It'll be set up on Loch Promenade throughout the festival
Organisers of the TT funfair say they're 'delighted' after being granted a licence for this year's races.
Formalities were completed yesterday evening, and residents and visitors alike will begin to see the rides being set up from the end of May.
It makes it the second year it's been given the green light, after the withdrawal of government backing meant it was absent in 2022.
Dave Taylor says he has fond memories of his time here:
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