Shan ban.
His name’s made up of the words “old” (sean) and “woman” (bean) in Irish.
(Seán with the fada is what elongates the vowel, so it becomes a person’s name & gets pronounced more like “Shawn” for English speakers.)
tae glas [siad/iad]
labhair gaeilic liom, má tá suim agat!
siad/iad i ngaelic ; they/them i mbéarla
soirbhíoch dúshlánach ; defiant optimist
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Oh it could be! I’ve no idea about the origin of his name.
His name just coincidentally happens to be spelled the same way as two different Irish words like beach or fear, etc., so I jokingly pronounce his name as though they’re the Irish words :P