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The new tenants at a restaurant in the south of the Island say they are glad to have an historic building back in use for the community.
The Bradda Glen in Port Erin was refurbished by the old Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry which said it wanted a business to take over the site.
That new tenant is Andy Hardy, who also runs the Courthouse nightclub in Douglas.
He says he thought it was a shame to see such a beauty spot without any facilities.
Additional ways to generate income from ferry terminal could be explored
Liverpool facility's annual running costs are just over £700,000
MHK calls for minimum wage rise to be implemented in phases
Julie Edge's motion seeks to split upcoming 9.9% increase
Fears planned changes to government's first time buyers schemes will 'fall by the wayside'
There are concerns they've been proposed too close to the end of the current administration
Consultation opens on proposed changes to punishments for some driving offences
This consultation seeks views on realigning UK and Manx maximum penalties
