It is also difficult to spell out some sounds in the Irish language into English, as certain sounds don't exist in English. If you haven't done so already, non-Irish speakers please see the the pronunciation guide. name approx. pronounciation other forms* meaning Abbán (m) OB awn A...
8.Rian.This Irish form of Ryan has a bit more of a charming and trendy vibe than its counterpart. It has yet to gain recognition in the United States, but with its meaning of “little king” and its popularity in Ireland, it’s sure to make its way over the pond soon. 9.Seán....
On the way he met his commanding officer Robert Stewart, but since they were good friends, and given that he had similarly covered for Stewart on other occasions, he felt sure that he would understand the urgency and necessity of his quest. Stewart raised no objections and Lenox-Conyngham m...
The small print in the distribution of the prize money ensures a 1% bonus for those who have done the grand slamming; 1% which in the grand scheme of things runs into seven figures. The way the Six Nations cookie crumbles requires each of the five also-rans to stump up a sum of around...
The Owen Roe O’Neill’s clubman, who is believed to have suffered a serious ankle injury, turned down a lucrative move to the professional game in Australia just a couple of weeks ago but now faces a lengthy spell in recovery.
Eoin is of both Hebrew and Irish origin. It means “God is gracious” and is pronounced the same way as the Welsh name “Owen.” It is perfect if you want a religious name with Irish roots. It is also very similar to “Eoghan,” which is pronounced the same way and means “born ...
“way” ahead. Confucius formulated perhaps the most powerful expression of this attitude or approach to the world when he said: “It is the human being who broadens the way, not the way that broadens the human being” (人能弘道,非道弘人).[xxi]Whether we understand the “way” (道) ...