Reiltys shirrey obbreyder son gowaltys breck ghoal twoaie
Tannys goll er shirrey son ynrican gowaltys eeast yn Ellan
Ta'n Reiltys shirrey obbreyder son y ghowaltys breck ghoal twoaie faggys da Maghal.
Ta ymmyd jeant jeh Guirrlann Cornaa, y ynrican fer jeh e lheid ayns Ellan Vannin, dy hroggal 20,000 jeh ny eeastyn cour eeastagh soccaragh ayns doouryn yn Ellan.
Ta'n ynnyd follym cheet er yn oyr dy vel bargane soiagh ec y hellooder roish nish er y ghuirrlann er jeet gys jerrey.
Eddyr yn daa hraa, ta'n Reiltys er n'ghoaill ersyn y currym son yn ynnyd choud's ta tannyssyn noa er nyn ngeddyn.
T'eh shirrit er yeearreyderyn dy chur stiagh coontey giare jeh'n cheeayl chionnit as yn ablid oc, chammah's treealtys.
Ren yn Shirveishagh Eirinys Geoffrey Boot cur coontey jeh'n ynnyd myr 'caa yindyssagh goan dy ghoaill ayns laue yn ynrican gowaltys eeast 'syn Ellan ta gobbraghey.'
She'n 21 Mee Luanistyn ta'n laa s'jerree son cur stiagh yeearreeyn.
Tenant sought for Island's only fish farm
Government is seeking an operator for the rainbow trout farm near Maughold.
The Cornaa Hatchery, the only one of its kind in the Isle of Man, is used to rear 20,000 of the fish for recreational angling in the Island's reservoirs.
The vacancy arrives as the previous owner's lease on the hatchery has expired.
Meanwhile, Government has taken responsibility for the site whilst new tenants are found.
Applicants are asked to submit a brief summary of their experience, capability and a proposal.
Agriculture Minister Geoffrey Boot described the position as 'a fabulous and rare opportunity to take on the Island’s only active fish farm'.
The deadline for applications is 21 August.
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