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In Irish Gaelic:

Nollaig shona duit - to one person; Nollaig shona daoibh - to multiple persons

In Scottish Gaelic:

Nollaig chridheil!

Nollaig shona!

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Ith do sháith agus bí meidhreach (singular)
Ithigí bhur sáith agus bígí meidhreach (plural)

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