What are some Irish boy names that are easy to pronounce in their original form?

I am seeking Irish boy names that can easily be pronounced by English-speakers, even with the original Irish spelling. I don't know if this is even possible, but I thought I'd ask.



I am not seeking Anglicized spellings; I am seeking original Irish spellings that are, nonetheless, non-challenging to the English speaker.What are some Irish boy names that are easy to pronounce in their original form?
Sean. It's become recognized as a typically spelling of Shawn or Shaun, so even though it doesn't make sense to an English speller phonetically, it's spelling and sound are known. I like the name Sean, it's completely Irish, but still easy to pronounce for English speakers.
Breand谩n

Brogan

Carrig

Cathal

Conan

Conor

Corrigan

Darragh

Declan

Desmond

脡amonn

Faol谩n

Keegan

Lachlan

Logan

Lorc谩n

Niall

Roarke

R贸rd谩n

S茅amus



My favorites are Darragh, Declan, Faol谩n, Logan, Niall, and R贸rd谩n.What are some Irish boy names that are easy to pronounce in their original form?
Patrick

Kielan

Timothy

Tagh



Answer mine?

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>What are some Irish boy names that are easy to pronounce in their original form?
Ronan (row-nen)

Sean (shawn)

Liam

Aiden (aye-den)

Kiernan (keer-nan)

James

Owen

Ryan

Bryan
Cian (Kee-in)



I like the spelling "Kian" better though.
Kian

Ciaran

Sean

Declan

Conor

Davin

Liam

Cillian

Lachlan

Quinlan
Brennan



This is a family name on my side and my son's middle name.
Does Seamus count? Haha