It was a busy day for RNLI crews in Port St Mary yesterday - when both its lifeboats were launched to help a yacht.
The all-weather vessel Henry Heys Duckworth and D-class lifeboat Frank Martin launched shortly after 8pm after a mooring broke.
The yacht was left drifting in Bay ny Carrickey, and was threatening to run aground on rocks.
Both crews safely recovered the boat and towed it back to Port St Mary Harbour.
Crash closes part of TT course
Police are warning motorists to avoid the scene of a crash on the TT course this morning.
New reservoir expected be ready next month
A new reservoir in the north of the Island is expected to be completed by early October.
MGP racer to raise cash for friend's family after TT death
A former MGP rider plans to tackle a UK mountain challenge to raise money for the family of a rider who died during this year's TT.
DOI won't publish bridge inspection report
The Department of Infrastructure says releasing a report about the state of a bridge in Laxey would prejudice the government's ability to manage the national economy.
Mountain road closes again today
The Mountain Road will shut later, as work continues after Manx Grand Prix.
Final farewell planned for Ballafesson Methodist Chapel
The Island's Methodist church says it's closing and selling a chapel and hall in the south of the Island.
Check your chimney before the cold weather, Fire Service urges
The fire and rescue service is asking people to check their chimney ahead of the colder months.
Suicide awareness walk to take place this week
A support group is inviting people to take part in a public walk to raise awareness about suicide this month.
