LilyBlue
Posts: 279
28th November 2007 17:02
While we are on the subject of names, what names were popular when you were growing up? My DH was christened John Paul with a really common surname. He had 6 John Paul’s in his class and 3 of them had the same surname as DH, confusing for the teacher I’d say! Needless to say he was born around the time of the Popes visit to Ireland!
I think these names were very popular in our area when I was growing up
Sarah
Ciara
Audrey
Jennifer
Linda
Amanda
Lisa
Anthony
William
Alan
Christopher
Robert
Shane
David
Edited to add Lisa
twinklegirl
Posts: 716
28th November 2007 17:15
When I was growing up these names were very common in the classroom.
For Girls
Elaine
Sharon
Caroline
Laura
For boys
Michael
Anthony
John
Paul
whackywoman
Posts: 1496
28th November 2007 18:11
for me this probably shows my age!!:
girls:
Mary
Ann
Margaret
Sinead
Susan/Suzy/Suzanne
Boys:
Paul
Sean/John
Michael
justme
Posts: 1700
28th November 2007 18:16
Girls
Fiona
Ciara
Aisling
Susan
Boys
Darren
John Paul
David
Paul
weektee
Posts: 468
28th November 2007 19:00
i grew up in scotland so im sure they may be different...
girls - Kirsten, Jennifer, Nicole, Elaine and Emma.
boys - David, Craig, John, Euan and Gary.
Looking at that now, I don't know many people here with any of those names. That may just be me though! xx
under construction
Posts: 3458
28th November 2007 19:28
Girls
Susan
Jennifer
Carol
Boys
Michael
John
Paul
Gerard
fantac
Posts: 4109
29th November 2007 09:51
we had 3 jennifers and 4 jonathans in our year at school.........
Bubba Bump
Posts: 348
29th November 2007 10:00
There were six Sarah's and four Emma's in my class

Girls
Sarah
Emma
Caroline
Jennifer
Boys
John Paul
David
James
Mark
theoracle
Posts: 7664
29th November 2007 10:05
Coming from another country the names are different, but here we go:
Girls:
Renata
Anita
Stella
Nives
Ursula
Boys:
Goran (pronounced Gho-ran)
Tom
David
Uwe
agie
Posts: 1107
29th November 2007 10:16
we had 3 Sarah's and 3 Yvonnes in my class in primary.
as for boys think Paul was the most popular