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I'm feeling homesick for Ireland-anyone else?

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Is Riley an irish name??

My sons name is Riley and he wants to know!!!

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spawn_of_cookie_monster

yup it is and heres a nice riley site

Trish D

Reilly/Riley is the anglicised form of an Irish surname O Raghailligh.
It is not a first name. It means "descendant of Raghallach".

rohan

yes

PG

Not at all. O'reilly is a surname or Reilly

leslie c

yes it is also spelt REILLY

jamie_bc

Yeh!! Bt we spell it Reilly nd alot of people have an o` b4 the word reilly! Bt we dnt usually use it as a first name usuall a surname!!

beckett

According to this site yes

http://www.zelo.com/firstnames/findresults.asp?name=Riley+&x=25&y=3

jokerswild

sounds like it but it usually has o' in front of it

Mags

Riley as a Christian name can be from anywhere but if it is a surname Riley it is probably English and O'Riley would be Irish.

oceanwaves

of course it is!

Pichi

Yes, it is.
My son's name is Reilly, and I looked it up before I named him that, just because I wanted to know origin.

My son happens to have about as Irish a name as they come .. with a surname that starts with O'____!

life's a bit*h

yes it's an irish surname

fozzy_bear_61

Yes Mostly in county Cavan

Daniella

Yes

Barne-Hurst

Yes! Don't you remember "Old Mother Riley" and her
Daughter, Kitty?

jesse15

riley for a first name is not irish but reily, reilly or o reilly for surnames are irish

your_name_here

yes.

Blondie

yes

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