TT Riders and Trophies Will Be There
A week today is one of the most memorable of any TT - Mad Sunday.
This year is will mark the official opening of the Braddan Bridge House.
The house will provide much needed accommodation for people with special needs.
The charity was set up in the name of Joey Dunlop who died ten years ago.
Since then, work has been underway in creating these much needed facilities.
Ten years and 3/4 of a million pounds later Kevin Quirk, the Chairman of the foundation said Braddan House said they want Joeys Legacy to live on and people can go and have their photo with the TT trophies and John McGuinness at the opening.
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