Seagull nests on crazy golf course
Visitors to Ramsey's Mooragh Park are being asked to take particular care around the crazy golf course.
Wardens have fenced off the 'Ramsey Hairpin' section of the TT-themed activity.
It's because a seagull has taken up residence to nest and raise its young.
Commissioner Juan McGuiness explained in a social media post that when a seagull establishes a nest they cannot be moved meaning visitors will need to putt around the cordoned-off area.
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