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We need a name for a Irish Wolfhound puppy, a little girl.

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RATTER15 | 08:41 Sat 03rd Jul 2010 | Animals & Nature
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We want a nice name for our new arrival next Saturday, an Irish Wolfhound puppy. (We have two already, see profile pic)

For those not familiar with the breed, they are the worlds tallest dogs, (not necessarily the biggest just the tallest) they are probably one of the friendliest, gentlest and serene breeds and of course they are Irish.

We would like a name to reflect all of these things if possible, preferably an Irish name.

Please help :-)
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Colin?
Brian?
08:42 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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murphy
08:46 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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A little girl called Murphy? I think not!
08:51 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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Clare
Kerry
08:54 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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My names are no good either then, but they are popular names for pets , apparently.

Briana ?
08:56 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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Gerry.
08:57 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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Briana......"noble, virtuous." The feminine of Brian
08:57 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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Beejeeezus would be a good 'un ! lol
08:58 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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Ooops sorry...didn't see it was a female.....forget Gerry then.
08:59 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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You could wait until the little one arrives and a name will probably just come to you. That's what I did with both of my cats (unfortunately, the last one ended up being called ASBO).
09:02 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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I agree barmaid, but as I'm not Irish, Irish names and their meanings will not spring to mind, when we went to collect our first Wolfie he was going to be called Gandalf but as soon as we saw him we changed it to Merlin, just felt that he was very magical, He is magical, he has been making my shoes and socks disappear ever since!
09:20 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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we like Briana.
09:23 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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My friend who is Irish has a daughter called Brogan. Which is a nice name and maybe one to consider?
09:26 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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tinna
totts
pebbles lol
sky
sandy
mandy
lilly
kacey
09:27 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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Where's the Irish connection with those?
09:28 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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Soairse (sp?)
09:32 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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i had to post something while am trying to google lol trying to find th best one
09:33 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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cody is one
09:34 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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Fennor....

(it's a town in Tipperary)
09:35 Sat 03rd Jul 2010
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http://www.favorite-p.../irish-dog-names.html

just found this and it tells you what the names mean click on and scroll down
09:38 Sat 03rd Jul 2010

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