Name ideas for baby boy due in 3 weeks!

[Millie2008]

DP and I are really struggling to agree on a name for DS2! DS1 is Albie, so would obvs like it to go with this.
Ideas so far:
Oscar (I love this name but DP worried it might be a bit "posh"!)
Finley/Finlay (I worry that this might not go with Albie)
Ronan (DP likes this name but I worry about the Keating association!)
Keen if possible for an Irish connection as DP is Irish and has a very Irish surname (which will be DS2's surname)
Any honest thoughts appreciated :-)

Oh sorry forgot to mention - I'm not Irish and we're based in England so would like a name that isn't difficult for English people to pronounce!

Oscar is not particularly posh these days.

Ronan is fairly common, so although some will think 'Oh like Ronan Keating' no one will assume you've named your son after him.

You could also consider:
Rowan
Fergal
Connor

Oscar could be nicknamed Ozzy, that's less posh and has the same "EE" sounding as Albie.

I think Albie and Oscar go well together, as do Albie and Finn. Not keen on Ronan.

Art
Flynn
Farrell
Sullivan
Fergus

Thanks so much for the replies!

@bridgetreilly - yes, totally agree that Oscar isn’t really considered posh anymore. I think DP also feels that it’s also not obviously Irish if that makes sense...? Absolutely love Rowan, was top of my list, but DP has sadly pretty much vetoed and I guess it doesn’t go brilliantly with the surname... any other soft sounding name ideas much appreciated though...

@WilheldivaHater - do you think 2 “EE” ending names go ok together? That’s what was worrying me about Finley and Albie...

What about Finn?

@user1493494961 - is that because of the Keating association?! Or just for other reasons...?

Ezra

Milo

Jethro

@Aquamarine1029 - yes, I like Finn - thinking this is what Finley would probs get shortened to

Well seeing as you didn’t get Rowan then I think you should go hard after Oscar.

It isn’t considered posh at all anymore, really it isn’t.

Ronan is too ordinary imo. But then I am Irish and there are many Ronans in my generation. And every other generation 😂

Ha ha! Yes good point @MayFayner!!

Finan
Fenton

What about...

Blaine
Jack
Liam

What generation are you if you don’t mind me asking?! I think I fall smack bang in the middle of the Keating generation yes, I imagine it’s pretty popular in Ireland - I actually don’t mind that, as it’s not particularly common here in England I don’t think...

What about Niall? It's very common in Ireland but would be a little unusual for England, but not TOO unusual in the sense that it would be hard to pronounce etc.

It depends what your surname is - you mightn't like your sons name to sound super Irish, in comparison to Albie.

Kian
Fintan
Flynn
Ronan is a really nice name though
Oisin

I like Oscar and agree it’s not posh anymore. Finn is nice too.

We are a similar family set up to you and considered Arthur (guinness connection?!), Ciaran and Patrick, but had a girl in then end

I really like Devin.

I really like Oscar. I'm not a huge fan of Finley/Finlay/Finn and I know absolutely tons of little boys with this name which puts me off slightly (appreciate this varies a lot depending on where you live). I do quite like Ronan and while I would think 'Keating' I wouldn't think you're a superfan or anything, plus I'm not sure if younger people know who he is.

@pastelyellow- really like Niall but it’s a close relative’s name and I’m not sure what I think of the whole naming after family members thing...

@KatnissK - yes, the popularity thing is a bit of an issue I have with both Oscar and Finn - where we live there seem to be a ton of oscars! Haven’t actually met any young Finn’s but aware there are lots of them!
Reassuring re Ronan - that’s what I’m sort of hoping- that my DS’s peer group won’t even know who he is, and hopefully other parents won’t automatically think I’m a weird superfan (which I’m really not, ha ha!!)

I do quite like Devin @Aquamarine1029 but worry that it sounds too much like “Kevin” with a D instead of a K! A bit ridiculous I know

Joseph
Sean
James