What middle name would you give Seamus?

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Not pregnant, just thinking

What middle name would you give Seamus? Something simple as surname is quite a difficult Irish name

I want to like Seamus Adam and Seamus Edward but there's something not quite right

I think mike was being tongue in cheek with Amos because it rhymes with Seamus

Oh, I hadn't realised. I wondered if there might be some accents where the "os" and "us" sounded different.

Ah! Rumbled. It would sound slightly different in my accent but I thought I'd risk it.

Jenny Penny and Polly Molly sound great but you'd need the personality to carry it off.

Mary Berry carries it well I think

Joe

Jenny Penny does not sound great . Polly Molly is not far behind it. Completely awful. Like characters from the Bunty.

Seamus Cormac
Seamus Craig
Seamus Ciaran
Seamus Callum
Seamus Alexander/Alastair

Please don't ever call a child seamus, just don't.

Seamus is a perfectly reasonable name.

What's wrong with people saying not to call a child Seamus . I think they've been living in their own little bubble for too long. Lovely traditional name - I was only kidding about the middle name being Hamish!

Why not, ohforfsake? You're not another one who doesn't even know how it's pronounced, are you?
Save your ire for the Fox, Wolf, Rex, Tulip (yes, there is one currently) threads. Those ones are bloody weird.

What on earth is wrong with the name Seamus? It's a perfectly normal name. Why would people find it so utterly offensive that they would plead with a stranger not to give it to their son? Save the pleading for when someone suggests calling their child Adolf or Jizz.

What is it that you dislike about Seamus, ohforfsake?

I don't mind people saying they dislike Seamus, as long as they at least explain what it is that they don't like about it

Oh I absolutely love Seamus! Good choice.
I think shorter names are nicer with it so maybe Jack, Noel, Jake, Myles. Although Seamus Oliver is lovely. I like Shay for short too.

Absolutely LOVE the name Seamus. Love it!

I think something simple and classic with it like John works. Or Owen.. Seamus Owen is lovely

Seamus Patrick or Seamus Oisin

I really like Seamus Finn or Seamus Fionn. I think the "F" works well after Seamus. How about Seamus Leo?

Roy

wobblywonderwoman, I love Oisín but Seamus Oisín sounds so Irish, and any future children will grow up in England

rosyvalentine, I agree that they have a nice sound, and lots of people have suggested Finn. Worried that Finn or Fionn sounds too much like Finnigan, as in Seamus Finnigan from Harry Potter

My father in law was seamed aloysius!
We went for James for our son, as im English, so he'll be in England a lot; seamus with our very Irish surname sounded like the name of a pub

Seamus Owen is lovely!

Seamus Frederick
Seamus Joseph

What about Finlay if you're worried about Finn?

You could reverse them to Finn Seamus?

Seamus Rory.
Though I really dislike Seamus.
For non Irish it looks like it would be pronounced Sea (the briny) mus.
Sorry OP

Seamus Malone

I love the name. Poldark's horse in the series is called Seamus