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What nicknames does Micky Ward go by?
Micky Ward's birth name is George M. Ward Jr..
What is the birth name of Scott Irish?
Scott Irish's birth name is Stewart Gallant.
Is edel meehan a name?
Yes. It's an Irish name.
What is Jackie Gleason's Irish ancestors surname?
Jackie Gleason's Irish ancestors were from both sides of the family. His mother was from Cork, Ireland, and her maiden name was Kelly. His paternal grandfather was also of Irish descent - last name being Gleason.
What is the name of the movie about an Irish rock and roll band?
the pomitments
What is the Irish translation for name Cayden?
The name is not a traditional Irish name and has no historical Irish spelling.
Where does the name connor come from?
It is a traditional Irish name
Ciara is a weird name?
Ciara (kee-ra) is a beautiful, traditional Irish name.
What is the name of the song that goes with the jig?
an irish song
Which traditional Christmas fruit sauce shares its name with an Irish pop group?
vegimite
What does Kayla mean in Irish?
Kayla doesn't mean anything it Irish; it's not an Irish word.
Is shaylyn an Irish name?
No. It's a modern combination of the popular elements of Shay- + -Lyn. Shea/Shay is an Anglized version of the Irish name Séaghdha, but just adding the English -lynn to an Irish name doesn't mean it's still Irish.
What is the name of the Irish traditional dress?
There are a lot of different traditional dresses. You can find some great pictures of them online with an image search.
What is the traditional spelling of Ireland?
Éire is the Irish name of the island called Ireland in the English language.
What is ryann in Irish Gaelic?
Ryan as a male first name is Rian [reean];if a female first name the closest traditional Irish name may be Ríonach [reenakh] which means 'queenly'. Another name is Ríona [reena] short for Caitríona.
What sea lies between northern Ireland and the rest of UK?
The Irish Sea or Traditional Name - Celtic Sea
How do you spell rebekka in Irish?
Ribeacá (in the Bíobla Naofa)Ríobhca (closer to Hebrew Rivka)Rebecca (English form)This name really isn't a traditional Irish name, but has become popular perhaps due to to American influence.
