Tús Nua - New Beginning/start
Tús Úr - Fresh Beginning/start
Tús Úrnua - Brand new Beginning/Start
ùr is the Scottish Gaelic for 'new'.
Athbhliain faoi mhaise dhuit is an Irish Gaelic equivalent of 'Prosperous New Year'.
nuadh / ùr
Different counties release their shirts at different times. Typically it would be before the beginning of their new season. If their shirt hasn't changed since the previous year, their shirts may already be available.
In Welsh dechrau; in Irish tosach; in Scots Gaelic ...; in Breton ...; in Manx ...; in Cornish ...
How does one say "new beginning" in Swahili
Gaelic Park.
Ceol ùr
In Irish it's nua / úr
Stór nua or Maoin nua
ár dteach nua
Bh at the beginning of a word is 'w' in Galway and Donegal if followed by a/o/uand 'v' if followed by e/i. In Cork and Kerry it is 'v' in both cases and this is the case in Scottish Gaelic as well.Medially and finally is more problematic as it varies by dialect even within Irish and Scottish Gaelic. Wikipedia has an article on Scottish Gaelic phonology and Irish phonology that can explain in more detail.