Trends: Dublin & Cork 1918

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Names tend to come and go in 100-year cycles. What better way to name a new baby, then, but to use the names of a century ago? The names in this article were all given to babies born in Dublin or Cork in 1918. Maybe one will be just the name you're searching for!


BOYS
Austin
Bernard
Bruce
Callaghan
Cornelius
Desmond
Dominic
Edmund
Eugene
Fergus
Hugh
Jack
Jeremiah
Kevin
Lloyd
Maurice
Montgomery
Neil
Owen
Parnell
Paul
Pearce
Solomon

GIRLS
Alice
Bernadine
Bridget
Eily
Ester
Eva
Evelyn
Frances
Hannah
Irene
Josephine
Kathleen
Louise
Margaret
Marguerite
Marie
Maureen
May
Nora(h)
Noreen
Olive
Rebecca
Sheila
Teresa
Thomasina


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