John Morris and Kym Rowley chat to Paul about the handing over of the Bally Hooley Train 16Oct19

John Morris and his family have decided to bequeath the Bally Hooley trains to one of the Douglas Shires largest and respected not for profit clubs, the Combined Club (THE TIN SHED) John Morris approached the club and it's manager Kym Rowley and suggested the idea. The clubs management committee considered it and unanimously voted in favour of it. Four locomotives,NELSON, BUNDY, SPEEDY and the MOWBRAY, the carriages ,the Bally Hooley Depot and workshop. As part of the handover and to assist with running costs the club will also take over the popular Choo Choos cafe at the marina.