Sibling names for Orla please

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title says it all really... Suggestions welcome!

Have a few ideas for girls:

Anya
Clara
Lois

Boys so far I only like Gray

Boys
Cian
Daire (Dara)
Eoin
Fionn
Liam
Rory
Sean

Girls
Aine
Cara
Ella
Cadhla (ky-la)
Lara
Rois
Tara

I have an orla! Im thinking for the next one maybe Skye or finnlay, there were another 2 choices but i cant for the life of me think! ill come back if i remember :)

Suppose it depends if you want an Irish name again (as my list) or are open to broadening it. Orla means golden princess, in case you like the meanings to complement each other.

Not particularly tied to an irish name, our surame is irish (ish) so it goes nicely... i like short is names ending in vowels but i'm conscious that lots I like are very similar/rhyme-y too Orla, quite like Alexa for a girl and maybe Innes for a boy- missed them from my OP

My favourite Irish name is Fionnuala, I couldn't use it though as we have no Irish connections. I think the nicknames Nuala and Finn are both lovely too.

Ive got an Orla too.....She started as Amy and 9 mths later we changed it
I think Orla and Anya would be too rhymy IMHO which is something I really dont like.

I liked Oscar which if your surname is what i think would make them sound like reporters - which I quite like.

I also like Tadhg for a boy and Gulliver but I apparently am a weirdo.

Clara is lovely

I know siblings who are Orla and Erin

Paula?

I was going to say Erin. My DD is Erin and if I have another DD she will be either Lois or Thea.

Patrick.

Shauna
Naoise (pronounced nee-sha)
Clara and Lois are lovely. Not keen on Gray though.

Naoise is a boy's name, BTW.

How about Ciarán for a boy?

I've heard people using Naoise for girls too AThing - although originally it was a boy's name.

I have too, but that doesn't make it right :o

There's an Indian girl's name Neesha. But the Irish name Naoise is for boys.

Aine ( Onya)
Niamh
Aoife
Catriona
Nuala

I too have an (irish) Orla and would choose another Irish name.
Anya just sounds like you are calling your DDs after handbag designers.