William's pride in Joey's legacy
The nephew of record 26-time TT winner Joey Dunlop says it’s heartening to see charity work continue on the Island where he made his name.
New apartments at Braddan Bridge House, the home of the Joey Dunlop Foundation, were recently opened, offering accommodation for people with disabilities.
William Dunlop says the family are very proud of the legacy ‘Yer Maun’ has left behind, 17 years after his death:
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