Disaster - I need a new girl's name!

[HopefulFrostie]

The name I had tucked away as my favourite for 2nd DD has been flagrantly stolen by my cousin, so now I can't use it!

(I'm just kidding, it's not a disaster, and you can't "steal" a name, I know!)

DD is Orla, and something with an Irish feel would be lovely, due to family background. Also want to avoid a "sh" sound due to surname, and no "n"s for the same reason.

Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!

Caitlin or Tara are lovely.

If you like Dara, then you might like Darina/Dáiríne or Doireann
Cara, Ciara
Fiona
Una is beautiful, stick with U if DD1 has O first initial

Cesily

Moirah

I'd go with Maeve or Niamh

I’m going to make a final plea for the “Méabh” spelling…

People seem to be able to pronounce Niamh. Nobody spells it ‘Neeve ‘

As you were…

Lara

My nieces are Erin, Cara Orla and Aoife

Maeve is really pretty

I have dd1 with a typical Irish name. Dd2 is Martha

@TheDuchessOfMN

I’m going to make a final plea for the “Méabh” spelling…

People seem to be able to pronounce Niamh. Nobody spells it ‘Neeve ‘

As you were…

I love this spelling. It's gorgeous.

Maeve goes beautifully with Orla.

Moyà
Edith
Seren

Meabh (Maeve)

This name means “intoxicating.” In the Irish legend, Meabh was the warrior queen of Connacht.

I have a Méabh and am in Ireland and you would be surprised how many people struggle to pronounce it here. Me-ab is a popular mispronunciation

I always liked Niamh

Niamh

Mhairi( scottish but think it fits)
Caitriona
Clodagh
Aoife ( i love this )

Love Tara.

My lovely Irish friend is Cora, which I think is extremely elegant but may clash too much with DD1.

Clodagh is pronounced kloh - dah

Ciara or Maeve

I know of sister (pre-school age) called Orla and Maeve. I think it's a lovely pairing!

Oona

Due a revival.

I have a cousin called Bebhinn (fada over the e) pronounced Bay-veen

Went to school with a girl called Caolan - pronounced Kee-lin

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caolán

Laoibhise - Lee-sha is another one but would be a total ballache in the U.K.

Ashling works well in the U.K. but I know you said no sh sounds

Muireann Mwr-en is a favourite of mine

nameberry.com/babyname/Muireann

Gertrude is lovely