~*Unique Irish *~baby *girl* names?

These are my favourite Irish girl names:

Bec- You can call her Becky, and this name means "little one" One of my favourite girl's names ever.

Aideen- feminine form of Aidan, meaning "little fire"

Cera (pronouced Keer-ra, like Keira) meaning friend.

Some French names I love: Noelle, Simone, Annelise, Anais, Jeanne, Aimee, Renee, Marie and Giselle.

For more names, try http://www.babynamesofireland.com/ Really accurate site with great names!! You can also go to http://www.behindthename.com/ for lots of really lovely names for your baby. Gratz on your baby!

IRISH

Aibreann or Aibrean

Aileen, or Ailene

Alannah, Alanna, Alana

Ashling, Aislin, Aislinn

Branna, Brannagh

Briana, Brianna

Brigid, Bridget

Caireann, Cairenn, Ciaran

Caitlin or Cathleen

Caoilainn

Cara, Caragh or Caera

Cassidy

Catriona, Caitriona

Ciara

Claire

Cliona, Cleona

Colleen, Coleen

Daireann

Darcy, D'Arcy

Deirdre

Eibhleann, Eibhlin

Fianna

Fiona

Grainne, Grania

Ide, Ida

Iona

Kaitlin, Kaitlyn, Kaytlin

Keela or Kyla

Kyna

Maebh

Maire

Maolisa

Meara

Mona

Neala, Neila

Nessa, Neasa

Nora, Norah, Noreen

Regan

Ryanne

Saoirse

Shauna

Sheenagh

Sheelagh

Siobhan

Sorcha

Teagan

I left some names out that would be completely butchered by American tongues.

FRENCH

Adélaïde

Adèle

Adrienne

Aimée

Alexandrie, (Alix)

Alice

Amélie

Anaïs

Anastasie

Anouk

Antoinette

Audrey

Aurélie

Aurore

Brigitte

Camille

Cécile

Céline, Célina

Chantal

Charlotte

Christelle

Christiane

Colette

Constance

Corinne

Dominique

Dorothée

Émilie

Frédérique

Geneviève

Hélène

Hortense

Inès

Joséphine

Josette

Juliette

Laetitia

Lorraine

Luce, Lucie

Madeleine

Margaux, Margaud

Marguerite, (Margot)

Marthe

Maryse

Mathilde

Michèle, Michelle

Noémi

Olivie

Pénélope

Sabine

Sylvie

Thérèse

Valentine

Véronique

Irish: (My favorites are Aine, Aoife, Maeve

Elva, Aine/Anya, Aoife (EE-fa), Alannah, Alastriona, Caitriona/Catriona, Caoimhe/Keeva Cliona, Eilis, Enya, Finola, Grania, Honor/Honora, Keelin, Liadan, Maeve, Mairead, Moira, Nessa, Nola, Nora, Nuala, Oona, Orla, Riona, Saoirse, Siofra, Sorcha, Tallula, Teagan, Treasa, Una

French:

Adelaide, Adelle, Aline, Amandine, Amelie, Anais, Brigitte, Camille, Christianne, Clementine, Colette, Coralie, Corinne, Cosette, Eliane, Elodie, Eloise, Emeline, Esme, Frederique, Genevieve, Helene, Hyacinthe, Jacinthe, Josaphine, Juliette, Leonie, Liliane, Lisette, Maelle, Manon, Marielle, Mathilde, Melisande, Mirabelle, Mireille, Nina, Ninon, Noelle, Noella, Noemie, Oceane, Odette, Orianne, Osanne, Penelope, Rosemonde, Sabine, Sebastienne, Seraphine, Sidonie, Sylvie, Therese, Vivienne

Do you like any?

Irish Names

Siobhan (pronounced Shih-vahn)

Fiona

Kathleen

Bridget

Caitlin

Darcy

Deirdre

Eileen

Kiera

Maura

Moira

Hanorah

Rosaleen

Tara

French Names

Katrine

Cecile

Desiree

Heloise

Celine

Lisette

Helene

Dominique

Camille

Monique

Lenore

Madeline

Blanche

Amelie

Esme

Sabine

Mathilde

Chantelle

Beatrice

Patrice

Genevieve

Jacquelline

Auriane

Aurellie

Yvette

Antoinette

Tatum is a cute Irish name. It's unique without being too weird.

Siobhan Aisling Deirdre Niamh Eileen I love Keira by the way!

Rhiannon (some one asked about this earlier, and I was thrilled to hear intrest in a name other than Jayden! lol....my very fave irish name) also as for french names

I love

Simone

Angelique

Frederique

Josette

Martine

Maryse

Oceane

Brigitte

Honore

Aileena

Athena

allanah

alana

IRISH

Nara..means 'contented'

Saraid..means joy, also the irish sarah

Caitrin..irish formof Katelyn?

Aideen..means 'little fiery one' fem of Aidan

Rosheen..means rose..rare variant of roisin.

Vevina..means sweet

Una..means unique

Other-forgot meanings

Naida..means mermaid in Greek

Clio..french name?

Anais or Anouk..french forms of anne

Astrid..meaning fair queen in scandanavian

Dacey is Irish for 'from the south'. It can be female or male, but is less common as a girl name.