Answer 2

Ainsley

Answer 3

Here are some of my favorites from a celtic baby name book i have...

GIRLS:

Maebh (pronounced 'mave')

Morganna or Morgane (welsh)

Niamh ('Neev' or 'Ne-iv')

Rhiannon- welsh for 'nymph'

Regan

Sinead (shin-aid)

Kiera

Clodagh (clo-da)

Eibhlín (eve-linn)

Fiona

Nora or Honora

BOYS:

Aidan

Annan

Braden

Brody

Bryce

Callum

Carey

Casey

Carrick

Kieran

Killian

Edan

Lochlan (lock-lan)

Liam

Oileabhear (oliver in irish)

Peirce

Reilly

Rowan

Answer 4

Demi, Dimitri, Shawna, Paige, Peyton, Shannon,Partick, Ruben, Alex,Owen, Brad,Thomas, Brody Alan,Maeve(girl's),Larkin(girls),Jordyn(... Taylor, Megan, Oran,Jadon, Kiley,I hope these helped!

Answer 5

Boy:

Eoghan/Eoin - pronounced like the name Owen

Seán

Liam

Cillian -"killian"

Cian - "key-in"

Ciarán - "keerawn"

Daire/Dara/Darragh

Girl:

Sinéad - "shinaid"

Aoife - "eefeh"

Siobhán - "shuh-vawn"

áine - "awn-ya"

Maebh - "Mayve"

Caoimhe - "kweevah"

Niamh - "nee-uhv"

Aisling/Aislin - "ashling"

Answer 6

leo

Answer 7

Shari

Answer 8

Brydie  

Answer 9

Girl:

Siobhan (s**+-vawn)

Deirdre (Deer-dra)

Aileen (Ay-leen)

Alanna

Bridget

Bronagh (Bro-nah)

Ciarin (Karen)

Caitlin

Cathleen

Claire

Colleen

Darcy

Fiona

Mona

Neala

Nessa

Norah/Nora

Noreen

Nuala (noo-la)

Regan

Ryanne (rye-anne)

Sinead (shin-ade)

Teagan

boy:

Kevin

Eamon

Patrick

Roarke

Braden

Brandon

Carrick

Cian (key-in)

Keane

Kieron

Colin

Connell/Connall

Declan

Dillon/Dylan

Finn

Gerard

Neil/Neal

Ronan

Seamus (shay-muss)

Sean/Shane/Shawn

Tierney

Answer 10

Ciara

Carleen

Carly

Erin

Keely

Kelsi

Shannon

Ainsley

Alana

Aileen

Ashlynn

Bridget

Keri

Cavana

Callee

Devin

Falon

Fiona

Answer 11

Caitlyn

Kathleen

Moira

Donovan

Liam

Owen

Answer 12

I have always loved Aislinn for a girl (pronounced ashlynn) ,Siobhan also for a girl (pronounced shivawn), Mackenzie, Sian (sharne) or Riley (for a boy or girl).

xx

Answer 13

Ainsley can be used for both sexes

Origin  Gaelic

Meaning:

Hermitage in or at the clearing or wood



Ayden can also be used for both

Origin:Gaelic

Meaning:Little fire

Reilly can be used for both also

Gaelic

Meaning:Courageous, valiant



Shannon can be used for both sexes

Origin   Hebrew

Meaning: God is gracious

Origin  Gaelic

Meaning   From Seanan meaning Old River

Answer 14

Mackenzie.

That's my name and I love it!