10 unique Irish baby names for parents to consider if you love the name Éabha

Sitting in second place on the overall list, just missing out on the number one prize behind Sophie, it’s no wonder Éabha is such a beloved name, it’s packed with lyrical qualities and boasts a lovely meaning too, ‘life’.

When it comes to choosing the perfect name for your baby, it’s no mean feat, especially if you’re looking for something unique that won’t be too commonly heard on the playground.

If you adore the name Éabha just as much as we do, but have your heart set on something a bit more on the rare side for your little baby girl, we’ve rounded up some options we think you’ll enjoy just as much.

 10 unique Irish baby names for parents to consider if you love the name Éabha:

Aoibhí – Pronounced ee-vee – Meaning ‘life’

Sorcha – Pronounced sore-kah – Meaning ‘life’

Meara – Pronounced mah-rah – Meaning ‘merry’

Éaladh – Pronounced ay-lah – Meaning ‘little fiery one’

Nóinín – Pronounced no-neen – Meaning ‘daisy’

Aibhe – Pronounced ay-vah – Meaning ‘bright’

Aoise – Pronounced ee-sha – Meaning ‘dream’ 

Laoibhse – Pronounced lee-sha – Meaning ‘famous warrior’

Rua – Pronounced roo-ah – Meaning ‘red’

Ceola – Pronounced key-ola – Meaning ‘musical’

What’s your favorite of these unique Irish baby names?

* This article was originally published on Extra.ie.