Problems persist at campsite
Flooding over the Easter period is continuing to affect the Sulby Claddaghs.
Camping in the public beauty spot was suspended indefinitely last weekend due to persisting 'drainage issues'.
An onsite toilet block was also closed, and camping permits are no longer being issued.
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture, which owns the land at the Claddaghs, says an investigation has been launched.
It's apologised for any inconvenience caused.
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