Coastguards were called out twice yesterday after clifftop incidents in Peel.
The first happened at 11.30am after a walker slipped and suffered a suspected broken ankle on the path to Corrin's Folly.
Coastguard officers took the walker to a waiting ambulance, which took them to Noble's Hospital.
Shortly before 6pm, they were called out again after a dog fell over the cliff edge at the back of Peel Hill.
Officers climbed down, but the dog hadn't survived its fall.
Extra food hygiene course for Island businesses
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Two ferry crossings cancelled because of weather
Two ferry sailings tomorrow have been called off because of weather.
Police appeal for dashcam footage in wake of fire
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Plantation work in Ballaugh sparks warning to users
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is asking people to take care in a plantation in the north of the Island this week.
Charity launches free cat spaying scheme
Cat owners can get their pets neutered for free thanks to a new scheme launching this week.
School writes to parents over nicotine pouches
A high school in the west of the Island has written to parents about nicotine pouches.
Mains work will mean no water for some Peel residents
Some residents in Peel will be without water from 11pm tonight.
Wednesday sailings under threat from poor weather
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings tomorrow could be facing disruption.
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