What are some good irish names?

Question

I love irish names i have one myself when i get kids i want irish names for them also is Jenna a good name tell me the truth

Answer 1

Patrick

Shannon (boy or girl)

Erin

Those are the most Irish names I can come up with.

Jenna is an okay name to me...I just associate it with a Jenna I don't care for so I tend to not like it for that reason.

Answer 2

I like the name Jenna a lot. I think it's really pretty. I also like the name Kelsey.  

Answer 3

I love the name Jenna, that's adorable.

How about Liam for a boy or Evelyn for a girl? :)

Answer 4

   my husband and i are both irish ( im a quarter and he is half)

and we named our daughters Megan and Shannon

can't get more irish than that lol.

   for a boy maybe Layton or Quinten

Answer 5

You've already got some really great answers - here are names I like

Shae (Shea)

Shaelyn (Shealyn)

Siobhan

Ruari (Rory)

Donovan

Mairi (Mary)

Catriona

Eoghan (Owen)

Ronan

Seamus

Malachi

Blessings

Answer 6

Try http://babynamesofireland.com

It has lots with pronunciations and origins, English versions etc. :)

Jenna is not my style. It's certainly not horrid, but I don't like it either.  

Answer 7

sean if a boy  corby if a girl

Answer 8

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

Jenna is a nice name. I want to use it as a nickname for a daughter if I have one - I plan to name her Genevieve and nn Gena.  

Answer 9

Jenna's pretty.

Not Irish though, but i think it might translate into Sinead (Shin-aid)

Girl:

Aisling (ash-ling)

Aine (awn-ya)

Aifric (aff-rick)

Ailbhe (al-va)

Aoibheann (ay-veen,ee-veen)

Brenda

Bronagh (brone-ah)

Bebhinn (bevin, like Kevin)

Briona (bree-na/bree-ona)

Cliona (clee-own-ah,clee-nah)

Caitrin (cah-treen)

Ciara (kee-ra)

Caoimhe (kee-va,kwee-va))

Cara

Caoileann/Caoilfheann (key-linn)

Dearbhla (my name!) (derv-la)

Damhnait (down-it, dav-net)

Deirdre

Doireann (dur-inn)

Eibhlinn/Evelyn

Erin

Éabhaoin (ay-veen)

Fiona

Fionnuala (finn-oo-la)

Laoise (lee-sha)

Máire (maura/moira)

Meabh/Maeve

Mairéad (mar-aid)

Naoise (nee-sha)

Nuala (noo-la)

Nóirín (noreen)

Padraigín (paw-dra-geen)

Ríanach (ree-nok)

Ríona (ree-na)

Róisin (row-sheen)

Siobhán (shuh-vawn)

Siofra (shee-fra)

Sinéad (shin-aid)

Sadhbh/Sidb/Sidhbh (sive, like five with an s)

Siuin (shoo-in)

Sorcha (suh-ra-ka, sor-sha)

Soairse (seer-sha)

Tara

Una (oo-na)

Boys:

Aodh (ee/ay)

Aonna (ay-na)

Aongus (ain-gus)

Aiden

Brendan

Cian

Cillian/Killian

Caoimhín (kee-veen)

Conor

Colm

Caolán (kay-lawn)

Dara/Daragh/Dáire

Daithí (da-hee)

Diarmaid

Deaglán (jag-lawn)

Dónal (doh-nal)

Enda

Eamonn (aim-on)

Fintan

Fiach (fee-ak)

Fiachra (fee-kra)

Fionn (fyun)

Fionnán (fyun-awn)

Gearóid (gar-ode,gar-oh-j)/Gear (gar)

Liam

Muiris (mur-ish)

Malachy

Neil

Niall

Oisin (ush-een)

Oran

Padraig (paw-drig)

Ruairi (roo-ry,ruh-ry)

Rónan/Ronán (row-nan)

Seamus (shay-mus)

Sean (shawn)

Sennan

Tiarnach (cheer-nok)

Turlough (tur-lok)

Tomás (tom-AW-ss)