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They don't match at all. Did one parent pick one name and the other parent pick the other name?

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I figured that Robyn was a girl. Robyn is usually a girls' name while Robin is more gender-neutral.

This message was edited 12/20/2015, 5:54 PM

They don't go together at all.

I don't think they match, either. I like the meaning behind Oisin, but don't like the sound of it much. I like Robin on a boy, and I am guessing this one is on a girl?

I guess Robyn is a girl, when spelled like that? I really don't like it on a girl, Robin on a boy is wonderful though.
Not a big fan of Oisín either. Nothing wrong with it, just not my cup of tea.

Oisín is brand new to me and I don't even know how you would pronounce it exactly. So my opinion about it currently doesn't exist. Hmmm except for the fact that it does look foreign.

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Robyn: Like but absolutely despise this spelling and the majority of 'Y-replacing-the-original-vowel' spelling. It just looks utterly trashy and juvenile
Robin works well for both a male and a female. So there's no need to alter the spelling. I don't understand why people do. It's not like Frances & Francis.

love oisin

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But I'm with you on the set not matching. I'd of went oisin and mairead?