Names for new unnamed cob :) x

[Spider&Me]

We are getting a new cob and we are looking for names. He is 4 and he is skewbald, and is an irish sports horse. I would upload some pictures but they are on the other computer he is coming over from ireleand and we want to keep his name irish, but we like other names too.
Any suggestions? Thanks in advance

 

[JoBo]

I like my cob’s name Bodey (not Irish I know) but you could call your cob Bodie (spelt the correct way, unlike mine)? Or Brodie?

My old Irish Cob was called Benson.

 

[katherine1975]

Life of Riley

 

[3Beasties]

Tinker, Patrick or Celtic

 

[4faults]

Love the name Murphy

 

[spotty_pony]

Murphy and Paddy are nice Irish Names but they are also very common.

As fumanchu said, Seamus is a nice name. Or what about Rory? Or Eric? Or Dylan?

 

[Lucy_Nottingham]

Clover

Guiness

I like Seamus!

 

[Witchy]

Ardal
Blaine
Cassidy
Dylan
Ewan
Farran
Gill .............

http://www.babynames.org.uk/irish-boy-baby-names.htm
Google it lol

I like Farran

 

[fireflymac]

Finn
Doonigan

or have a look at a map as Ireland has a lot of snappy place names.

 

[Tiffany]

Shamrock
Seamus
Ryan
Liam

 

[Sayra]

Ive known a few horses named after the place they came from! Corky and Killarney both geldings (Ireland) and Tenby mare (Wales). whereabouts is he coming from?

 

[R.A.H]

My friend has a horse from Ireland called Bansher.

 

[FionaMc]

I decided earlier that Gordon Brown is actually a rather lovely name for a horse when taken out of context.

 

[Spider&Me]

Erm, can't remember the exact name :S x

 

[Spider&Me]

thanks everyone there are some really nice names x Will let you know whatwe decide to name him x

 

[Kallibear]

Not Irish but I wanted to call my skewbald cob baby Friday I swithered over it for ages before deciding that changing his name (which is Piper) was too much hassel. So he's now known almost exculsively as Pipsqueak, unless he's being told off.

 

[TinyTrigger]

Perhaps a name related to where he is near

Tully - Tullycross ;
Dorri - Dorringtown
Doon - Doone
Bally - Ballymore ; Ballykilroe ; Ballyboy; Ballykeeran
Felim* - Toorfelim


*Felim is pronounced Fay-lym and also spelled Phelim, Feidhlim and Phelim. It's Irish for "Ever Good"