Always amazed Jack is top but I’ve never met a jack
newsjustin
Jack. The perfect name for parents without an ounce of imagination.
TheQ47
What was 5th on the boys list in 2017, that’s no longer on the Top 20 list?
TheQ47
I just looked at the CSO link. Sean was 5th in 2017, and is now at 74th!! What a drop. I wonder what the reason for the sudden unpopularity is?
Do we know any Sean’s who became in/famous in 2017/18?
Cian
However Seán was 13th this year and outside the top 100 last year…. I suspect there is a Sean Vs Seán data issue
Custo
Couple of good Tan names in there.
George
Are we all Yanks and West-Brits now?
Tony
Says George!
rotide
Bazinga
Spaghetti Hoop
Also worth mentioning that the most popular surname of the 2018 babies was Murphy.
missred
Wondering how many named Francis will be around in the next while after auld popey visited us. Sure there were a whole generation named after the holy fella after his arrival….
eoin
282 newborn babies named “Patrick” in 2018
145 newborn babies named Mohammed, Muhammad, Mohammad, Mohamed, Mohammed in 2018
FIGHT (JIHAD) !
theo kretschmar schuldorff
Deffo going to call any next child Skynet now.
Cian
I’m going with
Robert’); DROP TABLE students;–
theo kretschmar schuldorff
He, he.
Rotunda may need to sanitise their inputs
The Old Boy
Theo! The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp was on the tele on Saturday. A cracking film which I hadn’t seen in ages.
theo kretschmar schuldorff
Yep! A Canterbury tale is the current fav (best use of Bach in a denouement since 1685)
The Old Boy
I must give it another look – again it’s been a long time. It was famously panned by the English press and the re-edited (or butchered) for its US release, only to be rehabilitated in the 70s as one of the greatest English films ever made. My own memory of it is hazy, whereas I could almost quote the lines from Blimp before they were spoken.
Niallo
Classic powell and presburger. A matter of life and death needs a re-release.
battle of the river plate is also a worthy gawk.
Cú Chulainn
Still only one Cu Chulainn..
Pat-the-barker
Anybody calling their child ‘Noah’ has notions
diddy
there must be enough Noah’s now to fill an arc when sea levels rise in 18 years….in other news, it’s a pooey name
dylad
Not Mohammed as Gemma/Ian O’Doherty would want us to believe.
Always amazed Jack is top but I’ve never met a jack
Jack. The perfect name for parents without an ounce of imagination.
What was 5th on the boys list in 2017, that’s no longer on the Top 20 list?
I just looked at the CSO link. Sean was 5th in 2017, and is now at 74th!! What a drop. I wonder what the reason for the sudden unpopularity is?
Do we know any Sean’s who became in/famous in 2017/18?
However Seán was 13th this year and outside the top 100 last year…. I suspect there is a Sean Vs Seán data issue
Couple of good Tan names in there.
Are we all Yanks and West-Brits now?
Says George!
Bazinga
Also worth mentioning that the most popular surname of the 2018 babies was Murphy.
Wondering how many named Francis will be around in the next while after auld popey visited us. Sure there were a whole generation named after the holy fella after his arrival….
282 newborn babies named “Patrick” in 2018
145 newborn babies named Mohammed, Muhammad, Mohammad, Mohamed, Mohammed in 2018
FIGHT (JIHAD) !
Deffo going to call any next child Skynet now.
I’m going with
Robert’); DROP TABLE students;–
He, he.
Rotunda may need to sanitise their inputs
Theo! The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp was on the tele on Saturday. A cracking film which I hadn’t seen in ages.
Yep! A Canterbury tale is the current fav (best use of Bach in a denouement since 1685)
I must give it another look – again it’s been a long time. It was famously panned by the English press and the re-edited (or butchered) for its US release, only to be rehabilitated in the 70s as one of the greatest English films ever made. My own memory of it is hazy, whereas I could almost quote the lines from Blimp before they were spoken.
Classic powell and presburger. A matter of life and death needs a re-release.
battle of the river plate is also a worthy gawk.
Still only one Cu Chulainn..
Anybody calling their child ‘Noah’ has notions
there must be enough Noah’s now to fill an arc when sea levels rise in 18 years….in other news, it’s a pooey name
Not Mohammed as Gemma/Ian O’Doherty would want us to believe.