Roisin
Meaning of Roisin
Roisin is a charming and distinctly Irish name for girls, pronounced as ro-SHEEN (/rəʊˈʃiːn/). Rooted deeply in Irish heritage, Roisin means "little rose," evoking images of delicate beauty and natural elegance. This name carries a rich cultural resonance, often associated with traditional Irish music and poetry, notably featuring in the poignant ballad "Róisín Dubh" (Dark Rosaleen), which symbolizes Ireland itself. Variations of the name include Rosie and Rosaleen, offering more familiar alternatives while retaining the original's lyrical essence. Although not widely common in the United States, Roisin has seen consistent usage over the years, reflecting a steady appreciation for its unique charm and cultural significance.
Pronunciation
Irish
- Pronunced as ro-SHEEN (/rəʊˈʃiːn/)
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Notable People Named Roisin
| Roisin Conaty is an English comedian, actress, and writer known for her award-winning performances and roles in popular sitcoms and comedy-drama series. |
| Róisín Marie Murphy is an Irish singer, songwriter, and record producer known for her work with the pop duo Moloko and her successful solo career. |
| Róisín Ingle is an Irish writer, journalist, and podcast presenter known for her widely read lifestyle column and work at the Irish Times. |
| Róisín Upton is an Irish women's field hockey international who played in the 2018 Women's Hockey World Cup final and was part of the championship-winning Connecticut Huskies teams in 2013 and 2014. |
| Róisín O is an Irish singer, songwriter, and musician signed to independent label 3ú Records, known for her debut album "The Secret Life of Blue" and performances with the Black Family band. |
