Does anyone know if there any particular significance to cat being born on a holiday. Our Bella roam looks like she could give birth any moment. I guess we will have to give the kittens Irish names. LOL and happy St. Pattieâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s Day.
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St. Pattie's Kittens
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Oh that would be great wouldn't it!
Let see?, you can have ...
MOLLY
PADDY
ROSIE ( sounds irish )
SHAWN
KELLY
Theres bound to be lots more
Let see?, you can have ...
MOLLY
PADDY
ROSIE ( sounds irish )
SHAWN
KELLY
Theres bound to be lots more
Don't forget Sharon, Katie, and Seamus (I LOVE that name!!!)
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Brendan, Patrick...
Here's some Irish names. Good luck!
Click here for Irish Names
If you click on "Other Names" in the top left corner, then click on "Names for your pet," there are lots of names for pets there. Or, if you click on "Names for people," there are names there you can name them. Have fun, and good luck!
Click here for Irish Names
If you click on "Other Names" in the top left corner, then click on "Names for your pet," there are lots of names for pets there. Or, if you click on "Names for people," there are names there you can name them. Have fun, and good luck!
Ok that is TOO WEIRD. That is LITERALLY my boyfriend's full name!!!!!!!!!!
There's a website for everything! How exciting, St. Pattie's Day babies!
my favorite irish name (female) has to be
Siobhánna, sometimes spelled Siobhan
it's pronounced Shuvawn (more or less).
Siobhánna, sometimes spelled Siobhan
it's pronounced Shuvawn (more or less).
Ack! According to the website Cassie mentioned, Brendan is Welsh! Brandon is listed as being Irish.
Tsk, I forgot Eileen! That's my aunt's name.
Tsk, I forgot Eileen! That's my aunt's name.
How about...
Blarney
Guinness
Slainte (means "Cheers to your health")
Shamrock
Dublin
Blarney
Guinness
Slainte (means "Cheers to your health")
Shamrock
Dublin
LOL if thre's one that's up to no good, call him Il Duche (and how long will it take for someone to get that reference?)
These days? most people will think you mean the yankees' pitcher...
Blather. You mean to tell me that no one watches Boondock saints on St. Patty's as a ritual?
most american's drink GREEN BUDWEISER to celebrate an irish holiday (an insult to the emerald isles if I ever heard one...). I don't think many have even heard of boondock saints.
I drink one of 'em boiler things Irish beer with irish whiskey dropped in.. I'm set for a month.
I own that movie, everyone can stop by my apartment for a viewing if they don't know what it is!
