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REVEALED: The most popular baby names in Offaly in 2020
The CSO has released details of the most popular baby names in Ireland in 2020.
It shows that the most popular boy's name in Offaly was Jack while the most popular girl's name was Grace.
Across the country, the most popular girl's name was also Grace followed by Fiadh, Emily, Sophie and Ava.
The most popular boy's name in Ireland was Jack followed by James, Noah, Daniel and Conor.
Sonny was the only new boy's name that made it into the top 100 but there were seven new girl's names that featured in the top 100: Penny, Luna, Cora, Fiadh, Croia, Elsie and Paige.
Fifty years ago in 1970, the most popular names in Ireland were John and Mary.
IRELAND WEATHER: Met Eireann pinpoints when heatwave will end in latest weather forecast for Ireland
Grants to be made available to refurbish vacant and derelict buildings
Trump, who spent four years in the White House between 2017 and 2021, will stay at his Trump International Golf Links & Hotel in Doonbeg, County Clare, for a two to three day visit.
The window of KC (Kate and Charlie) Fashion in Tullamore
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