Message: "Irish boy names" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Irish boy names

by HomerJ (guest)

1/20/2007, 3:40 AM

We are looking for a good, solid Irish boy name. We kind of like Finn or Finnigan. Any thoughts?

- Frozten

1/20/2007, 4:07 AM

You can go to the main page www.behindthename.com and then press "Irish names" .

I like Aidan/Aiden, Kieran and Lochlan..and many more.

- xPrincess27x

1/20/2007, 4:21 AM

I don't know many Irish names so I looked some up. There aren't many so I'll list them all.

Galvin
Gammon
Laoghaire
Nevan
Quinlan
Shae

- Chrisell

1/20/2007, 4:47 AM

I don't like Finn, and Finnegan is a surname (not an Irish first name) and is also from a ridiculous childrens' song.

I don't find either of them 'solid'. What about . . .

This message was edited 1/20/2007, 4:48 AM

- ShotsyGirl

1/20/2007, 7:14 AM

Colm and Cillian are ones we considered.

- Emma (Emma McHnery)

1/20/2007, 2:12 PM

Finnigan is better because it is a full name. You could use Finn a nickname.

- Lea (TheColourPurple)

1/21/2007, 11:46 AM

I really like Finn - as a full name. I think it's a very strong name and can stand on it's own. :)

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