Articles for tag: Baby Naming, Gaelic, Irish Baby Names

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Irish Baby Names: Translations and Meanings

An ongoing trend in baby naming seems to incorporate Irish influence. One can easily understand why: The names are melodic sounding and often refer to great heroes in history. Many parents these days, with or without Irish heritage, enjoy utilizing these beautiful names. But before one goes too far in this discussion, let us explain ...

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Names for Your Baby Girl from A-Z

Are you looking for a name for your baby girl? Hopefully you will put a lot of thought and affection into it. In most cases, several things will be taken into consideration when naming your little one, for example: You might want it to be gender based, or maybe something unisex. The sound and spelling ...

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Top 10 Songs by Gaelic Storm

I first became acquainted with the band Gaelic Storm in 2006 when the members were somehow convinced to add the small Oregon town I was living in to their tour. I attended the concert with my family and fell in love. The band’s brand of infectious enthusiasm for music and performance made me a devotee. ...

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Popular Irish Baby Boys and Girls Names

Parents may choose an Irish name for their new baby because of their Irish ancestry, but Irish baby names may also be selected for their beauty, uniqueness, or religious meaning. Many Irish names are taken from saints, prophets, and Irish legend and have a spirit of nobleness and tradition about them. Included here are some ...

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Leprechauns: The Irish Fairy

We all know what a Leprechaun looks like. A little man, usually having a beard, dressed in bright green. Often he is seen with a pipe and is never too far away from his pot of gold. We can find the Leprechaun’s gold if only we could follow the rainbow to its end. This is ...

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The Irish Language: A History and Overview

The Irish language has a rich cultural history, and is as much an account of history as it is a language. However, the exact classifications of what qualifies the language are often misunderstood. The language of Irish itself is part of the larger Celtic family of languages, which is broken down into two branches: Gaelic ...

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20 Gaelic Baby Names

Gaelic baby names are truly unique and daring to use in the U.S. If you are a parent who is looking for a baby name that is more on the edge and has an interesting spelling, Gaelic names could be the perfect choice. Regardless, Gaelic names will open up a whole new realm of possibilities ...

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Ideas for Naming Black Dogs

So you’ve given your heart to a little bundle of black fur who will share your life for ten years or more! Why not use some creativity in giving him or her a name? There are just too many dogs named Blackie in this world! A dog’s name should reflect something about him, and choosing ...

Should I Name My Baby Maeve?

Maeve is a beautiful name, but is it the right fit for your child? Meaning of Maeve: She who intoxicates. Nicknames: Mae, Maevey. Origin: Gaelic. When considering baby names that are right for your daughter, Maeve may be one you are considering, especially if you are drawn to Irish or Gaelic names. Although it is ...