Irish Girls Names

[HappyHugs]

Right ladies, need some ideas for my friend's baby girl to be. She wants an Irish name to match her other kids but most of her favourites have been used by other family members. So other than

Aoife
Orla
Sinead
Grainne
Emer
Caoimhe
Aine

all of which she can't use/won't repeat, do you have any other nice ideas?

Bridget?

Siobhan, Maire, Una,Meabh, Roisin, Neasa, Aisling, Mairead, Eillis, Fionnula, Muireann,

Dearbhla is nice, as is Dara.

Saoirse(freedom) and Duireann (Dur - in), Claoine (clean - a), Roisín

Naoise (Nee - sha) which is actually a boys name but is turning unisex as many are adopting as a girls name (when I say many, not really, is quite unusual, I love it)

Cara, Oona, Ailbhe, Niamh

Saoirse is lovely

I love Dearbhla and Saoirse.

Eilish is nice (like Is-land only Is-lish)

Aislin
Bronagh
Aoibh is lovely
I've heard of a girl named Siamsa, which isn't traditionally a name, but I think is beautiful

Sorcha
Maura

Clodagh

Some of these names are really pretty to look at, but I haven't a scooby how to pronounce them! Could someone assist me?

BTW, I've always liked Siobhan.

Dearbhla - Dervla
Saoirse - Seer-sha
Aisling - Ashlin
Clodagh - Clo-da

Roughly speaking...

We went for Sorcha rather than Saoirse mainly for the pronounciation/spelling aspect - a little easier for the English side of the family!

Thanks, Rockbird. What about:

Aoife
Caoimhe
Aine

?!

Doireann
Ciana
Daire
Cara

Réiltín (meaning "little star")
Aoibhe

MrsY More pronunciations for you.....
Aoife is pronounced Ee-fa (like Eva, but with a v).

Aine is Orn-ya.

I had to get dh's help for Caoimhe - he struggled and he's actually Irish! He thinks it's Kee-vy.

Caoimhe is pronounced Kwee-va or Kee-va.

Sorcha
Ciara
Niamh

Tara.

Clodagh
Roisin
Maeve
Edel

Cara
Róise (Ro-sha)
Caitríona
Éabha (Ava)
Siún (Shoe-in)
Neasa