Celtic Names
After thirty years of cruising large boats and twenty-two years of owning them, I have cashed out and bought a Flying Scot to sail in tidal rivers where I live. At 55 I have decided to concentrate on sailing rather than maintenance, picnics rather than voyages, and the mooring off our beach rather than slip rent at a marina. This will likely be my last sailboat and I plan on sailing her for a long time.
I am looking for a name that connotes a relaxed and joyful final chapter, hopefully with some sort of celtic association.
I enjoyed an old thread on here about boat names but did not see any suggestions that spoke to me.
The best I can come up with is "Nay Never" or perhaps "No Nay Never" which some of you may recognize as the refrain in the Irish song "Wild Rover" about a young man settling down. As the verse goes:
No! Nay! Never!
Nay never no more.
Will I play the Wild Rover.
Nay, never no more.

Comments
I'd go with 'Wild Rover'
Prodigal Son
Although he seems to have taken on a different connotation latel
Thanks for the suggestions, I was beginning to think that the th
I too was looking for something Celtic for a name, consulted Goo
I find that boat names are a wonderfully creative combination of
Doll Tearsheet
My choice would be Uisce Beatha.
I teleported home one night
With Ron and Sid and Meg.
Ron stole Meggie's heart away
And I got Sidney's leg.
-- Douglas Adams
Suggest "Tir Na Nog" The blessed Isle or Island of eternal yo