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Choosing a name for your newborn baby can be quite the task. Any expectant parents will understand the feeling of trawling through baby name dictionaries in search of the perfect one for their bundle ...

A Speyside distillery, village and hotel share the name Craigellachie, meaning “rocky hill”. Perched above the confluence of ...

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Do you know an O'Sullivan or O'Neill in your life? This apostrophe in surnames holds a deep meaning in the roots of Irish ...

A woman has shared her favourite Irish names that aren't very common (stock image)(Image: Vera Livchak via Getty Images) Picking a name for your baby is a big decision. It's something they'll most ...

Selecting a name for your newborn can be quite a challenge. Any parents-to-be will know the experience of scouring baby name books trying to find the ideal choice for their little one. In recent times ...

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