Almost £150,000 has been raised to help farmers who were hit by the heavy snow in March.
The Agricultural Benevolent Trust's 'Snow Fund' was set up after the freak weather left hundreds of animals dead - something which caused huge financial and emotional toil for farmers.
The money is being allocated to individuals who have found themselves stuck with the loss of income.
Chairman of the trust Graham Crowe says the damaging effects
of the situation will be felt for years to come (audio):
Road closures for Manx Motor Racing Club from next week
The Manx Motor Racing Club has announced three road closures as it holds its annual hill climbs next week.
Dinner event raises over £3,600 for brain tumour charity
A dinner event has raised more than £3,600 for a local charity.
Man admits to assaulting police officer before Court
A Douglas man who assaulted a police officer after drunkenly falling and injuring himself has avoided being sent to prison.
Ramsey's Roisin in the semi-finals of BBC One show
A woman from the Isle of Man is through to the semi-finals of a BBC tv show.
Help needed to care for birds at Nobles Hospital's aviary
A charity is looking for a volunteer to take over an aviary at Noble's Hospital.
Nearly two tonnes of meat thrown away so far this month at meat plant
Isle of Man Meats has thrown away almost two tonnes of meat so far this month.
ITV show featuring Samantha Barks won't return for second series
A TV show featuring Samantha Barks has been cancelled after one season.
Douglas man who assaulted victim in own garden appears in Court
A neighbour dispute resulted in an assault on a man in his own garden.
