Flood damage repaired
A landmark pub on the TT Course has reopened – just in time for its busiest two weeks of the year.
The Quarterbridge was badly damaged during December’s flooding when the river burst its banks.
Last night, however, it reopened after almost six months of work to restore it and it will now be open throughout the TT festival.
Landlord Kevin O’Dowd says it took a lot of hard work to make sure it’d be ready for an influx of TT visitors:
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