Bronagh or Maeve

[Anonymous]

How about Bronwyn?

[Anonymous]

Maeve!

[Anonymous]

I would call her Mary Margaret Flannigan. American Irish name.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Surname Flannigan. Yes, we are Dubliners!

You now live in the United States. Ludicrous names for American child!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How about Bronwyn?

Bronwyn is still a very ugly, masculine name.

And isn't it German? OP wants Irish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like Maeve a lot. Easy enough for Americans, I think. I went to school with a Siobahn. That was a rough one, especially 40 years ago!

Unless, 40 years ago, you were a Ryan’s Hope fan!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about Bronwyn?

Bronwyn is still a very ugly, masculine name.

And isn't it German? OP wants Irish.

What is masculine about a name that ends in -wyn? And no, it's not German, it's Welsh. Which, as you say, is different from Irish. Bronwyn Evans, Bronagh Ó'Flannagáin.

OP, would you consider Brona? Brona is to Bronagh what Maeve is to Medbh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about Bronwyn?

Bronwyn is still a very ugly, masculine name.

And isn't it German? OP wants Irish.

What is masculine about a name that ends in -wyn? And no, it's not German, it's Welsh. Which, as you say, is different from Irish. Bronwyn Evans, Bronagh Ó'Flannagáin.

OP, would you consider Brona? Brona is to Bronagh what Maeve is to Medbh.

Browyn, Bronagh, etc are harsh and ugly names. The look ugly and awkward and they do not sound melodic or pretty. They sound masculine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Browyn, Bronagh, etc are harsh and ugly names. The look ugly and awkward and they do not sound melodic or pretty. They sound masculine.

Why? Because they start with bro?

[Anonymous]

Definitely Maeve

[Anonymous]

Maeve

[Anonymous]

Maeve because I’m a fan of the show Westworld.

[Anonymous]

Maeve

I like Brona too.