irish names and all gaelic pronunciations welcome

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first girl and last baby; I llke r sounds; have a list of 10 names, most (all!) have gaelic origin, so love irish, welsh, Scottish names.
some have generational connections (I know some may be spelt differently depending on region/country, but the gist of them is there).

muireann
arienne
sadhbh
rianne
caoileann
saoirse
aine
seren
aoibheann
roanaid

I don’t care if they are unpronouceable to others, so feel free to criticise without that issue.
Thanks very much!

apologies, miswrote the last one: roanaid should be raonaid. It's low down on my list anyway so don't know why I am giving it extra attention in pointing that out😁

Seren for me (was on my list but ended up settling with Willow)

yes I love seren, really love it, but has to be a joint decision and he is not buying the meaning I am selling!!
I love Willow.

I think you've picked some really beautiful names there. I'm not sure if Arienne is Gaelic though it is a beautiful name. I have not heard it as a Gaelic name and a quick Google suggests it is Greek or French. If you like Muireann you may also like Doireann which is pronounced the same but with a D. If you like the meaning behind Seren you may also like the Irish for little star - Réaltín. Good luck with your final choice & your little one.

Saoirse is my favourite. It is beautiful with all classic names from the 1800s.

Saoirse Jane
Saoirse Mary
Saoirse Catherine
Saoirse Bridget

Love seren. But I'm half Irish so couldn't use it for mine but if I was Welsh I would of

You forgot the fadas in some. Makes a big difference in pronunciation and meaning.

I don't like Seren, Arienne or Rianne.
Wouldn't know how to pronounce most of the others, but would make a guess at
muireann - Maureen
sadhbh - Sive
caoileann - Keeleen
saoirse - Seersha
aine - Onya
aoibheann - Eeveen
raonaid - Reenaid

(Those are anglicised, I'd attempt to say them a bit more irish, as I'm aware that Tadhg doesn't quite sound like Tiger without the r)

I love Caoimhe although it doesn’t have the ‘r’ sound.
Saoirse would be my fave out of your list.

Roisin

What about Eimear?
Would not consider Rianne or Arienne Gaelic names and the only Seren I know is a boy.

My far and away favourite is Saoirse. Like inertia as per Saoirse Ronan, or with a more ee sound. I don’t really care.it’s lovely.

All nice names, but as a pp said you need a fada on some to get the correct pronunciation.

My favourite is Sadhbh.

Raonaid is quite an obscure name and it's mainly associated with a notorious unsolved crime, the brutal murder of a teenage girl in the 90s. So I'm not keen on that one.

Sadhbh is my fave too.

I love Soiche, sorry I detest Sadhbh reminds me of knives (scythe).

Doesn't have the R sound but I love Fiadh(pronounced fee-a)

Grainne is nice...gra means love

Fraoch
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From your list i like Muireann (Mwirren)

What about Rowan? I know it's a boy's name but I also know a few weeks girls called Rowan now.

Well my middle daughter is a Brighdie (Bridie) as a middle name. Live in England and just didn't think the locals could cope with it - hence middle name. I love it. It's strong and it's Irish and reflects her roots.

There are so many beautiful girls Gaelic names.

Fiadh (Fee-ah)
Fianna
Síomha (Sheeva)
Éabha (Ava)
Siofra (Sheefra)
Sibeal (Shi-bale)
Croia (Cree-a)
Daimhín (Daw-veen) means little dear.
Seoidín (Sho-deen) means little jewel.

I called my little girl Seoidín 🙂❤

Ríona
Eimear

I love Seren, Eira, Mairi and Morven!
Good luck choosing OP.

Wonder if you might like Labhaoise?

Seren of those

I prefer Ffion though

Carys, Lowri, Mirren, Catrin, Caitlin, Sorcha, Bridget