Easy to spell Irish boy names!

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As the title says. DH is Irish, I am English. Our daughter has a subtle Irish name which is easily spelt and pronounced. Would really like to follow the same pattern but we are really struggling.
We both like Finley but close friends sons name so cannot use it.
Open to suggestions.
Thank you

Conor
Ronan
Rory
Kevin
Niall
Finn

Eanan. My absolute favourite but you would be hard pushed to find it or even anyone else with the same name.

Lorcan

I have an Aidan. Suited him as a wee boy and still suits him as a rugby playing 6'3" student nurse!

By subtle I mean not obviously Irish. We live in the south of England and think and obvious Irish name (mainly the spelling) would cause a lifetime of mispronunciation.

I loved Aoife but we didn’t go with it for the above reasons.

Thanks for the replies!

Love Aidan, Conor, Liam & Flynn so far.

Keep them coming!

Cormac, Rory, Eamonn, Lorcan, Niall, Ronan

I absolutely adore Conor - would definitely be my choice if I was expecting a DS!

Emmett

Finbar or Finbarr

Lorcán is beautiful

Hugh
Jack

Shane, Senan, Dara, Ultan, Conn, Cormac, Fintan, Hugh, Liam, Donal, Seán, Ronan, Rory, Dermot.

Connell (meaning; strong wolf).

Patrick
Michael
Brendan
Niall

I think Conor would get Connor and Ciaran would get Kieran if living in England, often enough to get annoying (even though I know Ciaran is pronounced differently)

Pierce
Shay
Conor
Cian
Darragh

Malachy
this is pronounced Mal-a-kee

Ronan

Enda
Emmett
Oran
Donal
Ascall
Ciaran
Fionn
Aod
Aengus
Diarmuid
Conleth
Conall

Im Irish I’m the UK. My dh is British.
our boy had a very Irish name with all the vowels and fadas. I’m love it and am proud of it. Will people mispronounce it? Yes. Will they learn how to say it? Also yes.
I don’t feel the need to phase out beautiful names to make it easier for people who haven’t heard them before.

And yet people live in England with ‘obviously Irish’ names and give their children obviously Irish names all the time, me included, and no undue trouble is caused to anyone. English monoglots can actually get their tongues around Aoife, Caoimhe, Tadhg and Méabh perfectly well.

Colm

My favourite Irish boy's name is Jarlath.

Rowan or Declan.

Alan
Art
Martan
Carthy

I don’t mean to cause offence with the Irish names spellings, they’re beautiful and I love them all. But from someone whose name has been mispronounced and spelt wrong their whole life I want to try and avoid that. It’s very frustrating!

Especially at school and when the new registers come round every term or you get a supply teacher who doesn’t know you.