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Go n-éirí an bóthar leat / Go dté tú slán(singular)
Go n-éirí an bóthar libh / Go dté sibh slán(plural)

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here's a suggestion - Slàn turas is biodh greann mor (with a fada on the 'o') agaibhse.

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Go n-éirí an turas leat.

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Go dté tú slán (singular) Go dté sibh slán (plural)

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(To one person): Bíodh an-turas agat (To more than one person): ...agaibh.

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Biodh turas maith agat = Enjoy your trip

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Bíodh an-turas agat.

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In Irish "go dté tú slán"

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Bíodh an-turas agat.

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