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[Opinions] Re: Orlagh
Orlagh was in the top 100? You must be Irish. (My mother is from Clonakilty.) I knew an Orla once with the personality of a tank. I had never heard of the name before so it's hard for me to separate the two. But that's my limitation. It certainly is a beautiful sounding name and has a lovely meaning. Do you like the name Aurelia? It's grown on me lately. although I can certainly understand if you want an authentically Irish name. (I've always thought Oonagh is pretty neat.) As for the combination, Orlagh Morgan Isabelle, I love the name Isabelle, but I only like Morgan for a boy. Besides, Orlagh Morgan has too much "or" sound together. How about:Orlagh Maeve Isabelle
Orlagh Siobhan Isabelle
Orlagh Vivien Isabelle
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Not Irish, but Scottish, so not far off :-) I'm half Irish by heritage. Orla is popular here but I was glad it's tailed off again. I think it's still in the top 100 in Ireland (although only spelled Orla and Orlaith, which both ranked there).I think Aurelia's beautiful too. Thank you for the combos, I especially like Orlagh Vivien Isabelle!_____________________________________________________________________"Dream like you'll live forever. Live like you'll die today."Elinor
(Proud mother to exclamation marks Dallán Brook and Aubrianna Kai.)
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