what's the proper usage?
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Only spelled with an A, only for boys, only for Irish,
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In fairness, persons of Irish descent are hardly uncommon, so the pool of people able to use it is pretty broad.
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That's another thing he's a stickler on: American mutts claiming to be Irish.
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Oh, you've met my spouse...
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Does he have a problem with spellings like "Aedan" or "Aiden", or just the use of the name itself?
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Oh yes. It must be spelled with an A.
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In my primary school, my very Irish teacher insisted on calling my mate Edward, Eamonn.
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I was particularly disappointed.
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Call me a sensitive republican but those names convey an image of antebellum aristocracy to me.
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it seems somehow wrong to call the boy 'Aidan' if his elder sister isn't called 'Siobhan'.
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Friend was 'aghast' when she heard I worked w/female (1st named) Keegan.
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my kid's daycare is full of unpronounceable, unspellable names (says a guy named Devlin)
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