Cormac?

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Had Mack and Cory on our list for DS2 and DP suggested this today...

I quite like it, what do people think?

Makes me think of Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor.

I love it.

Had to Google strumpers

A previous Google had only linked the name to an Irish king and the novelist Cormac Macarthy.

I'm going to mull it over for a while I think! I still have 15 weeks to go but this is the first name DP and I have both liked on so far!

It reminds me of caramac and makes me hungry.

I'm just lying in bed watching my lovely snuffly newborn, named Cormac, sleeping in his crib so I love the name!

Lovely name. Wish I had thought of it for one of my DS!

Ooh! Congratulations Fern

I love my big, brutish, crazy (but cuddly) toddler to pieces but I am looking forward to having a snuffly little one again!

As an aside mmmm, Caramacs...

Love it!

I thought the same as Strumpers...

It makes me think of Korma and Tarmac

My DS is called Cormac. Suits him well!

Congrats Fern. Great name choice

Love it. A great solid Irish name.

Congrats on your squishy baby Fern I'm looking at my frankly huge 10 month old DS asleep beside me and remembering when he was tong.

Don't if you live in or visit Cornwall.

Love it. But only if it's pronounced the Irish way, core-mc rather than the Scottish core-MACK.

I had the loveliest chap on my uni course called Cormac so it has great associations for me.

I had the loveliest chap on my uni course called Cormac so it has great associations for me.

Lovely name.

It would be on my list of I had even vague Gaelic connections.

Really like it. Much better than Mack, although I like Corey too.

I love it. Strong, different, quirky. Knew one- gorgeous Cormac at school and then also like its associations with the novelist too.

LOVE!

Lovely. But only if it's Cor-muck (proper pronunciation) rather than Cor-mack.

I know a 3 year old Cormac. He's lovely!

Yes agree with UniS above, don't if you are in or near Cornwall - its the name of our road maintenance department, they're not thought of fondly in these parts . But I'm guessing if you're in Cornwall you probably wouldn't be asking cos you'd already know that!

I must confess, I didn't know until I read this, that it was an actual boy's name!

Love it. I would consider it for DC3 but one of our daughters has an Irish name, the other an Italian, so can't really use it, it would make the Italian name seem out on a limb!
Cornelius is also on our list.