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Topic Dog Boards / General / Irish Names - again !!
- By ClaireyS Date 06.12.04 14:57 UTC
We collect our new puppy this week (Irish Setter) and I just cant think of a suitable name for him :(

I have been back over the old threads of when we got Fagan but none of the names on their really appeal to me :rolleyes:  It has been suggested that we call him Oliver to go with Fagan, but that wasnt the reason that Fagan was called that and Oliver will be shortened to Olli which I dont really like.

So thinking caps on Champ doggers :)  it has to be a human name, Irish would be good but im not too fussed if not.  It must be original (ie. NOT Murphy or Paddy) his pedigree name will be snow leopard if that gives anyone any ideas ??

Claire :)
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 06.12.04 15:09 UTC
Clancy?  (Irish, means 'red headed'!)

M.
- By spaniel-lover [gb] Date 06.12.04 15:33 UTC
Hmm, how about Fintan- can mean "white fire", therefore would go with his pedigree name with the snow part and the fire bit could refer to his colour?  Or I also like Clooney- can mean "an intriguing rogue"-depends on his personality I suppose! :)
- By ClaireyS Date 06.12.04 15:41 UTC
Clancy im not sure about, the OH will probably think it is poofy :rolleyes:

I think Fintan might be too similar to Fagan, I like Clooney though :)
- By Teri Date 06.12.04 15:58 UTC
How about something after a location in Ireland - such as "Fingal" (as in Cave!) or "Mayo", "Dublin"

I do like "Clooney" and "Finbar" too!

Teri ;)
- By olivetor Date 06.12.04 16:25 UTC
Claire, Have a look here http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/iri3.html

I like the name Orla, it means golden princess.

Joanne

Oops just realised it's a boy!!!
- By claudia [gb] Date 06.12.04 16:43 UTC
Cow about McOY
- By Annabella [gb] Date 06.12.04 20:49 UTC
Brendan.
- By Maya [gb] Date 06.12.04 21:27 UTC
How about Cian or Connor?
- By Dawn B [in] Date 06.12.04 21:56 UTC
Fergus
Blaine
Flynn (means Red haired one!)
Shay
Murphy

Dawn.
- By louise123 [gb] Date 13.12.04 12:58 UTC
Fergus is excellant
- By kayc [gb] Date 06.12.04 22:08 UTC
Many years ago I had a Fergal.
- By ChristineW Date 06.12.04 22:22 UTC
Claire,

This site may be of use?  http://www.babynamesworld.com

The Irish names they suggest are:
Coran, Galvin, Gannon, Laoghaire, Liam, Mac, Moriarty, Nevan, Quinlan, Shane, Shea, Sheridon

Edited to add: Another site which may be even better is http://www.babynamesofireland.com/   :)
- By Lorelei [gb] Date 07.12.04 07:07 UTC
Setanta, Skathe ( girls name but so what, its the name of Cuchulain's weapons instructor ) Declan, Killian, Aidan, Diarmid, Cahal. Some of the Scots Gaelic names cross over too. Lachlan, Callum, Cailean.
- By cooper [gb] Date 07.12.04 21:44 UTC
i like rory but there are quite a few here

http://www.babynamenetwork.com/origin.cfm?origin=Irish
- By velma [gb] Date 09.12.04 07:36 UTC
How about Finn?
- By mari [ie] Date 09.12.04 21:25 UTC
Afew irish names
Alan Alpin Aidan Arran
Ardal Alasandair
Brian Barry  Brady  Brogan
Cian Connell Coyle Cormack
conner colm cullen
Danny     Darragh  Dessie
Evan  eoin
kevin Fionn
Flann Finnegan
Fintan
Patrick
genty
oisin
mcbride
Manus
Rian
Taigh
Sean 
  hope this helps
Mari
- By ManxPat [im] Date 09.12.04 23:10 UTC
male Irish names that come to mind
Flan
Finn
Fergus
aidan
Eoin
darcy
damon
eamon
- By GemsDogs [gb] Date 10.12.04 19:08 UTC
Another irish!! :P how old is fagan now?

Congratulations by the way ! :D

OoooOO mr darcy!!!!
- By yorkiefamily [in] Date 10.12.04 21:02 UTC
well i called my boy "furey"because the last holiday i had was in dublin and i saw an irish band called "the fureys"was very impressed.hope you will find a suitable name its not always easy.
furey and fagan hmm
- By ClaireyS Date 11.12.04 10:46 UTC
Thanks for all of your replies, I decided in the end not to go with an Irish name ( :rolleyes: ) we have called him Alfie, or "little Alf" as he is affectionately known or "Alfred" when he has piddled on the carpet :D :D :D

He is lovely (when he isnt screaming the house down at unearthly hours) and Fagan (who is 8 months now) is really good with him and lets him roll all over him and pull his ears :D :D  Obviously we have to be careful because if Fagan gets too boisterous he could do some real damage.
- By Alli [gb] Date 13.12.04 10:12 UTC
Excellent, I'm sure when Alfie grows a bit you'll really have your hands full. My oldest girl was desperate to play with our Gordie pup when we got her, and like you we had to be careful of her not being to over the top. Now that Mads is almost 20 months and the new baby Brianna is almost a year, the 3 of them play and fight and generally drive me mad with all the growling and play fighting that goes on. They seem to know when I am watching something particularly good on TV and make lots of noise then :D

Good luck and best wishes
Alli
- By ClaireyS Date 13.12.04 11:11 UTC
The noise they make already is awful, its a noise ive only heard Setters do, they lie there opposite each other mouths wide open and make this awful ARGGG ARGG noise at each other then they nip each others feet :rolleyes: and yes  it is always when something good is on the tv !!
- By Wendy J [gb] Date 13.12.04 02:34 UTC
http://www.20000-names.com/female_irish_names.htm

Wendy
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