it is spelt crann 'nollaig' and it means Christmas tree in Irish
NO, it is in fact spelt "Crann Nollag" because the word is "Nollaig" in its normal form but when two nouns become together it becomes genitive (an tuiseal ginideach) and loses the "i".
Look it up in a dictionary if you don't believe me...
crann na Nollag
"Nollaig Chridheil" means "Merry Christmas"
Crann Úll was created in 1980.
crann na mianta / crann beannaithe
In the Irish language, 'Crann foscúil' or 'Crann fothainiúil'. Scottish Gaelic ...?
In the Irish language, 'Crann foscúil' or 'Crann fothainiúil'. Scottish Gaelic ...?
Possibly Daidí Nollag (Father Christmas)
crann
crann
"Beannachtaí na Nollag daoibh go léir" means "Happy Christmas to you all"
crann silíní
The cast of The Crann Doll - 2012 includes: Teena Byrd as Linda Sarah Lomke as Bedillia