Sibling for Saoirse

[loveshinealight]

Current list

-Morven

• Rosaleen
• Imogen

• Fergus

-Seamus

• Brendan
• Callum
• Conal

Open to other suggestions!

I’d choose Ailish or Darragh but also love Morven and Cormac

Morven is very pretty. I'm not mad keen on Imogen per se but I think it goes well with Saoirse, despite or perhaps because of the very different style. How about Meriel?

I like Fergus a lot. I also like Seamus, but it's perhaps a bit matchy with Saoirse.

Caiomhe

Gabriel

Roisin
Aisling

Ruth
Mhari
Eilish

Colm
Conor
Aidan
Padraig

LOVE Rosaleen! And Fergus for a boy.

Cormac definitely added to the list. I think I've settled Morven for a girl. Saoirse and Morven go well together I think. Thank you everyone!

A lot of the namea in your list sound quite old fashioned in Ireland but possibly are in vogue where you are...

Realtín (rail-teen, little star)
Seodín (show-deen, little gem)
Roise (row-sha, not sure of the meaning!)

Can't settle on a spelling for Conal. Is it Conal (as I first thought), Connal or Conall? 🤨

The one that I know spells his name Conall. Have seen it spelt Conal to though. Prefer it spelt Conall. It’s not as good as Cormac though

I'm wondering if I know you 😋

Morven is lovely, it was second on our list but decided against it due to it not working as well in English accent where we live. So please use it since I couldn't! Favourite Scottish boys name is Ruaridh.

One N, two Ls for Conall I think, if you want a con-ull pronunciation.

(Roise is Rose).

Banbha for a girl

A friend of mine who went to an Irish school had classmates Gormlaith and Banbha, who were known as Gormless and Miss Piggy.

If you're looking for an Irish girls name to match I just love Ciara!

@mathanxiety That's just cruel and unnecessary.

But also quite witty. I gathered the girls in question took it in the fun loving spirit which was intended.

Morven is lovely. I also like Morag and Ailsa, btw.

Seamus and Callum are great.

Do you like Cormag (with a g instead of a 2nd c)?

Cormac definitely added to the list

Cormac is great imo.

Muireann

Tiernan