Irish baby girl names??

Molly

Erin

Aileen or Eileen

Alana

Bevin

Brea

Caitlin

Cataleen or Cathleen, or Kathleen

Colleen

Corey

Deidra

Devin

Eavan

fallon

Kacey

Keeley

Kelly

Mona

Morrigan

Shannon

Shawna

Sheena

Shevonne

Tallie

Trista

All are gaelic names

I dont like any of them im afraid.

Regan is an anglicisation of Reagan which is a surname. as is Riley. They.re not used as first names in ireland so it always seem s strange to me when people give their children surnames as first names.

Rylin and Taryn arent Irish nesm in fact they contain letters that dont exist in the Irish alphabet. People just think they sound Irish, I dont like that either.

I like genuine Irish names like,

Áine

Aoibheann

Aoife

Doireann

Caoimhe

Deirdre

Clodagh

Catriona

Treasa

Siobhán

Caoimhe IS stated KEE-va / KWEE-vah, reckoning on accessory. What you wrote is an ignorant handle Gaelic phonetics, that have no longer something to do with English phonetics. i like: Siobhán (she-vaughn) Róisín (ROSH-een, potential "little rose") Séarlait (shahrlot, Irish sort of Charlotte) Saoirse (seer-sha, potential freedom) playstation : that is spelled Niamh ("neev"), no longer Naimh.

Eileen

Noreen

Colleen

Maureen

Riley is my goddaughter's name....Such a gorgeous name.

I love Aislyn- I think that's the spelling, lol- its Irish for Dream- and I love Bridget....

Try doing a google search for Irish Baby Names if you're looking for specific meanings...

Mairead is a very pretty Irish name....

(its pronounced like Miraide/ Meraide).

A beautiful name would be Riley Mairead

Name her Maire Siobhan! Be sure and include the marks above both of the A's!

Cait

Abiageal

Tara!

thats my name! :]

i read that it was a famous place or castle in ireland where kings and queens would get crowned.

other then that it means earth in other parts of the earth.

well hope this helps you, congrats btw!

Riley or Megan/Margaret