Thoughts on these boys names please

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Derin
Derry
Davy

Which do you prefer and any connotations?

Derin - I think of Derrin Brown who I know changed his name from Darren to make it sound more 'showbiz' so I think of it as a bit celeby and made up.

Derry - I think of Derry City in Northern Ireland and all the politics surrounding Derry / Londonderry.

Davy - I think it's a sweet nickname of David. Not a very grown up name but cute for a baby.

Thank you.

Derin - a bit keviny
Derry - derry maid
Davy - nn for David (but best of the three)

I know an adult Derrin, lovely guy, but it still sounds made up to me and a bit odd.

Derry - I think this is actually ok :)

I like Davie or Davy or even Daibhidh if you want to get all Gaelic, but i prefer David.

I prefer Davy out of the three but David is better.

The only Derry I've ever heard of, the politician Derry Irvine, is an Alexander. So I might guess that "Derry" = Alexander.

I prefer David to Davy, though Davy is ok as a nickname.

I don't like Derin. Is it even a name?

I knew a girl called Derrin, it seemed weird then, around the time of Banarama and one of them was called Kerin (I think!)
Very suited to the 80's.

Derry is a bit like a nickname, "...And what is that short for?" sort of thing.

Davy is ok, but like amck and picnic said, David is much nicer.

Really don't like any, sorry.

Davy = Crockett
Derry = N. Ireland
Derin doesn't sound like a name

What MrsJohnDeere said.

How about David?

Davy is the best of the three IMO.

Do not like the first two, but Davy's fine. David would be much better though!

I dislike them all I'm afraid.

Don't like any tbh

I know a few Derrys, all short for various spellings of Diarmuid I'm a bit meh about Derin and I dislike Davy but I like David - Davy just a bit flash (but that might be just because I went to school with a real dick called Davy)