I think I'm just going to refer to her as Cay. I can't be doing with alphabet soup.

You should have whispered that Rawky, cos there are a couple of miffed people on here who don't like us not spelling the names correctly!!

I think it's pronounced Keever, but not 100% sure - it certainly doesn't look like that!!

It looks like it should be pronounced:

'Cow-y-me'

....again....any offence is non intentional

i love some irish names though  siobhan pronounced shuh vahn

The "official" pronounciation, according to the BB site, is "Kee-va".

I'm still calling her Quaver

or c'meere  ( as in c'meer u )  in jockanese

For those who are interested in how to pronounce Irish words, have a look at this link to a quick guide

Taking Caoimhe as an example, from the guide we get this:
The C is pronounced K
The AO is what is called a long dipthong (their word, not mine ) and is pronounced EE as in tree.
The I is pronounced as is pick. Of course putting EE and I next together virtually makes the I vanish.
The .MH is an aspirated consonant and is similar to BH - both being pronounced V. (That' why NIAMH sounds like NEEV though from the list it is closer to NURV)
The E is pronounced as in peck (a short E).
That's how we get KEEV-(short) E


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now that I do like.....I can spell and pronounce that

Key Va.

I had a Gearóid yesterday and for the life of me I couldn't pronounce it, he weren't best pleased.

Is that pronounced Gerard Moonie?

Grr rode but I ended up calling him Mr Smyth.

Easiest way