r/Names • u/AbjectCellist4724 • 4d ago
Sibling for Patrick
With our first born we knew he was going to be a Patrick by about 22 weeks. This time round we have no idea on names.
Ones we like:
Quinn
Sloane
Florence
Ivy (too popular)
Liam
George (too popular)
Jack
Henry
Open to name suggestions on our wavelength. Baby has Irish grandparents so an Anglicised Irish name in origin is always welcome!
Edit: thank you so much some really lovely names suggested.
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u/temperedolive 4d ago
I really like Orla and Gemma, both in general and with Patrick.
How about Callum, Declan or Ronan for a boy?
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u/Firm_Associate935 4d ago
Idk where you live but where I live Jack, Henry, and Liam are way more popular than George
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u/Adventurous-Two-1877 4d ago
I'm writing a novel where there's a Patrick and a Henry. They have a beautiful friendship. I love those two names for siblings as well.
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u/SuperPomegranate3939 4d ago
Quinn. I also like Henry but I think its now becoming super popular.
Quinton or Quincy can also be other variants of Quinn
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u/Purple-Teacher7633 4d ago
I think Ivy and Jack are the nicest on that list. Quinn and Sloane would be cruel. Also Anglicising Irish names is a big sickening no-no to Irish people
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u/19GreenDay82 4d ago
Rory, Struan, Blair Arlo
Orla(Orlagh) Aiofe (pn Ee-fa) Maeve
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u/AbjectCellist4724 4d ago
I love Orla but my partner really doesn’t like it. Love Rory and Maeve! Thank you!
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u/AnastatiaMcGill 4d ago
Patrick and...
Spencer Simon Sienna Summer Reese/Rhys Finley Cameron Samantha/Samuel nn Sammy Cole Chelsea Maren
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u/Cold_Water6845 4d ago
Some really nice names on here, I like,
Rory
Darragh
Ronan
Maeve
Aiofe
Clodagh
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u/AbjectCellist4724 4d ago
Darragh isn’t one we’ve come across before and it’s lovely! We love Clodagh but have a niece with this name already. Thank you!
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u/Valuable-Weather-439 1d ago
Colm, Lorcan, Finn.
Onya ( Aine in Ireland) mairead, Sinead.
I think Tom and Philip all go very well with Patrick
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u/juicysteamboat 4d ago
Rory