just another couple of suggestions,what about finn,or deargha,i think it means victory....my irish is a bit rusty at present but i will try and come up with somemore original names for you.

Maurice (Micky)?       Morris

Cleary * CLEE-ree    SURNAME - O'Cléirigh, meaning Clerk. One of the oldest Irish surnames, from Galway.

Delaney, Delany

Teagan * TEE-gan O'Tadhgáin SURNAME - O'Tadhgáin, from the male name Tadhg (Timothy). From the Kildare/Laois area.

Shea    Shay

Tomás Tom-AWS    Twin (Aramaic) Thomas

Tyrone

Logan

If you don't like anything so far....here's a website for ya! Congrats on the up and coming Irish Setter. Beautiful dogs and I too, love Irish names.

http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~bj333/HomePage.boys.html#celtic

Hey, how 'bout Limrick? Hee hee.

Carrie

How about ronan or flynn , kieron , mikey or conelius?
Kirsty

I'm in Dublin, so I'll list some of the blokes names in the office:

Diarmaid (pronounced Dermet)
Eoin (pronounced Owen)
Fergus
Fergal
Fintan
Conal
Padraig (pronounced Pawdrick)
Niall
Colm
Conor
Fionn
Brendan
Cillian

Here's a good site for male Irish names.

Rafferty
Rick O' Shea ;)
Malachy
Padraig - Paddy for short?
Kelt
Cormac
Dillon (Celtic for faithful...maybe not, having seen the way Irish roam everywhere but near their owners!)
Donovan
Edan (Celtic for fire)

Thanks for all your replies guys, now ive got so many to chose from im all confused   (ok yes I know its not difficult to confuse a blonde ;) )

Kane (Irish Surname), Shannon, Sean?  I like Murphy, Paddy, Connor (Con for short) Dylan and Flinn :-)

Stacey x x x

Dont forget about Mick that way when he is doing something wrong he can be a thick Mick(sorry couldnt help myself)
Mary
PS I can say that I am Irish