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It's one of those Anglicised names (Tierney, Aidan, Finley) that often make the transition. Perhaps there's just something about their sound that works on both genders. That makes sense when you consider that you can't usually tell a Celtic name's gender by its sound. Many Celtic female names end in -n, and so do many male ones.

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Rory is still nearly always a boys' name though.

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