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Tiernan - yay or nay?

7 replies

DinosaursOnAnAdventCalender · 16/12/2012 12:36

It's a compromise between names exp and I can agree on.

Any thoughts?

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TheCraicDealer · 16/12/2012 12:40

Knew a Tiernan at school, he was endearingly mental. It has good connotations for me so I like it!

notMarlene · 16/12/2012 12:42

Meh. They say a camel is a horse designed by committee.

Do either of you actually love it?

DinosaursOnAnAdventCalender · 16/12/2012 12:42

I like it alot when said with an Irish accent (which none of us have) but I'm not sure it sounds so nice in a Brummie accent Grin

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DinosaursOnAnAdventCalender · 16/12/2012 12:46

I don't love it, but names I do like (Rhuiri/Rory and Breandon) exp hates them and has offered up Padraigh (Par-dric) Murray, Murphy and Finnbar.

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VictorAndBarry · 16/12/2012 13:32

kiernan is another lovely one.

InNeedOfBrandyButter · 16/12/2012 13:34

I have a friend called Tieran not Tiernan, he's lovely Smile

DinosaursOnAnAdventCalender · 16/12/2012 18:03

Kiernan is very close to a family name, which also rhymes with Tieran and wouldn't sound right when both boys were together. Nice names though Smile

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