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Fionnuala 

Fionnuala, pronounced (Fin-no-lã), is a gaelic name which has the meaning 'white shoulder'.
'Fionn' meaning 'white' or 'fair'.
If you have no clue on how to pronounce this name, you will most likey get it wrong. It can be a very beautiful name if the combination of letters are understood.

In Ireland Penelope can be used to translate the Gaelic name 'Fionnghuala' (Fionnuala)

An irish legend “The children of Lir” also includes a young girl named Fionnuala. Their statue can be found in Dublin, Ireland.
Fionnuala Fenella Fionnghuala Finola Nuala
Fionnuala by FionnFionn August 22, 2009

Fionnuala 

Has no friends but knows how to party like it’s 1989.crazy af no regard for awesomeness
She is a fionnuala
Fionnuala by Yeehaw fionnualaw November 20, 2018

Fionnuala 

A beautiful, funny girl. Anyone would be lucky to call her a friend. She loves a drink and would make any situation a more pleasant experience. A keeper for sure.
Guy 1: “I was talking to your friend earlier she is so amazing”
Guy 2: “oh yeah she’s a real fionnuala.”
Fionnuala by starbucksgals90 November 21, 2021
Finuala is a Girls name. They are very shy at first but then she will eventually talk for England. Sometimes she cannot remember why she laughs and sometimes collapses when in hysterics. A fun filled character with endless amusement Finuala Loves being randy, music, animals especially Equus species, Ice Cream, Sweet and sour flavours/personality and also prefers bright coloured clothing with skinny jeans. Finuala is also very sexually alert and can be very boisterous in bed when with the right man or woman. Physically Pretty in the face and good features especially soft feet and a baby's bottom. A finuala can come across as devonesque (shy at times, friendly, outgoing and caring).
" Slow Down Horsey Mommy's Coming"

"Finuala...hahahahahahahhahaahahahahahahahahahahhahahaha.......hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahah"

"Cor Blimey Mate Sour Or What"
Finuala by LemonDrops June 1, 2009

Finnuala 

A person who always wears orange, whos favorite number is 16 and who has a dog called Biboub.
Look at her clothes, all Orange. She must be a Finnuala...
Finnuala by Leylared November 21, 2021

fionnuala greensmith 

here for a good time, not a long time with plenty of wine and tequila flowing
“Did you have a good time last night?”
“Yeah! I had a real Fionnuala Greensmith”
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