Ireland is seeing one traditional name rising faster in popularity than any other, and it's starting to catch on in the UK too.

       Many of the most popular Irish names for girls have a deep connection to the country's Celtic roots and have been passed down for generations.

       Irish names are also popular across Great Britain, especially among those with roots on the Emerald Isle.

       But NameBerry.com says one name is currently seeing an uptick within Ireland: Fiadh, pronounced (Fee-a), a name derived from the Irish word for "wild".

       According to the site, the name also entered the England and Wales Top 1,000 back in 2020 and has been steadily rising in popularity ever since.

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       Meanwhile, a number of classic baby names are expected to make a comeback in the months ahead.

       Baby name consultant Colleen Slagen, working in partnership with baby retailer JoJo Maman Bébé, said: "Look out for Margot in 2025 as people are looking for feminine, classic-sounding [names like] Margot, Eloise, and Vivian."

       "I think we’ll start seeing more traditional male names being chosen for girls such as Drew, Noah and Dylan," she added.

       Vintage names which may have harshly been viewed as "outdated" in most recent times are also predicted to make a return.

       "For girls, Louise, Dorothy, Mabel and Maisie are on the rise and for boys it's Arthur, Archie, and Howard," Colleen said.

       "Judith and Reggie have also recently been used."

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       Colleen believes "various trends are happening simultaneously"; with classic names returning as well as a growing tendency to pick, "short and effortless" names.