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We've started looking at A W Moore's 1890 publication, 'The Surnames and Place-Names of the Isle of Man' for its section on nicknames, taking up where we left off with our survey of the nicknames used in Ballaugh collected by J B Keig.

In our episode from the translation into the Manx Gaelic of Bram Stoker's Dracula, we're hearing from Jonathan Harker's journal about the expedition to search Carfax, the house bought by Count Dracula in Essex, and where 50 boxes of Transylvanian soil arrived - one of them bearing the Count himself! But how many are left in the house?

As y kiaull ain -
\nGRAHAM CROWE - Fair maids of Mann
\nROGER BRYANT & CORNWALL SONGWRITERS - The miner's anthem
\nHUGH GILLESPIE - Paddy Finley's favourite/Joe O'Connell's dream
\nDAFYDD IWAN - Si hei lwli
\nMAGGIE MacINNES - 'Si nochd a' chiad oidhche 'n fhoghair
\nYVES LEBLANC - Le moulin d'Erce
\nBRIAN Mac STOYLL - My chaillin veg dhone
\nSYDNEY MITCHELL, HOLMAN-CLIMAX MVC & CAMBORNE TOWN BAND - Proper job
\nBEOGA - The flying golf club