saoirse

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MissMoodyMoo · 27/06/2020 20:42

What are peoples thoughts? We are living in central Scotland and our other DD has a Gaelic name also!

Obviously it's quite a common name where we are and there is a few "celebs" with the name

Yay or Nay

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ilovemydogandmrobama2 · 27/06/2020 21:13

Love it - wanted to use the name with DD1, but DH wasn't so keen

MamaLion1319 · 27/06/2020 21:13

@PhoneLock it's pronounced Sursha or Seersha depending on regional accent. Nothing like sore arse

MamaLion1319 · 27/06/2020 21:12

My DD middle name is Saoirse. Half Irish here as well as her father. Assuming you know its meaning is liberty. Such a stunning name.

orangetangerines · 27/06/2020 21:07

I love it!

ritalia · 27/06/2020 21:06

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MissMoodyMoo · 27/06/2020 21:01

Yes definitely seer-sha

It would be Saoirse Caroline "Lastname"

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Krazynights34 · 27/06/2020 20:57

I’m Irish and would pronounce it SEER-sha

Krazynights34 · 27/06/2020 20:57

Love it!

MondeoFan · 27/06/2020 20:53

I like it, I know one who is around 25.
It's pretty

PhoneLock · 27/06/2020 20:46

This has been asked before not so long ago.

I remember because somebody likened it to Sore Arse.

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