Roisin is a female title of Irish origin, which means “little rose”. It’s pronounced [rin], with the stress on the primary syllable. The “oi” diphthong is pronounced just like the “oy” in “boy”, and the “sh” is pronounced just like the “sh” in “ship”.
The title Roisin is in style in Eire and different English-speaking nations. It’s usually used as a logo of Irish tradition and heritage. The title has been borne by many notable individuals, together with Irish singer-songwriter Roisin Murphy and Irish actress Roisin Conaty.
