Erin

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Many · 18/05/2009 23:36

Erin for a girl? Anyone?

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MuffinToptheMule · 22/05/2009 17:27

I was going to be an Erin, it is actually written on one of my baby books, but thank god my dad decided he didn't like it. There was a horrible bully in the year above called Erin and having the same name as her I imagine would have caused problems. Because of this I don't like the name - irrational I know.

Weegiemum · 22/05/2009 17:30

One of dd1's best friends is Erin, and funny enough she is a kind of "Pixie Child", very fine featured. We also know an Erin who uses it as a nn for Catherine.

Susie? Well natch I prefer the Susan version but have very rarely heard it used recently. Its pretty, but it makes me think of the 2 Susie's I know, both my age (late 30's).

WizardNoHeart · 22/05/2009 17:36

Erin is my middle name, I wish it was my first which I hate.

I live in Ireland and there are several Erins in our town - all ten and under. As previously noted maybe it's a new thing? Although I'm not anywhere near 10!

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screamingabdab · 22/05/2009 18:04

I love Erin. It was on my list

incacat · 25/05/2009 15:05

LOVE IT! I have an Erin - she is a gorgeous, beautiful, clever girl. Oldest of 4 girls but her name is the best of the 4. Everyone says how pretty her name is.

MsMaggieBeauregarde · 25/05/2009 15:28

Susie is gorgeous but Erin is really nmsaa

MsMaggieBeauregarde · 25/05/2009 15:30

Wizard, maybe there are Erins in Ireland since the soup has been rebranded??? It's like Shannon. The Americans began using it "because it's Irish" and we have imported it back from them. so, it's like Pizza (from the Italian quarter of ny) if you know what I mean.

giraffesCantRunA10k · 25/05/2009 15:32

love it

chipmonkey · 25/05/2009 15:48

Sorry, I do think soup when I see "Erin" written down!
Bit like calling a boy Baxter.

jkklpu · 25/05/2009 20:08

I like Erin bur prefer Emer

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