Irish Baby Names List, Some Maybe Notoriously Hard To Pronounce
St. Patrick’s Day is coming, and soon everything will be dyed green, and everything you touch will turn to gold. Irish names can be absolutely beautiful, I may be slightly biased though. Here is an Irish baby names list but let me warn you, some maybe notoriously hard to pronounce.

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Irish Baby Names List
Irish names are pretty popular these days, and it’s become a big trend for Americans with roots in Ireland to choose Gaelic names for their babies. Liam has been at the top of the Irish baby names list for a few years now. However, many Irish names are tough to pronounce for foreigners.
Having an Irish name in the US is an experience! Just ask my son Conor. His name may not be difficult to pronounce but the poor child is forever seeing his name misspelled by teachers, even though it’s right in front of them, and the poor baby has never had so much as a key chain with his name on it.
Being Irish myself, I’ve got plenty of friends living over here in the US with notoriously tricky names to pronounce and spell, people aren’t used to seeing and hearing them on a daily basis. I’ve witnessed the eye rolls and frustration when every vowel and consonant is dragged out, twisted and bastardized on the Starbucks line.
Here is an Irish baby names list that has beautiful names, but some people might have difficulty pronouncing.
Caoimhe
Pronounced: Key-va
Meaning: Gentle
Niamh
Pronounced: Neev
Meaning: Radiant
Seamus
Pronounced: Shay-muss
Meaning: Supplant
English version: James
Siobhan
Pronounced: Shiv-awn
Meaning: God is gracious
English version: Shevaun, Shavon, Chevonne
Máirín
Pronounced: Maw-reen
Meaning: Star of the sea
English version: Maureen
Saoirse
Pronounced: Seer-sha or ser-sha
Meaning: Freedom
Tadgh
Pronounced: Tyge
Meaning: A poet
English version: Timothy
Síle
Pronounced: Shee-la
Meaning: Musical
English version: Sheila
Pádraig
Pronounced: Paw-drig or paw-rick
Meaning: Nobly born
English version: Patrick
Aoife
Pronounced: Eee-fah
Meaning: Beauty, radiance
English version: Eva
So there you have it, beautiful, traditional Irish names for you to choose from, if you can pronounce them that is.

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