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Well, Saoirse isn't exactly a traditional Irish name in the sense of the word. Saoirse only became popular during Ireland's struggle for independence from Great Britain in the late 19th century/early 20th century. During that period, Irish Gaelic words that were redolent of the ideals the Irish stood for such as saorise (freedom) and firinne (truth) became popular as names.

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Anyways, my vote is for Saoirse. I love the name to bits. Unfortunately, Sorsha looks like a mispelling of Sorcha to me so I'm not fond of it at all.

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...having bad personal hygiene doesn't hinder your opportunities for advancement and promotion.

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...you consider your imprisonment in Azkaban as being some of the best years of your life.

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...you carry a pimp cane!