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I like all three names separately, but they’re a bit too match-y when used together.

Wow, don't like them, too close as a subset too

I like Iris almost enough to consider it. Ines doesn't happen where I live, so no. Irene sounds good to me with three syllables, but since it always seems to have two, it could only be a mn for me.

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One out of three does not a sibset make. Iris, Ingrid and Isobel could work, or Iris, Imogen and Isobel. Or, to get three different I- sounds, Iris, Irmela and Isobel. More interesting that way.

If I had to choose just one, it would be Ines. Or even better, Inez. But all three are great. I'm not always a fan of matching initials. But this is a nice sibset.

Irene: very pretty

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Ines: very Catholic

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Iris: works better on a boy ;)

Beautiful names. Individually. Irène and Inès are nice together. The third one puts it over the top.

Irene is honoring so I've planned to use it at least as a middle name. I also like Iris, but I'm not a huge Ines fan. They are all way to similar for a sibset in my opinion.

Irene feels really dated but the meaning is nice. The Ukrainian version is Yarina which is sweet.

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Ines is nice if the emphasis is on the second syllable otherwise I dislike it.

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Iris doesn't appeal to me, close to ISIS :(

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No, awful sibset, way too similar!

As a sibset, those are way too... matchy. Irene and Iris practically sound alike, Ines and Iris differ by only one consonant, and visually Irene and Ines are extremely similar.

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I'm not a fan of Ines because I'm never quite sure how to say it (I'm pronouncing this as EYE-nes, is that correct? Or is it EE-nes?), but Irene and Iris are good names independently. Of the two, I prefer Iris.