What do you think of the boys name Shae (it's Irish)

[Binky55]

Pronounced Shay - I like it, my other half loves it but I want to be sure. Opinions please.

love it! :)

Sounds like a girls name to me.

It's lovely. Only possible downside is folk may think you're saying Shane. My friend's son is called Donal and she's constantly having to say "no, not Donald.."

It's Shea.

I think it's OK.

But Dónal doesn't sound anything like Donald

Maybe they get confused when they see it writte down.

Its a great name. And I know one (who isn't Irish). But he spells it Shay.

Horrible - sorry

DS is Shay, I think it's fab!

It can be Shay, Shea, Shae. It's a bit of a knackers name.

I know a Che.

Isn't it short for Seamus?

I love it.

I think it's a lovely name

I like it

I think of it as a nn for Seamus.

Horrid. Just nothing to it.

I know a Se, which I was told was the Irish spelling of shay.

is it a name in it's own right?

I do like it but then I'm a manchester city fan and shay given used to live on my street and I was all dreamy lol

I'd assume it was short for Seamus, sounds way too pet-namey for me as a full name not a shortened one

I knew a Chay at school (think it's a version of Charles also) which always stood out as being very unusual - I've never come across another.

doesn't Se just mean "him" in Irish? as in Me, Tu, Se, Si... Never heard it used as a full name in Ireland

and in Irish a word written spelt Shay would be pronounced hay or ay cause the h silences the consonant before it doesn't it??

I like it. I only know one Shay (other than Shay given) and it's a girl so I associate it with being a girls name.

I am Irish I would assume it was a NN for Seamus