Irish Famous Girl Names with Letter N

Was an Irish painter.She studied in the Metropolitan School of Art in Dublin and, briefly, in Paris

Was an Irish painter.She studied in the Metropolitan School of Art in Dublin and, briefly, in Paris and in London. Along with Norah McGuinness she represented Ireland in the 1950 Venice Biennale. In The Modern Art Collection, Trinity College, Dublin David Scott says

Is an Irish female international football defender. She currently plays her club football for Arsena

Is an Irish female international football defender. She currently plays her club football for Arsenal Ladies. She has also won national cups playing Gaelic football. Grant has won over 10 caps for Ireland, having previously represented her country at Under18 and Under-19 level.

A Northern Irish singer and actress who competed as one of the finalists in the BBC talent show-them

A Northern Irish singer and actress who competed as one of the finalists in the BBC talent show-themed television series I'd Do Anything in 2008.[1]In March 2008, Perry was announced as one of the final 12 contestants in the BBC1 programme "I'd Do Anything". The programme premiered on 15 March 2008 and aimed to find a performer to play Nancy in a West End revival of the hit musical Oliver!.She participated in two Cinemagic productions under the direction of Suranne Jones, including Wicked and she gained lead roles in both productions.[citation needed]In February 2008, Perry took part in an NSPCC campaign encouraging adults to call the NSPCC Child Protection Helpline if they had concerns about a child's welfare.[4] She also recorded a CD for charity with two school friends, under the group name Paradis. The CD was played on several local radio stations and they were twice invited to sing live on U105.[

Was an Irish painter and illustrator.Norah McGuinness trained at the Dublin Metropolitan School of A

Was an Irish painter and illustrator.Norah McGuinness trained at the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art and at Chelsea Polytechnic in London before spending the 1920s working in Dublin as a book illustrator and stage designer. She married the editor Geoffrey Phibbs, but they divorced in 1929. The same year she followed the advice of Mainie Jellett and travelled to Paris to work at the studio of André Lhote. From there she moved to London where she was a member of the avant-garde London Group, from 1937-39 she lived in New York. After New York, she returned to Ireland, settled in Dublin and concentrated on painting.