I need a real Irish sounding males name?

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RedDevil

First names:
Sean
Seamus
Tadhg
Paddy
Patrick
Fintan
Michael
Padraig

Surnames:
Murphy
Fitzpatrick
O'Neill
O'Malley
O'Toole
Farrelly
O'Connor
McCarthy

Heels . Over . Head ♥

Diarmuid, Tomas, Fiachra, Oisin, Fergal, Padraig, Daithi, Peadair, Ruari, Seamuas, Tadhag, Donal, Sean, Finbar, Turlach, Cathal, Donnacha, Cillian, Cormac, Daire, Fionn.
Hope I helped!
:)

Che C

Paddy Murphy

Gonzo M

seamus
brian
paul
kevin
wayne
david
fionn
finbar(:P to piss off above comment)
conor
jamie
sean(with a fada on the a)
killian
michael(most common irish name after seamus)
shane
donnocha
ruari, rory or roary
eamonn
tomas(fada on the a)
johnathan
colm
jack
mark
cathal
patrick
colman
ignatious
jamsie
tony
frank
joseph
gearoid(fada on the o)
(if you want more email me at gonzomullin@hotmail.com)

Sshhhh! It's Podge and Rodge

Seamus Padraigeen mac Thomáis.
Let your readers be in no doubt any more!

Laura

Ciarán
Seán
Fiachra
Fearghal
Peadair
Micheal (pronounced mee haul)
Stiofán (steff on)
Padraig
Lorcan
Ruairí
Diarmúid
Fionn (means blonde in english)
Hope I helped.

Chloe

Pa (Patrick) Murphy
Sean O'Malley
Thomas Fahy
Ned (Edward) Judge
Joe Healy
Francis Brennan
John Grogan
Brendan Waldron
Liam Fitzmaurice
Tagdh O' Donnell

Orla C

Rory. Conor. Finbarr. Oisin. Diarmuid. Malachi.

Woof! Woof! said the Dog

Call him Séamus (pronounced Shay-muss) or Padraig
(pronounced Paw-drigg) that would be perfect..

Denise S

I knew a chap once called Seoirse..it means George in Gaelic..

Eoin..

Cian..

Melissa

Finbarr, Cathal, Padraigh, Fionn, Finton, Fiachra, Oisin, Donach, Donochadh, Diarmuid.

ayhartlasketchup

mary harney

richie

Micky O'Toole

Becca

As Long As Its Not Fecking Finbar....Mark.....Or Brian......Or Conor ANYTHING THING BUT FINBAR!!

BTW Sorry If You Name Is Finbar But Its Just A Horrendous Name!!

barney eats kids xD

séamus
which ish james

xD

R FIONN ISH A GUD 1 CUZ IN IRELAND WE HAD THE LEDGEND FINN MC CÚIL

AND WE SAY FINN ISH KINDA LIKE FIONN

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Fionn Mc Cúil

Winter L

Finian
Thomas
Micheal
Patrick
Francis
LOL pick a saint any saint they are always Irish favorites (or so my Grandpa always said and he honestly kissed the blarney stone)

Katie G

1 Conor Concobhar Gaelic: 'hound lover'
2 Sean Seán Hebrew: 'God has favoured' or Variants: Eoin, Seon, Shaun, Shawn, Shane
3 Jack Seán A form of name John. Hebrew: 'God has favoured' or Variants: Eoin, Seon, Shaun, Shawn, Shane
4 James Séamus derived from Jacob
5 Adam Adhamh Gaelic: 'red earth' or 'ruddy', Hebrew: man
6 Michael Micheál Hebrew: 'who is like God?', one of the archangels
7 David Dáivi, Daithi Hebrew: 'loved one'
8 Aaron Áron Biblical; 'high mountain'
9 Daniel Dainéal, Dainial Hebrew: 'God is my judge'
10 Dylan
11 Shane Seán A form of Sean, popularised by Shane of'Neill, Ulster Chieftain, 1567
12 Cian Cian Gaelic: 'ancient', Cain, Kian and Kean are variants
13 Ryan Ryan Gaelic: 'little king'
14 Luke Lúcás Greek: 'of Luciana', popularised by Saint Luke
15 John Seán Hebrew: 'God has favoured' or Variants: Eoin, Seon, Shaun, Shawn, Shane

franeyd

I assume you speak Gealic so you can put the 'fadas' in yourself/

Oisin. Fiachra, Cormac, Gearoid, Jarlath, Riobard,
Setanta, Padraig, Paudeen, Micheleen, Seamus,.
By putting the word 'og' after any names it implies the younger. So you could say Riobard (the father) and
Riobard og (the son). Also Google as Gaelige should be a great help.

AMB

KIERNAN

pronounced ( KEER-NAN)

Czech Me Out

mr O' Malley