Would any women here ever use an Irish spelling for their babys' name?

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It would depend on the name and how badly people would butcher it in trying to say it.  Here in the U.S., Irish spellings aren't very common.

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I know a girl named soairse(pronounced like searsha) and I would hate that.

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My name is pronounced Shayna but it spelt the irish way. I've always hated the spelling!

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If I ever decide to have a kid, I'd seriously consider it - but only because I'm almost 50% Irish. So it's a heritage thing.

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My name is Deirdre and I love it; very unique and special, always a conversation starter/ice breaker. Makes it so I get to know more about every person I meet because it always turns into a conversation.

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Naming our son Finn Riley

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I went to school with a girl named Riley. I loved her name!

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Feion (fee-on) :)

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Maybe

Would any women here ever use an Irish spelling for their babys' name?

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