Courthouse deal 'exciting' for Ramsey

Dellal thie quaiyllagh 'greinnaghey' Rhumsaa

Kionnaghey Thie Quaiyllagh Rhumsaa, shen 'cooish ghreinnee' ayns shennaghys son pobble Rhumsaa.

Shen reir yn Ard-Shirveishagh Howard Quayle - t'eh gra dy row eh shickyr dy beagh coardail ayns prinsabyl jeant ec Barrantee Rhumsaa yn Thie Quaiyllagh y gheddyn.

Naight dy row eh coardilt, t'eh çheet ny lurg argane liauyr, kyndagh rish lhisagh y balley yn troggal y chummal, er-nonney lhisagh eh goll er creck dy preevadjagh.

Ta Mnr Quayle gra dy vel eh jerkal dy bee speeideilys cosnit ayns Rhumsaa, gollrish y speeideilys ta pobble Phurt ny h-Inshey goaill soylley jeh.


Courthouse deal 'exciting' for Ramsey

The purchase of Ramsey Courthouse marks an 'exciting' point in history for the townsfolk.

That's according to Chief Minister Howard Quayle - he says he was confident there would be an agreement in principle by the Ramsey Commissioners to acquire it.

News of it comes after a protracted argument over whether the building should be retained by the town or sold privately.

Mr Quayle says he hopes there'll be similar success in Ramsey to that enjoyed by the people of Peel.