No major incidents for police to deal with
The police think the weather on New Year's Eve was a major contributor to it being a relatively quiet night for officers around the Island.
There was heavy rain for a number of hours, which seems to have put some people off going out.
Officers dealt with a few people who had had too much to drink, and went to have a word at a few noisy house parties.
Duty Inspector Allan Thompson says otherwise it was a pretty uneventful night:
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