Residents thanked for generosity
The efforts of those who have helped during a tough TT have been praised by Department of Economic Development's member with responsibility for motorsport.
Poor weather, and problems with the Ben-my-Chree, spurred many locals on to help out where they could, offering beds and washing facilities to soggy and stranded bikers.
Rob Callister MHK says there has been great work by organisers, too, under difficult circumstances at times:
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