Celtic girls’ names?

[rois36]

Lacking inspiration. Looking for something Celtic/Irish but not necessarily “as Gaeilge” and not as common as Aoife/Sadhbh/Caoimhe etc.

Would be a sister to Iseult and Aifric, so something along those lines would be helpful.

[CharisMater]

Siún
Fraoch
Clodagh

[CharisMater]

Aedamar

[CharisMater]

Iseult and Aifric, wow, very classy

[DullAndOld]

Morgana

[rois36]

LOVE Aedamair, but unfortunately my sister used it before I could. I will never forgive her.

Like Siún, but last name is far too similar. Not a huge fan of Clodagh or Fraoch.

[lecossaise]

Eithne
Shona
Macha

[Worldsworstcook]

Caoilfhoinn (Key-Lin)

Saoirse

Aurnia (hour-knee-ah) - means golden lady

[FeedtheTree]

Eithne
Grainne
Orla
Saoirse (love this one)

[Chelsea26]

Brogan

[Elfyn]

Etain
Liadan
Fionnabhair

Sorry can’t do diacritics!

[Heratnumber7]

My favourite Irish girl's name is Breige.

[Lemonnaise]

Laoise (Lee-sha)

[travellinglighter]

You can try Eleri, not Irish but still celtic (Pronounced El-airy)

[CharisMater]

Pity! I really like your style.

What about Olwen. Welsh for white footprint i think.

Is Siobhradh / Siofra too popular?
I think it sounds too obviously of the moment next to your girls' names.

Im thinking. This is challenging in an interesting way.

[Foolish1]

But if you are Irish why would you want a Welsh name?

[CharisMater]

Well OP said celtic, and Iseult and Aifric aren't the typical as gaelige fare

[CharisMater]

Síomha
Fiadh

[CharisMater]

Bebhinn
Blàthnaid

[CharisMater]

Tara

[RavenWings]

Aifric is a very Irish name. There used to be a teen TV show as Gaeilge called Aifric - named after the main character. I know of a couple now in primary schools.

[RavenWings]

Riona
Nessa/Neasa
Roise

[MikeUniformMike]

Eleri isn't pronounced El-airy. It is pronounced El Erry.

[Situp]

We have a Róisín
(Pronounced Roe sheen)

[T00much]

Where I live in Wales it Eleri IS pronounced El-airy Mike

[HolyShmoly]

I LOVE Iseult, but DH isn't as keen. I also think Etain is lovely, or Naoise.