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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I understand your hesitation about cutesy twin names. I agree. I went about naming my B/G twins as though I were naming two separate children. My twins aren't "a set."

My twins are Mairead and Declan.  Mairead is the Gaelic version of Margaret.

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This feels pretty matchy, tbh.  [/quote]

Really? How?

They don't start with the same letter, have different vowel sounds, and[b] are from different regions of Ireland[/b]. They are both two syllables, but other than that, what is matchy about them?

We are Irish, so it makes sense that our children have Irish names. Others in our immediate and extended family include Dermot, Oisin, Cian, Siobhan, Maeve,  Caoimhe, Padraig, and Colm. We are very Irish.  :D [/quote]

:lol:  :lol:  "Hrothgar and Grendel were introduced in two different chapters of Beowulf!"

It's great that you gave your kids super Irish names and would have wanted them to match in that way whether they were twins or singletons; it's funny to see you use as an example of refusing to do matching twin names.

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Of course they shall have Irish names.. We are Irish citizens, so tis only fitting that my children be named Irish-Gaelic names. Their names do not in any way match more than two English names such as Charles and Graham, nor any more than two Spanish names such as Cristian and Nicolas.

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