Okay, I am well aware that certain names are hard to pronounce so I've made a sort of crib sheet of how they should be said (or at least, how I say them!) Irish names don't sound anything like how they're spelt. I've only taken the ones that I think will be a bit 'WTF, how on earth do you say THAT?!' If I've missed any out, let me know.
Bartley - Bart-lee
Niall - Nile (I'm not sure why I've added this; there's a very famous Niall, and I think we all know how to say his name. Some might even know how to scream his name!)
Saoirse - Ser-sha (Any Saoirse Ronan fans out there might already know this one.)
Cian - Kee-an
Killian - Kill-ian (Wasn't there a character from Once Upon a Time with this name?)
Sinead - Shin-aid
Oisin - O-sheen
Caoimhe - Keev-ah
Niamh - Neve
Cathal - Kaw-hal
Ailis - Ay-lish
Ciaran - Key-ran
Daragh - Dara
Eimear - E-mer
Roisin - Ro-sheen
Aisling - Ash-lin
Clodagh - Clo-dah
Aine - Awn-ya
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ChickLitMartha and Sam. Sam and Martha. Samartha. One without the other just feels so strange but that's how it's been for the past five years. When a wedding brings them back together, will the spark that was there before burn brighter? Or is it a case of...
