How do you pronounce this surname please?

[Debbit]

Geoghegan :)

Thank you.

Gay-gun

I would say jo gen but I have no idea

Oooh - where’s it’s from?

Yes, Gay-gun

Irish I believe?

Jor-hee - gan

Jeff-egan

No idea. I'm just guessing

Definitely ‘gay-gun’ as Monkeybunkey says.
Are you my cousin, Debbit?

Definitely Gay-g'n with emphasis on first syllable. Hope there's a lovely Irish first name to go with it!

Not a clue!

gaygan.

its irish.

Thanks for the replies :). Yes it’s an Irish name.

Faded if you are a welsh nurse called Vaughan then I may indeed be your cousin!

The first name is Michael!

Gaay-gun (longer first syllable, fast second). I asked my Irish colleagues!

Go-gan

Definitely Gay gan. Went to convent school!

How does having been to Convent school mean you're right?

Because convent schools in the U.K. usually have Irish populations. Never heard it pronounced Go-gan.

The person I knew with this surname in the family pronounced it Gee-gan, just to add to the confusion!

Depending on what part of Ireland the person is from (and I'm taking a huge guess here that they are Irish) it could be pronounced as @Monkeybunkey has suggested or an alternative might be
Gee-oh-gun but running the first two syllables quite quickly together.

Gay gun

Go-eg-en

Eo in Irish makes an O sound
Gh is silent

Or Go eg un depending on accent

Bosco, how do the Irish population in the UK pronounce Kinsella annd Costello then?

I've come across this pronounced Gee-an. He was English rather than Irish.

@roisinagusniamh
Kin-SELLA
Cos-TELLOH