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Hmmm. I like the flow of Niamh Anali, but with an unusual name like Niamh, I'd go for something a little more familiar. Two unusual names is trying too hard. The mn should compliment the fn, not fight for attention with it. How about:

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Niamh Cathleen / Catherine
Niamh Christine
Niamh Eileen (= bright light*)
Niamh Charlotte
Niamh Iris (= bright rainbow)
Niamh Patricia (= bright noblewoman)
Niamh Clare
Niamh Maria / Marie / Marianne
Niamh Elizabeth
Niamh Olivia
Niamh Miranda
Niamh Eloise
Niamh Cecilia
Niamh Angela / Angelica (= bright angel)
Niamh Isabelle / Isabella
Niamh Adele
Niamh Celeste (= bright heaven)

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Dylan Thomas was a poet. If your friend is into his poetry I could maybe see it. Even then, it's a little cheesey. It would be like naming a child Jack Kerouac or Robert Blake. How about:

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Dylan Edward
Dylan Andrew
Dylan Terence
Dylan Oliver
Dylan Peter
Dylan Aubrey
Dylan Elias / Eli
Dylan Milo (= a generous /merciful son of the waves)
Dylan Henry
Dylan Gareth (= a gentle son of the waves)
Dylan Patrick (= a noble son of the waves)
Dylan Malachy (MAL-uh-kee)
Dylan Melchior
Dylan Isaac
Dylan Joseph
Dylan Alexander

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* I'm not that into meanings. But sometimes the meaning can be that one thing that breaks a tie between two options.