 The village has a primary school, a hotel and a large campsite in the river meadow of Sulby Claddagh.The village is dominated by the Sulby River, the Ballamanaugh farm estate, common land of the Claddagh and Cronk Sumark (Cronk = Hill), which includes the remains of an Iron Age fort.The name Sulby () ('Soli's farm')), or "Súla " + "bý " (cleft or fork) in the Sulby river) reflects the Scandinavian influence in Isle of Man place-names.