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I wouldn't say the name any differently. I know that names can be up to individual interpretation but for me there's a right way and a wrong way to say most of them. Siobhan is one of these; I don't see it as having any room for interpretation.

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I know my list is going to repeat a lot of what people have already said, but other names with a similar feel might include:

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Siobhanin
Sinead
Slaine
Seanait
Saoirse
Saraid
Sadhbh
Seosaimhthín :-)

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http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~bj333/HomePage.boys.html#Other%20Irish%20Names is where I got some of these from. I don't know how reliable its information is but it's a really long list that can be fun to take a look at.

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