Depends what sort of name you're after and if popularity is a factor for you @CaitlinEJ
Because I don't know any babies called Ines but I know about 10 babies called either RoWan or RoMan born in the past year or two. And that's reflected in the official statistics.
Ines is outside the top 600 names and there were only 61 babies named Ines in 2019 (the most recent year we have official statistics for from ONS). Rowan on the other hand is rising fast up the top 100 and there were over 800 baby girls or boys named Rowan in 2019. By the time the 2020 statistics are released it will have risen higher and Roman with an M is the fastest rising boy name, it's risen hundreds of places to number 59 in the charts in 2019. It'll be top 30-40 next year and on current trajectory may well be top 20 in next few years.
I think Ines is likely to get more popular but it's no where near the abundance-y of Rowan yet. I find Rowan, Roman etc a bit overdone.