It's business as usual again at Ramsey Cottage Hospital, after an outbreak of the winter vomiting virus.
The hospital closed to new admissions in mid-February, after the highly contagious Norovirus struck in two wards, causing sickness and diarrhoea among both patients and staff.
However the DHSS says all the beds closed due to the virus are now open and in-patient admissions have resumed.
The department's thanked members of the public for their support during the disruption.
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