Diarmaid or Diarmuid [dear-mwid]. Both spellings are used, the second is an older form.
no he isn't he is half Irish.
Dermot Chenevix Trench has written: 'What is the use of reviving Irish?' -- subject(s): Irish language
Dermot would be pronounced DAYR-mott in German.
Dermot Earley.
Dermot McMurrough.
'Jeremiah' was often substituted for the native Irish name Diarmaid ('Dermot').
Woulfe, Wolfe (In Irish: de Bhulbh)
the Irish for history is stair
It is spelled Féilim in Irish.
As its not an Irish name there would be no Irish spelling for it
The word qaolionn is not Irish. Irish has no "q".
In Irish Gaelic it is diabéiteas.