to ask how would you pronounce these names?

[BumWiper]

Caoimhe and Naoise

Theres a place in Wexford called Bastardstown.
My homeplace is in Horse and Jockey.

I by far win the Golden Shamrock.Niamh,Caoimhe,Laoise and Sadbh.

Polishes green halo

Tubbercurry always makes me want a bag of chips and a tub of curry.

I love "Two Mile Borris" in Tipp.... would make a good porn-star name !!!

Love laoise must add to my list! Can I just steal all your dc's names

Seeker my children are going to have very Irish names mixed with very very Scottish middle and last names (due to both our family's traditions on middle names) it's going to be alittle confusing

Of course Twinks.Just leave the rabbit alone.It would be cruel to call a child Ninky Nonk.

I always loved Gracedieu, pronounced Greystew.

I am condsidering getting duffed up for this golden shamrock! If its a boy its Cormac or Lorcan!!

I am condsidering getting duffed up for this golden shamrock! If its a boy its Cormac or Lorcan!!

What's all this guff some posters are spouting about "why so many letters?" and "why not just speak English?" So ignorant! Gaelic is a different language. That's why it looks different.

YANBU. These names are hardly conventional in the UK. It is perfectly reasonable to ask - and without embarrassment. The trouble with these names, as nice as they are, is that they will have to spell it out forever.

The OP lives in Ireland ScotsLass.

I have a Niamh 9, I love her name but she doesnt. She has to spell it all the time and at the doctors, dentist hospital they always shout Ni-am Ne-am or Niamph. It gets on her nerves and wishes she would change her name. Her cards are always spelt wrong aswell.

Sorry meant to add great Ireland not so good in England