Baby Girl Number 3

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We have two girls Aoife-Rose and Niamh. We would love something similar like Orla, Isla, Ciara or Maeve if anybody can suggest something easy to pronounce as we are Irish family but kids are schooling in the UK.

Caoimhe? If you like the "Eve" sound

I love the name Sorcha - I know a girl called this and have always thought it’s a beautiful name, and easy to pronounce/ spell too.

I knew a lovely little Ciara.

Roisin
Alannah
Catriona

What about Cara? Three girls is such a dream, so blessed!

also love Cadhla (pronounced Calla) but might be too hard to pronounce outside Ireland

Aoife-Rose, Niamh and Ciara, Leela. Maria.

What about

Eithne
Eimear
Fiadh
Erin

I’ve always liked Ciara and Cara too as others have suggested.

I absolutely adore Maeve - if I had another DD I’d use it in a heartbeat! Fiadh is gorgeous as well

I don't know much about Irish names, but I wanted to say that your daughters' names are beautiful! I hope you will find a name that is just as beautiful for your third daughter.

What about Sinead, Seana (although this could be a challenge as it’s “Shannah” and UK people might say Shauna or Seena) Maíre (could be Maura or Mayuh depending on the part of Ireland!).

You have lots of good options.

Aisling

Erin
clodagh
fiadh
sorsha
alva
quinn
riley
cara
tara
nora

How about Nuala?

I absolutely love Clodagh

How do you pronounce that, for the stupid English woman?

Love all of the following

Orla
Oonagh
Fionnuala ( Nuala)
Tara
Clodagh
Aisling

Pronounced clo-da. The ‘gh’ is silent

Tierney?

Caitlin? If you don’t mind the phonetic pronunciation

Oona

Aine

Aifric

Maeve is very pretty

Erin - very pretty , easy to say and spell

@CamdenQueen there's a Clodagh who does recipes on This Morning and I swear they call her "Clo-dag" 🤣

Seren
Nyla
Livi
Juno
Fiona
Laoise
Louise
Thalia
Martha
Lilianna
Esmai
Maia

I have 3 DDs - they are grown adults - what a joy they are!

Bronagh
Ailbhe
Neasa
Clodagh
Ciara
Fiona
Sinead
Muireann
Sadhbh
Aisling
Doireann

Aoife and Niamh are lovely. Ciara goes well.

Personally I think Niamh and Maeve are a bit similar, being two 1 syllable names ending in a hard v sound.