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I've always loved this for a boy. For me it has a really handsome, dignified feel to it and men named Ronan seem to be really cute too (Ronan Keating, Ronan O'Gara). Opinions?
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I have loved the name since Ronan Keating made it more well known!
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I like it!
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I've always thought it was really precious and cutesy and it kind of makes me roll my eyes whenever it's mentioned. Something about how it looks on paper, I guess. Also the Irish feel that (God help me! I can't explain it past trendiness) makes me want to vomit. And the meaning is way too cute.
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I like it. It sounds very masculine and your right it does have a very handsome and dignified feel to it.
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When my mother says Ronan with a soft, Gaelic "r" I swoon. Very handsome in any accent.
The only slight down side is it seems to get lost in all of the two-syllable male names ending in an "-n" sound that seem to be everywhere right now. But Ronan is wonderful and shouldn't be overlooked on this account.
The only slight down side is it seems to get lost in all of the two-syllable male names ending in an "-n" sound that seem to be everywhere right now. But Ronan is wonderful and shouldn't be overlooked on this account.
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I always think of Eragon, even though his brother was Roran.
But I like the name Ronan. It's unique compared to what most people are doing nowadays.
But I like the name Ronan. It's unique compared to what most people are doing nowadays.
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